- środa, lipca 30, 2014
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czasc jak sie macie? W moim rodzinnym miescie pogoda jest piekna, 31 stopni w cieniu :) nie to co w Glasgow wieczne deszcze i szarzyzna za oknem brrrrr.... obecnie pracujemy nad kolejnym projektem, ktory niedlugo takze znajdzie sie na blogu. Badzccie cierpliwi bo szykuja sie duuuuze zmiany!
happy monday
- wtorek, lipca 08, 2014
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Hi, how are you all? Recently on many fashion blogs Birkenstock sandals are a must have, and I'm not sure how I fell about them in terms of "fashion statement" but I sure know they're comfortable and perfect for summer months. What do you think about them? Happy monday!
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Ostatnio coraz wiekszym zainteresowaniem na amerykanskich i brytyjskich blogach sa sandaly Birkenstock'i. Pamietam, ze jako mala dziewczynka posiadalam podobna pare sandalow - bezowe i zamszowe! Hit ...szczerze mowiac sama nie wiem czy teraz odwazylabym sie w nich wyjsc na miasto :) choc jedno jest pewno ze sa super wygodne i swietne na nadchodzace upalne miesiace. A co Wy o nich myslicie? Udanego tygodnia !










- poniedziałek, kwietnia 07, 2014
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February must have
SIMPLE GOLD JEWELERY | CAMEL COAT | BOYFRIEND JEANS



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- środa, stycznia 29, 2014
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Hi,
how are you all? This is a very quick outfit of the day, the weather is still very beautiful and sunny :) so.. from the top
Have a nice day
x
how are you all? This is a very quick outfit of the day, the weather is still very beautiful and sunny :) so.. from the top
Ray Ban - sunglasses
White crop top - H&M
High waisted shorts - Primark
Pink trainers - Reebok
Black bag - Zara
Gold watch - Invicta
Gold chain with pendant - Topshop
Have a nice day
x
- piątek, lipca 19, 2013
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- środa, lipca 17, 2013
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Hi,
how are you all? It's another beautiful day and a second day of T in the park! For those that don't know what T in the park is ...keep on reading...
T in the Park is a three day Scottish music festival which will take place between 12–14 July 2013 in Balado, Kinross and it is the 20th Anniversary this year.
For more information check their website http://www.tinthepark.com/home.aspx
x
how are you all? It's another beautiful day and a second day of T in the park! For those that don't know what T in the park is ...keep on reading...
T in the Park is a three day Scottish music festival which will take place between 12–14 July 2013 in Balado, Kinross and it is the 20th Anniversary this year.
For more information check their website http://www.tinthepark.com/home.aspx
have a great day! x
- sobota, lipca 13, 2013
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3D-printed casts for fractured bones fiberglass prototype designed by Victoria University of Wellington graduate Jake Evill.
The prototype Cortex cast is lightweight, fully ventilated, shower friendly, recyclable, stylish, hygienic, washable and thin enough to fit under a shirt sleeve.

A patient would have the bones x-rayed and the outside of the limb 3D-scanned. Computer software would then determine the optimum bespoke shape, with denser support focussed around the fracture itself.

The polyamide pieces would be printed on-site and clip into place with fastenings that can't be undone until the healing process is complete, when they would be taken off with tools at the hospital as normal. Unlike current casts, the materials could then be recycled.
"At the moment, 3D printing of the cast takes around three hours whereas a plaster cast is three to nine minutes, but requires 24-72 hours to be fully set," says the designer. "With the improvement of 3D printing, we could see a big reduction in the time it takes to print in the future."

Is that the end of bulky, itchy and smelly plaster?


What do you think?
Have a nice weekend!
x
The prototype Cortex cast is lightweight, fully ventilated, shower friendly, recyclable, stylish, hygienic, washable and thin enough to fit under a shirt sleeve.
A patient would have the bones x-rayed and the outside of the limb 3D-scanned. Computer software would then determine the optimum bespoke shape, with denser support focussed around the fracture itself.
The polyamide pieces would be printed on-site and clip into place with fastenings that can't be undone until the healing process is complete, when they would be taken off with tools at the hospital as normal. Unlike current casts, the materials could then be recycled.
"At the moment, 3D printing of the cast takes around three hours whereas a plaster cast is three to nine minutes, but requires 24-72 hours to be fully set," says the designer. "With the improvement of 3D printing, we could see a big reduction in the time it takes to print in the future."
Is that the end of bulky, itchy and smelly plaster?
What do you think?
Have a nice weekend!
x
- piątek, lipca 12, 2013
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tartan shirt ZARA / white tee PRIMARK / high waisted acid washed shorts PRIMARK / bag ZARA / shoes TIMERLAND
- niedziela, lipca 07, 2013
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