Cross stitch and plastic canvas too, like these cross stitch pinback buttons by pOOm plastic:


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Cross stitch and plastic canvas too, like these cross stitch pinback buttons by pOOm plastic:
Germans (and pretty much the rest of the world) lost their shit last year over Knut and Flocke, but those cuties are growing up quickly, as polar bears are apt to do. Have no fear, there is a new polar bear in Germany...Wilbaer! Officials at the Stuttgart zoo say that "Wilbaer will not be a commercial success" but the cuteness of polar bear cubs is force to powerful for mere mortals to reckon with. I think Knut, the original world famous adorable polar, is still my favorite, but it's hard to resist any baby animal in a basket.
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Associated Press-
Disneyland's original "House of the Future," a pod-shaped, all-plastic dwelling, quickly seemed quaint and closed its doors after a decade, in 1967. Its oddities included handsfree phones, wall-sized televisions and electric razors.
But Disney announced Wednesday that it will soon open a new dwelling in Tomorrowland - this time in partnership with 21st century technology giants.
The 5,000-square-foot home, scheduled to open in May, will look like a suburban tract home outside. But inside it will feature hardware, software and touch-screen systems that could simplify everyday living.