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15 examples of clever packaging
Third of all waste that we throw in a landfill - is from food packaging: boxes, bags and wraps. Most of them are bright, but absolutely useless things on which we are eager to get rid.
But packaging can be quite different - useful and facilitate people's lives. Examples of such a package in this collection.
Bottle of ice
Refreshing summer drinks with ice become relevant than ever. That's just the ice can not find everywhere and always. Coca-Cola has solved this problem cardinally - spilled his drink in a bottle of ice. For reasons of hygiene and to avoid frostbitten fingers on the ice container is put on a red bracelet with logo Coca-Cola.
Folding packaging for sandwiches
Concertina packing Eat & Go - this is student work Gambarian Olga, Diana Gibadullina, Kishchenko Alexander, Andronicus runners. Very convenient to eat on the go - wrap decreases as the disappearance of the content.
Bank-bowl for chips
Designer Dohyuk Kwon figured out how to get chips from the bottom of the cylindrical can. Not to tilt the container when the chips have reached a critical level to which it is impossible to reach, he proposed to transform the bank into a bowl. After removal of the tightening element cylinder made of compressed paper, upgraded in curly dishes.
Tags freshness
Japanese design agency To-Genkyo developed innovative tags for meat products. They show the buyer the freshness of a product. Tags change color depending on the meat products emitted ammonia. With their help it is easy to determine how fresh goods lying on the counter.
Cheese pencils
Company The Deli Garage released Parmesan cheese in the form of pencils of three pieces per pack with rods of different flavors - truffle, pesto and chilli. Sharpener, with which you can grate cheese directly on the plate attached. Measurement scale on the package tells how much cheese to add to this or that dish, and how many calories are in each of them.
Butter
Portion packaging oils and wooden knife "2 in 1" from designer Yeongkeun. Convenient to use on the road.
Milled tape
Do not need to look painfully end of the tape and try to pick up his fingernail. With this package easy to find and mark the cut edge. However, in mass production, this idea has not yet gone.
"Anti" for lunch bags
If you are worried for the safety of your sandwiches in the office fridge, you can pack them in bags "with mold." Not salable will not cause appetite colleagues. Clever packaging invented engineer and designer Sherwood Forli from Los Angeles.
Jar with two lids
Another invention Sherwood Forli. In such an economic package droplets jam or mustard will not remain at the bottom.
Cheese propeller
Cut cheese slices neat - great art, this subservient aces. The package of cheese «Captain John» Galim Akhmetzyanova designers and Paul Tchouikina embedded knife. Small propeller rotation and cheese cut into thin slices.
Package-ball
Package-ball for tofu or Japanese puddings made of an elastic material that is easy to resize. One has only to pierce with a toothpick packaging - and from it will be only a small piece of rubber.
Double pack
That would be all the seeds and nuts sold in such. That was where to put the husk.
Cup holder
Holder «Take out» from Canada came up with designer Melissa Kluter. It is made of cardboard glueless method. From hot cup holder is easy to carry with one hand without fear of getting burned. In addition, the holder has special holes for molds with cream.
Tutu against smoking
Sinister and simple concept - a cigarette package in the form of a coffin. The authors believe that this package can be an alternative to the inscriptions "Smoking kills" and frightening pictures. Design tobacco company RJ Reynolds.
Natural juices
Naoto Fukasawa Japanese designer has created the packaging for juice, fruit peel mimics. Understanding without unnecessary printing.
Best Photos National Geographic in March
Famous publishing house to share the best shots in the first month of spring.
Daily Received National Geographic misses many shots from different parts of our planet. Hundreds of photographers waiting the right moment and make stunning images from which are simply breathtaking.
Must See BeforeYou Die selected for you the best photos over the past month, which depicted the extraordinary grace of the natural world and everyday life. Here and fabulous fox, and rural life in Romania, and Argentine glaciers, and even bison from Tanzania!
Daily Received National Geographic misses many shots from different parts of our planet. Hundreds of photographers waiting the right moment and make stunning images from which are simply breathtaking.
Must See BeforeYou Die selected for you the best photos over the past month, which depicted the extraordinary grace of the natural world and everyday life. Here and fabulous fox, and rural life in Romania, and Argentine glaciers, and even bison from Tanzania!
