Wedding Cake Design

A wedding cake is a replica of the real wedding cake that one can prepare. These pictures are a visual treat and give perfect idea for the wedding cake that you are finding. The pictures showcase various wedding cakes in different sizes, shapes, andstyles. Multi-tier, single layer, castle cakes, etc. can be seen in these pictures. Every couple should go through the wedding cake pictures and then decide about their wedding cake.

 Wedding Cake Design

 Wedding Cake Design

 Wedding Cake Design

 Wedding Cake Design

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Korean Smart Phone Note

An excellent initiative by the Korean designer Jin-Koo Woog studio Nothing Design Group with the project “Smart Phone Note” is a notebook for taking notes adapted to digital junkies: it has a storage of iPhone and headphones. More images after the jump.

Chapter 85.5: New Look

I'm not the fickle type. I tend to look the same day in day out. No purple hair on Tuesdays and red on Friday. Just increasing specks of salt among the pepper.

But I've been growing bored with the look of this blog, so when Blogger offered a few new design, I dove into this one. It may change again soon. Let me know what you think. Like it? Does it suck? Do you want me to spring for a more professional looking blog?

Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment box below. I'll post them.

Chapter 77.9: To the Moon! ... Bang, Zoom!

This could be interesting. The USA Today reports that a group of engineers is working on an alternative rocket to the Ares prototype that may eventually bring Americans back to the moon.

The article doesn't have a lot of detail (it is the USA Today, after all), but the way I read it, it sounds as though NASA doesn't believe it's safe enough to consider seriously; plus, NASA has spent about $7 billion to develop the Ares, so far, and it's not going to change its mind now.

I'm ok with that, but if some engineers can build a better rocket, I think the idea of competition should be fine. Of course, NASA is building with tax-payer dollars, so I'd like to think they've done enough homework to recognize that what they're working on is efficient and effective (I don't expect it be cheap; this is space we're dealing with!)

If nothing else, hopefully it'll inspire some great moon-related shows on Discovery!