Mar 17
Not too much as it turns out. This great concept by MAID student Harry White tries to use unfamiliar units such as “half a human brain” etc as a way to “better conceptualize certain scientific constructs”.
Feb 17
Coca Cola (the real one) is not only great to drink, it also has many uses around the home.This list of uses was tested on ordinary, original Coca Cola, not the diet kind, or any of the variations there are available.
- Cleaned a burned saucepan by pouring Coke into it and boiling. This takes out all the staining.
- It’s easy to make a modern photograph look like an old sepia one. Just lightly brush the photograph with Coca Cola and dry quickly. Don’t wet it too much or it will buckle. Photocopied black and white pictures make great looking “antique” prints, if you treat them in the same way. Maps photocopied and treated this way, look fantastic in antique style frames.
- If you dye your hair and the result is too intense, flat Coca Cola will help to lighten it.
- Give old coins a soak in Coke. This gives a brilliant shine for collections and decorative items.
- Pour Coca Cola into your kettle and leave all day. This will remove limescale and leaves it clean inside.
- A can of Coke poured into the toilet will clean it. The acid in the drink gets to work right away.
- Make an excellent barbecue sauce by mixing Coke and Ketchup , half and half. Coat chicken, meat, etc with this before cooking. It’s mouthwatering.
- Flat Coke makes a good hair conditioner. Pour it over your hair, rinse and dry.
- Put Coke into flat wide dishes in the garden and it will help to rid your plants of slugs. They are attracted by the sweet smell and once they fall in, they can’t get out.
- Rusty bolts can be loosened by soaking a rag in Coca Cola, and wrapping it around the bolt. Leave for a few hours and it will be easier to move.
- Clean your jewelery in a glass of Coke. Brush with a toothbrush and rinse well. (Not recommended for valuable items, or those with gem stones in them.)
- Flat Coca Cola helps to settle upset stomachs. Don’t use fresh, fizzy Coke as this could irritate the condition. (Take the fizz out by adding a little sugar, if you need to.)
Feb 17
Kenadie Jourdin-Bromley weighed 2 lbs, 8 ounces when she was born in February 2003. She was not expected to live more than a day, but she has survived. She continued to defy doctors expectations and at the age of 8 months, Kenadie was finally diagnosed with primordial dwarfism, a genetic condition that is believed to affect only about 100 people in the world. She isn’t expected to grow past about 30 inches or weigh more than 8 pounds. Her special needs expenses are substantial. Click here for more images and a video.
Feb 15
Feb 10
The book these came from said some of the paint jobs cost $15,000 and had to be repeated every 3 months as the cat’s hair grows out. Must be nice to have $60,000 a year just to keep your cat painted!
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