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EAN: 421112576004 DESCRIPTION: Beurer HL 100 - Massage Matte Dauerhaft. Jemand kann sagen, dass mit dem HL 100 erreichen Sie eine dauerhaft sanfte und glatte Haut - ohne lästiges Rasieren oder Epilieren. Für dauerhafte Haarentfernung Schnell, sicher und schmerzlos Für Gesicht, Arme, Beine, Achselhöhlen und Bikinizone XXL Lichtfläche (2x3cm) für besonders schnelle Behandlung Modernste Lichttechnologie (Home Pulsed Light™), die auch von Hautärzten zur professionellen Haarentfernung angewendet wird Patentrechtlich geschützt Klinisch getestet und von Ärzten empfohlen Deaktivierung des Haarfollikels tief unter der Haut Bis zu 50% Haarreduzierung nach nur 3 - 4 Behandlungen Einzigartige Sicherheit mit dem Hauttypsensor, der automatisch alle geeigneten Hauttypen erkennt Geeignet für fast alle Hauttypen (außer natürlich dunklen Hautfarben) Geeignet für fast alle Haarfarben (außer sehr helle oder weiße Haare) Einfache und sichere Anwendung für zu Hause Produktabmessung: 17 x 15 x 10 cm Gewicht: 1,2 kg Produktbeschreibungen Beurer HL 100 Haarentfernungsger?

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popchartlab:

Our Periodic Table of Heavy Metals goes to 11 — and it’s 20% off if you buy it today.

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alchymista:

Day 29: Interesting Facts About Copper
Atomic Symbol: Cu; Atomic Number: 29; Atomic Mass: 63.546

  1. In America, copper is infamous for its use in pennies and the Statute of Liberty. Pennies were formally pure copper, but the composition changed to be simply copper coated zinc in the 80s, as the copper content of a pure copper penny was actually worth more than one cent. The Statue of Liberty contains around 179,000 pounds of copper, which turns green due to oxidation. 
  2. Our bodies just love metals. Copper is another nutrient that is required in our diet, with 0.9mg of copper recommended in a daily adult diet. This aids in the absorption of iron and helps to maintain the connective tissues and arteries of the heart.
  3. Coppers uses extend from a wide variety of industrial uses, such as plumbing and wiring, making brass and bronze, to our everyday coins, art, medicines, and kitchenware.
  4. However, if you were to cook acidic food in one of your copper pots, it could result in a toxic concoction, as the compounds formed when copper corrodes are toxic upon ingestion. So don’t forget to line your pots and pans! 

Image: Not only does recycling copper result in more efficient use of natural resources, but it also virtually 100% recyclable! 

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thekidshouldseethis:

Two years ago, Dutch artists Lernert & Sander filmed a short for MTV Europe by building and playing music on a rainbow-colored glass harp. It makes for a great audio and visual combo. (Also, who knew we’d have more than one glass harp video to watch?!)

via minieco.co.uk. Thanks, Larissa.

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smithsonianmag:

The Highest Resolution Image of Earth Ever

This composite image uses a number of swaths of the Earth’s surface taken on January 4, 2012.

Photo courtesy of NASA/NOAA/GSFC/Suomi NPP/VIIRS/Norman Kuring

Ed note: Perfect for your desktop background. Click the photo for the 8000x8000 image

h/t Gizmodo

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Viz Wiz Nicholas Felton Guides Us Through Worlds Of Data

fastcompany:

Making sense of our data-saturated world requires a combination of technical and design skill. Nicholas Felton, also known as Feltron, is among the most talented creators of information graphics and data visualizations working today. His Annual Reports — the most recent of which is a visualization of his father’s life — will change the way you think about your personal data. In this episode, I talked to Felton about what to look for in creating infographics that help communicate data rather than hinder it.

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How Are You Decking the Halls With Tech This Year?

mashable:

Mashable and CNN iReport want to know: How are you decking the halls with tech this holiday season? Have you got something incredible planned, like this Angry Bird-themed light show? Or maybe you’re making some social media-themed decorations?

The best responses could be featured on Mashable and CNN iReport. Tweet photos or videos with the hashtag #holidaytech or upload them to our post. Please enter all submissions by Friday, Dec. 16 at 12 p.m. ET, then watch for the winners!

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theimpossiblecool:

Happy Holidays from The Impossible Cool.

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Strange Bloomberg Headlines: The stupidest argument ever

strangebloombergheadlines:

So now that my readership has skyrocketed into the double-digits, can I say something about the profound stupidity of the argument that goes like this: “Hey, if you’re rich and you think rich people should pay more taxes, why don’t you just give the government your money, huh????!!!???”? This is a…

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Rob Baedeker: What's in your box!

robbaedeker:

Thank you for supporting sustainable community agriculture. By purchasing a weekly box of produce direct from Blessed Stork Farms, you allow us to run our business using earth-friendly methods and bring nutritious produce to your body, mind and soul.

Here’s some notes on what you’ll find in…

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