Alligator Playground, Berlin Puppets, Mona Lisa's Skeleton, And More!

Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Polish-born, Brooklyn-based crochet master Olek is known for her delightful crocheted graffiti, brightening up New York's urban streets via crocheted baby strollers, bulls and motorbikes. Her newest project shows Olek's crochet renegade style works just as well in tropical settings as industrial.
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When students encounter big scary science words that are new to them, their tendency is to make some flashcards and start memorizing. I say, Stop! We speak English, so that means we can break a word down into understandable pieces.
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Whether delicate treats or a cold beer, you'll find a wide range of products turn to opera when looking to appeal to the public.
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