A newly emerged “fish spa” is becoming fashionable in many hot spring resorts, and has attracted even more customers, all curious about this peculiar treatment. In Japan, fish are being used in spa treatments. I’m not pulling your leg, although these fishes might. The customer soaks in water stocked with fishes that nibble on their skin, removing dead cells and reportedly clearing up skin conditions.

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On August 8, 41 year-old Albania artist Saimir Strati works on a portrait of the steed at the International Centre of Culture in Tirana. It is reported that Saimir Strati is attempting to use 1 million toothpicks to mount a steed chart together on 8 square meters board. He is known for working on a portrait of Leonardo Da Vinci using industrial nails at the International Centre of Culture in Tirana.

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It seems like everything is working against this well-cast adaptation of Valerio Manfredi’s novel: the fact that the historial epic genre is all but dead, thanks to Kingdom of Heaven and Tristan + Isolde; an initial release set for January of this year, only to be released in August, a.k.a. the other month during which studios dump their supposed flops. Now that the title has been changed from The Enchanted Sword, here are suggestions for this adaptation of Valerio Manfredi’s novel: (1) endless close-ups of Aishwarya Rai; (2) brutally hot legionaries.

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Superbad is essentially the little brother of Knocked Up, the one who will work harder to entertain and/or shock you. From what we hear, don’t expect Evan and Seth to experience a warm and fuzzy mutual rite of passage; Greg Mottola (he of Daytrippers fame) and the white-hot team behind KU’s unplanned success (Judd Apatow produced, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg wrote the screenplay) are set to gross-out the 18-34 demographic, and out-gross most teen comedies in recent memory.

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Clean water is a critical issue for billions of people around the world. Watercone® provides a path for distributed water desalinization from families in the desert to fisherman at sea seeking to make tea in the afternoon. As for the tech side, the inventor tested plastic materials for years before arriving at a UV resistant Poly Carbonate product that can stand up to years of daily use. And, when it decayed for solar purification, it can be used for other things.

The Watercone® is a solar powered water desalinator that takes salt or brackish water and generates freshwater. It is simple to use, lightweight and mobile. The technology is simple in design and use and is discribed by simple pictograms. With max. 1,6 liters a day the Watercone® is an ideal device to cover a childs daily need of freshwater. UNICEF: “every day 5000 children die as a result of diarrhea coused by drinking unsafe water”.

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