Shoes Model Ever Most Unique in the World

     Shoe design unique and attractive is often considered by consumers, thus making the shoe designers were competing to create shoes with the most interesting creations.

     However, when a creativity that has been created with good ie by creating shoes that are comfortable to wear, the designer does not run out of creativity in creating Shoes Model Most Unique and Eccentric. Well, here's some Model Shoes Ever Most Unique in the World.

Chocolate Slippers

     Chocolate Slippers are shoes that are made from real chocolate, so these shoes are very easy to use and also good to eat. What happens if we wear these shoes certainly we will thinking better eaten than used as footwear is not it? Although these shoes look very tasty, but these shoes can not be used in a long time.

Shoes Man Cave

     This shoe model is created same as the shape of the human foot, a little look weird and ridiculous if you see this one shoe model. These shoes if used as if we were seen barefoot because of its shape exactly to the shape of the human foot. Funny is not it?

Origami Shoes

     Well, if you wanted wear shoes that are lightweight, easy to fold, easy to store, easy to wear and you have to try the unique shoes named this origami shoes. This shoe is very easy to tuck in a pocket or purse and will not take place that much.

Nail Heels

     Nail heels are shoes designed very minimalist at all but very painful if you wear it. If you are fond of extreme action can try these shoes and roughly shoes can be used for running or not ya?

Polyposis

     Polyposis is a shoe that is designed to resemble the tentacles of an octopus. See from the shape of this shoe seems less convenient to use, but it turns out the shoes of this type of polyposis has been the target of many celebrities the world. One of the celebrities of the world who are after is Lady Gaga. This shoe is one of the works of a footwear designer named Kermit Tesoro.

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Wet Soil Smell After Rain

     Do you like the scent of wet earth after rain? If so, you are not alone. In fact, some scientists believe that people inherit their love for the scent of rain from their ancestors who rely on rain for their survival. But what makes the scent of wet earth after rain?

     There are some aromas associated with rainfall pleasant smelling man. One of the smell, which is called "Petrichor", the aroma that comes up when it rains after a prolonged dry spell.

     Petrichor - the term was coined in 1964 by two Australian scientists studying the smell of wet weather. Petrichor derived from the word 'Petros' Greek, which means stone and 'ichor', which means that the liquid flowing in the veins of the gods. It is defined as "a distinctive aroma that accompanies the first rain after a long dry season"

Petrichor comes from a pair of chemical reactions:

     Some plants produce oil during dry periods, and when it rains, this oil is released into the air. The second reaction which creates Petrichor occurs when chemicals called geosmin produced by Streptomyces bacteria that live on the ground, are released into the air. Both of these aromatic compounds combine to create Petrichor, pleasant aroma when the rain hits the ground.

     Bactrian camels can detect water from a distance of 50 miles away. This is because the aroma of Streptomyces easily carried across the desert and camel picked up by a sensitive nose. In return, the spores of the bacteria can be spread around. Musty earth scent of some cactus flowers are also derivatives of geosmin. Make pollinating insects comes with the promise of water. This is known as mimicry interest. Unfortunately, the fish also absorb some of the water geosmin not really feel it.

     Another scent of rain is associated with ozone. During storms, lightning can separate oxygen and nitrogen molecules in the atmosphere, and they in turn can recombine into nitric oxide. This substance interacts with other chemicals in the atmosphere to form ozone, which has a pungent smell fresh.

     When someone says they can smell the rain coming, maybe that wind from the storm has made ozone down from the clouds and into the nostrils of the person.

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5 Unique Painting in a Cup of Coffee

     You are a fan of coffee? Or fan art? This time, I want to share information about unique and beautiful painting over a cup of coffee. It is suitable for you who are fond of coffee at a time fan artwork.

     Coffee to be painted is Coffeelate, namely coffee blended milk cream that makes this coffee to be somewhat lumpy. And the result, the paintings are very remarkable as the pictures below.

1. A cup of coffee with the face of President Obama

2. A cup of coffee with a picture of a monkey

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3. A cup of coffee with a cartoon picture shop

4. A cup of coffee with pictures of flowers

5. A cup of coffee with a picture of outer space planet

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5 Type Japanese Food Impressed Strange and Unusual

     Japan certainly is not foreign to you huh? Because the country is famous throughout the world for many things such as for fashion and food. Japan always create new innovations that make the world turn to him.

     Snacks or pastries such as kit kat and chocolates are already many encounter in various parts of the world, including Indonesia. These pastries was present with a variety of flavors and shapes that attract people to enjoy it.

     But in Japan pastries comes with a strange taste that may not be familiar to you. Even so, it turns out the food is quite popular and became one of Japan's favorite cake for the people you know. Let's look at five of Japan's unique foods.

1. Bear Meat Kare Canned

     During this ever imagined taste of bear meat? One of the unique food of Japan is unique and a bit odd is canned bear meat curry. Canned food does have a taste of curry and really made of bear meat fat and packed in a tin.

     Food is one of the specialties of the region of Hokkaido. This curry can be easily obtained at supermarkets.

2. Chocolate-filled squid

     You're a fan of seafood? If so, maybe you'll want to try this unique food. In Japan, a popular snack is chocolate. This chocolate comes in many flavors one unique flavor of the squid.

     This chocolate is produced by Sakiika Chocolate and indeed contains pieces of chocolate covered dried squid. This unique chocolate usually be one of the favorite gifts valentines day. 

3. Canned Pancake

     You must already know the pancakes. This fried cake is usually served as breakfast. The taste is similar to the bread usually fit when served with maple syrup or honey.

     In Japan, the taste of pancakes is present in a tin. You can imagine? A beverage that has a taste of canned pancakes complete with its maple syrup. Well, maybe those who often skip breakfast, pancakes, these cans can be one of your alternatives.

4. Kit Kat Wasabi Flavor

     Who is not familiar with the Kit Kat? This cake is a chocolate coated wafer sort and very enjoyable to relax friend. This cake is very popular in Japan because the original name was 'Kitto Katsu' which means 'I believe, I can be successful'.

     In Japan, you will find many kinds of flavors of Kit Kat is probably not unusual and does not exist anywhere else. There Kit Kat comes with wasabi flavor and taste of chili. Ouch. Just imagine it makes us wonder how it feels. Perhaps for those who love the taste of spicy, you can try the flavors of Kit Kat this one.

5. Pink Pepsi

     Pepsi is one of the brands that are well known soft drinks in the world. In Indonesia, there may be two flavors of Pepsi we know, but in Japan, Pepsi comes with a variety of flavors.

     In Japan, Pepsi has a lot of flavors. One of the most popular is the Pepsi Pink. Pepsi Pink is truly have the color pink on his drink. The taste Pepsi Pink itself is strawberry fruit flavors with a touch of sweet milk and legit. Well, you can imagine how this pink Pepsi taste.

     So that's some unique foods from Japan that seem strange and unusual. Approximately which foods you think are the most unique and you want to try?

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