“What do you MEAN there aren’t enough screws?!” . Via the #Ikeafail hashtag.
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That ’90s feminist swag, though. Happy birthday, Fran Drescher!
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During Monday night’s game, the Kansas City safety, who is Muslim, was penalized for “unsportsmanlike behavior” when he prayed to celebrate his touchdown. An NFL spokesman said Tuesday that he should not have been penalized.
According to SBNation, the referee flagged him for "unsportsmanlike conduct, going to the ground." According to the NFL rulebook, players are prohibited from engaging in prolonged or excessive celebrations while on the ground.
In this interview, Pereira said:
"The whole issue is, you can't go to the ground on your knees or with your hand or anything. There's only one time that you're going to be allowed to go on your knee after you score like this, and that's when you want to praise the Lord. If you do that, then I'm going to allow that, because I do not want to be struck by lightning, I promise you that. We will allow that."
spoooOOOOOoooooooky
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Diana Opoti reached into her closet and found 100 gorgeous ensembles that are defying cliches and inspiring buyers.
Diana Opoti is a fashion and brand consultant in Nairobi, Kenya, and she hosted a popular television program about African designers. She capped off 100 Days of African Fashion with this ensemble, featuring a clutch in hand-embroidered silk by Neha Designs, a sterling silver ring by Gladys Macharia (Kenya), and a bracelet by Uru Diamonds (Tanzania).
Opoti is showing off earrings, bangles and a ring by an up-and-coming jeweller named Gladys Macharia, who uses recycled brass and precious local stones in her designs.
"You want a pencil skirt, it's in a fabric that you like, brilliant! Buy it." That goes for jewelry, too. Ghanian luxury designer Mina Evans' pencil skirt was part of a showcase Evans designed for Vlisco, the haute Dutch wax print company.
Ugandan designer Juliana Nasasira's jersey dress, under her label Kwesh, is inspired by African patterns but born of Nasasira's education at the legendary Instituto Maringoli in Italy. Opoti likes the diversity the dress introduces.
The supermarket’s Twitter account admitted the poster was meant for “staff areas” only. H/T @joncstone .
Illustrator James Chapman has been explaining what the world sounds like in different languages for over a year. Here are some of the highlights.
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“I am the god of tits and wine.”
George Clooney is one lucky man.
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HELLO!
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You can do this.
Coz normal French tips are so basic. Get the tutorial here.
Really cute. Get the tutorial here.
“Now instead of being teased at school for not having fingers, he is stared at for his cool hand.”
While the young boy, who lives with his family in Hawaii, is pictured here in a Superman costume, his actual favourite superhero is Iron Man.
So imagine his joy when a charity created a prosthetic hand for him styled on his favourite character's suit.
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Kahae was given his hand by E-Nabling the Future, a charity which describes itself as "a network of passionate volunteers using 3D printing to give the world a 'helping hand'".
The group was started by two people who helped create a prosthetic hand device for a child in South Africa.
The movement now creates the devices for children around the world.
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His grandmother Rulan, who got in touch with E-Nabling the Future, is quoted by the Daily Mail as saying: "'Almost daily Rayden would ask if his Iron Man hand had arrived in the mail. Every box he saw us carry into the house, he immediately thought it was his Iron Man hand.
"The evening the box came in, mom, dad and siblings all surrounded Rayden in anticipation of him opening the box."
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"He held his own hand and told his parents 'I can hold my own hand', then started using both of his hands to hide his face," the boy's grandmother revealed.
"Rayden's still learning to use his Iron Man hand on a daily basis. Because the muscles in that arm were never really used before, it will take a little time before he'll be really comfortable with it."
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