An incredible painter - Joel Rea

Joel Rea is a popular painter from Queensland, Australia. He is an expert in crafting beautiful realistic oil paintings. Rea works are exhibited in many solo exhibitions throughout Australia. His paintings got featured in many exhibitions in United States and Australia. In my opinion he's represents the shame on every photography fail. Enjoy.

Joel Rea: website
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High tech fashion accessories

1. The Nymi wristband, which will be shipping in early 2014, uses the wearer's heartbeat (or, more precisely, the shape of an individual's ECG wave) as a unique signature used to authenticate identity.
"People don't know where their Bitcoin funds are stored, and who can access them," said Bionym's chief cryptographer, Yevgeniy Vahlis, in a press statement. "The Nymi's wallet application makes the answer clear: the wallet is physically stored on the Nymi. The Nymi's multi-factor system, including its ECG biometric, ensures secure Bitcoin storage tied to the rightful owner.”
The Nymi is currently available for pre-order from Bionym for $79. After the company sells its first 25,000 wristbands, the price will increase to $99.

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2. Bluetooth pendant

This pendant is a really useful and fashion clothing accessories. it can be worn on a leather strap or a silver chain around the neck and it will facilitate some of the daily chores. 

3. MP3 player for women

It’s quite apparent that all ladies will have a soft corner for the Accessories MP3 Player. Honestly, how many MP3 players can be as subtle and discreet as this! Fashion statement, jewelry, bling…you name it, and it’s there! I adore the little loop earring that goes into the ear as headphones, now only if Cartier or Tiffany can get a whiff of this…

Designer: Lee Won-jun

site: http://www.yankodesign.com/

Salvador Dali House Museum, Port Lligat, Cadaques, Spain - the signature

One of the more infamous episodes involving Salvador Dali concerns the colossal falling out with his father. Years after Mrs. Dali had passed, a young Salvador scribbled “Parfois je crache par plaisir sur le portrait de ma mère” (sometimes I spit with pleasure on the portrait of my mother) on an early painting. The incensed elder Dali threw him out of the house. Salvador later returned, handed him a sperm-filled condom with the parting words, “This is all I owe you.”

That is why probably some of us will love him more.
:)
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