Cuddling.

Commercialization of basic human needs dates back to "long time ago"

SHELTER
Houshi

FOOD
Thermopolium

SEX
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution


XXI century added a more subtle twist


CUDDLING



American psychologist Harry Harlow conducted an extensive study of basic human need for cuddling.

Smelly Romance.

Him, Her, beautiful park, kissing on a bench, smelly trash bin in the vicinity.
The greater part of park benches assume waste basket nearby by default.
The lesser part of park planners have ever thought of safeguarding
bench sitters from nauseating aroma of a waste, by moving bins as far as possible.

Park Planner: "I Like it Ahh-lawt!"

Park Planner: "Noway Jose!"

Music.

Ballet.

Future is present.

Robots took over Amazon's warehouse.




Sign up to visit Amazon' warehouse.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/browse.html?node=8951326011


Soldier robot spot.




Butterflies.




Personal robot Echo for $199.




Personal robot Jibo for $499.




Hotel robot SaviOne.

Christmas Gift Idea.

Salt - magnified 150 times.

Sugar - magnified 50 times.

Cut hair- magnified 50 times.

Christmas Gift
http://www.ebay.com/bhp/usb-microscope-800x

Curious Mars.

Preamble: Mars has been attracting men since 1610. At long last, she is getting them closer than 33.9 million miles. Postamble: Venus is envious.


Resilient, adaptable, curious, trustworthy, creative and healthy individuals are needed for one way travel to Mars - http://www.mars-one.com.

Video blog from Mars by NASA:

Tweets from Mars by Mars Curiosity:

https://twitter.com/MarsCuriosity

Impress.

Echoic Memory

Sounds can evoke emotionally charged memories.
For instance, the sound of a bell, mounted on a spring,
(also known as jingle bell) puts a smiley on a lot of faces.

Boring nerds in thick glasses call sound memory
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echoic_memory

Check out what puts a smiley on your face - http://SaveTheSounds.info

Toilet, Toothbrush, Tarnish.

If you flush toilet with open lid, feces spread in the air.
(source: Thick Glassed Dudes who study gross stuff)
Most people keep toothbrush in the vicinity of their toilets.

Pets.

WHAT: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gouldian_finch
WHERE: http://www.birdsnow.com

WHAT: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_glider
WHERE: https://www.sugar-gliders.com/sugar-glider-price.htm

WHAT: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Hairless_Dog
WHERE: http://www.puppyfind.com/xoloitzcuintli.php

WHAT: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komondor
WHERE: https://www.akc.org/classified/search/landing_puppy.cfm?breed_code=616

WHAT: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fennec_fox
WHERE: http://exoticanimalsforsale.net/fennec-fox-for-sale.asp

Handy, Candid, Nifty.

How to open a bottle of wine without a corkscrew.

How to cut cherry tomatoes quickly.





How to open a locked suitcase.

The art of enjoying food - good coffee.

Every day, 83% of Americans drink coffee. ( Link )

The biggest part of that 83% drinks coffee of very poor quality.

The smaller part of that 83% drinks coffee of a little better quality.

The smallest part of that 83% drinks coffee of good quality made at home.
The good quality coffee cost is significantly less than poor quality coffee cost at Starbucks. 30 days X $3/cup = $90/month spent at Starbucks.

Here is what it takes to enjoy good quality coffee.

1) Good beans ( Link )
2) Good grinder( Link )
3) Good pot ( Link )
4) Good recipe( Link )

A cup of good quality coffee will, most likely, give you a good start for a good day.

Understanding beauty.

In a ballet no words are spoken from the stage. The dancers must tell the audience the story using only their body movements and gestures, which they execute to the accompaniment of music.

Basic performers' gestures have a lot in common with sign language that is used by deaf or mute people.

- Both hands to the heart for “love“

- Hand cupped by ear for “hear“

- Bowing to show loyalty

- Strong motions with fists to show anger

Professionalism and Quality.

One more generation, and these words will disappear from Dictionaries of most countries.

Meet the legendary, world famous God of Sushi - Jiro Yoshino.

Jiro is 85 years old, 75 of which he devoted to mastering the art of sushi making. His 10-seat, sushi-only restaurant, inauspiciously located in a Tokyo subway station, is sought after by many people worldwide. To their greatest disappointment, the place is booked up months in advance, in spite of being the most expensive sushi place in the world.

It takes 2 years to learn how to properly give a 45 minute massage to octopus, so that its meat is properly tenderized. It takes 7 years to learn the art of slicing the fish. It takes 10 years to learn how to pick the right rice and another 10 how to chose the right fish. Only then, one learns how to make sushi.