Sweet Preserve

Kacper Hamilton has designed a series of seven wine glasses inspired by the seven deadly sins. These red wine glasses are based on the 7 deadly sins. Each glass encapsulates a sin, which is revealed through the ritual of drinking. The ‘7 Deadly Glasses’ are about celebrating passion and encouraging the user to be sinful in a theatrical fashion.

1. Sloth

2. Wrath

3. Greed

4. Pride

5. Gluttony

6. Lust

7. Envy

Handmade in England.
Limited Edition.
Available to order.

Freeze Mentos into the ice-cubes, add to Diet Coke drink:

Wired’s HOWTO wiki suggests freezing Mentos into ice cubes and then serving them in Diet Coke-based cocktails as a kind of timed practical joke (the cubes melt, and the drink turns into a volcano). Diet Coke is recommended “because it isn’t sticky.“

1. Get a seedless watermelon and slice it in a circular motion. Try to keep the slice round and smooth.
2. Cut the tip of a banana about 1 inch thick. Then cut two circular slices of the banana from the same end.
3. Now slice the banana in a curve shape about 2-3 inches long.
4. Dip the banana pieces in lemon juice to keep them from discoloring.
5. Place the two circular pieces equal distance apart on the watermelon. This represents the eyes.
6. Place the pointed ban nana slice in the center about 1 inch below the two circular pieces to represent the nose.
7. Place the curved piece in the center about 1 inch below the “nose” to represent the mouth.

   

   Voila! You now have a funny face using a seedless watermelon and bananas.

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 Jobsintown

German job finder site Jobsintown got the most for their advertising dollar with these creative posters.

3M Security Glass Advertisement

What better way to test your Security Glass than by creating a display loaded with cash and telling people to kick. That’s exactly what 3M did.
A security guard was present to make sure no one broke the rules and that people couldn’t get to keep the money if they broke it.

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Princess Juliana International Airport is the airport of St. Maarten. The island of St. Maarten is the smallest landmass in the world shared by two nations. The northern side (St. Martin) is governed by the French and the southern side (St. Maarten) is one of the five island territories that make up the semi autonomous country of the Netherlands Antilles, part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Princess Juliana International Airport is the lowest landing airport in the world.