The 10 most expensive antique coins and valuable World.
1) 1804 Bust Dollar (Dexter Dollar-Silver Dollars, 1804 Draped Bust Proof Restrike) Class 1. Worldwide it is known that there 1804 silver dollars and only 8 of the named class 1. Were issued during the years 1834 and 1835. Class two was issued in 1958 with a new smooth edge and back of the class three as another setback lettered edge between 1859 and 1860. Its certified value is USD $ 52.7 million
2) Variety earlier known as Silver Dollars, Proof Original 1804 Draped Bust . Its certified value is USD $ 10,100,000
3) The dollar hair ( Silver Dollars, Flowing Hair 1794 ) was the first dollar coin issued by the federal government of the United States. The coin was minted in 1794 and 1795, its size and weight are based on the Spanish dollar, which was very popular in the trade in the Americas.
In 1791, following a study by Alexander Hamilton, Congress passed a joint resolution creating a national mint is requested. Later that year, in his third State of the Union address, President George Washington urged Congress to establish a mint, which was officially authorized by the Coinage Act of 1792. Despite the release, the silver and gold coins were not made until 1794. The dollar, designed by Robert Scot, was first produced in 1794, and again in 1795. In October 1795 the design was replaced by the dollar bust. Its certified value is USD $ 10,000,000
4) Saint-Gaudens double eagle ( Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles 1933 ) is a twenty-dollar gold double eagle known as produced by the Mint of the United States (U.S. Mint) from 1907 to 1933. The coin is named after its designer, the sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who designed the obverse and reverse. It is considered by many as the most beautiful of all U.S. coins. Its certified value is USD $ 8,830,000
5) Large One-Cent Pieces, 1795 Reeded Edge Liberty Cap . The genesis of the 1795 Reeded Edge Cent can be found in January 1796, when President George Washington's proclamation reduce launch weight of 208 grains Cent to 168 grains. Is should be retroactive to December 27, 1795, the date that President Washington had given verbal commands to manage Elias Boudinot Mint to make this weight change. Its certified value is USD $ 8.53 million
6) Composed of 100% copper, with a weight of 10.9 g, the Large One-Cent Pieces, 1803 Draped Bust Large date, small fraction was designed by Robert Scot, the 1803 has a diameter of 28 mm. 516,300 cents delivered on 22 February 1803 were originally issued.
Their certified value is USD $ 5,200,000
7) Nickel Five-Cent Pieces Liberty Head 1913 Proof. The Liberty Head 1913 nickel is a U.S. nickel, which was produced in very limited amounts authorized by the Mint of the United States (U.S. Mint) so it is one of the best known and most sought-after rarities in American numismatics. In 1972, a specimen of nickel became the first coin to ask for a price of U.S. $ 100,000 in 1996, another copy became the first to break the barrier of one million U.S. $. It is also rumored that if one is in perfect condition, could be worth more than USD. $ 20 million. In 2003 a coin was sold for nearly $ 3 million. In 2010, the piece sold for U.S. $ 3.7 million in a public auction. Only five are known ejemploares two museums and three in private collections. Its certified value is USD $ 4,940,000
8) Half Dollars, 1794 Flowing Hair Overton 110 : Of the 10 known varieties of this coin forged in silver and bronze. the most expensive and extremely rare is the Overton 110. Certificate whose value is USD $ 4,830,000
10) Only 4 unique copies are known Eagles ($ 10.00 Gold Pieces), Capped Bust 1804 Proof, plain 4. these coins were minted in reality in 1834 as diplomatic gifts of trade missions abroad on behalf of President Andrew Jackson. Muscat, Thailand, Japan and China were their destinations. The set presented to the King of Siam remains intact to this day. Its certified value is USD $ 4,150,000
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Wooden pallets piled high heaven like the tower of Babel! ! Bonfire highest in the world: Norway Alesund
This building, such as the tower of Babel is something that is made for celebrating the birth of John the Baptist and the summer solstice, which was done last year in Norway, Alesund, the annual festival. This is where you want to say buildings were made of wooden pallets, the world's largest 40.45 m height to go laden with wooden pallets such as those used in warehouse and logistics all, says bonfire of the highest in the world this building better is
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