Moss Table generates electricity through Photosynthesis.
Here electricity is generated from the electrons captured by conductive fibers inside the moss table. The technology turns energy that would otherwise be wasted in the photosynthesis process into power that can be put to practical use. (by Biophotovoltaics)My parasitology professor would love this, he’s seriously always talking about using plants for electricity and such.
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This is the rose and ship wheel that was added to my compass rose, just this morning! So far I’m following a more traditional theme on my right arm, whereas my left arm are more original ideas. It symbolizes my belief that there’s always a direction to go in life, and from every new directions grows beauty and livelihood.
Done by the talented Andrew Wheeler at Time Will Tell in Burlington, Ontario.
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DIY Neon Toe Shoes
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Materials:
• Nude Patent Pumps – These from local DSW for $40, but here is a great pair for $34 from Steve Madden that would also work great
• Pink Fluorescent Neon Spray Paint or even better Floral Spray (color even less likely to chip!)
• Packing Tape
• Old Towels (to protect your shoes when you spray)Tape Shoes. First you’ll want to tape your shoes. The area you don’t tape is where the color will be. Tape the rubber sole also because you want a nice, clean finish. You don’t have to tape the inside of your shoes, since we will cover them with an old towel.
Next cover the shoes. Take them outside and spray 2-3 coats on the shoes. Also seal the color with some type of sealer so it lasts longer. This one works well.
And that’s it! You are done. :) The hardest part is making sure you do a good job taping, but otherwise, so easy. Take off the tape and enjoy your fun new shoes!
Tee hee
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