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1. Honeycomb Balls to Add a Splash of Color to the Decoration
September 08, 2013

Honeycomb tissue balls are the best alternative to create a multi-layer color effect. Their availability in a wide range of colors and size makes them a perfect choice for decoration during different events. They have the charisma and charm that create an aura of magnificence and splendor. They have a unique design pattern that resembles the honey comb. They can be used as a centerpiece, hung to the ceiling, outdoors on trees and also can be used in a cluster to decorate interiors. Irrespective of the nature of the event, honeycomb tissue balls comprehensively sync with the theme of any ... (read more)

Author: Heather Rose

2. Paper Poms & Tissue Flowers for Wedding Décor and More
August 23, 2013

A perfect alternative to expensive decoration and perishable flowers, paper pom poms and tissue paper flowers are a popular choice. These dainty little flowers and pom poms can give a very stunning and sophisticated look when artistically used. They can be used creatively to decorate any place in the most enchanting manner. Tissue poms are slowly replacing traditional wedding décor, and this is a trend that’s catching on really fast. Basically because they are affordable, last longer than real flowers and are available in a variety of colors these little fluffy balls are a popular choice... (read more)

Author: Heather Rose

3. Tissue pom poms - Add Wings to Your Decoration Ideas
July 16, 2013

Pom poms are widely used by cheerleaders to accentuate movements during spectator sports. They are fluffy balls or tuft of tissue loosely arranged that gives a spongy feel. Apart from being used by the cheerleaders, tissue poms are also seen as a cost effective alternative for decoration during different occasions. The name pom poms is derived from the French word pompon. The word refers to a decorative ball made of fabric or feathers. These days, the idea of having pom poms made of fabrics has been replaced by tissue poms. Paper pom poms have emerged as a cheap and valuable alternative f... (read more)

Author: Heather Rose

4. Ben Wa Balls- The Ultimate Climax Enhanced
March 27, 2013

What are kegel paintballs and kegel exercisers? Kegel paintballs (or ben wa balls or geisha paintballs or climax balls) were designed to help females exercise and enhance their pelvic ground muscular tissue. They are used by placing them into the genital canal and using the PC muscular tissue to hold them in, exciting activity and vibrations. They can either be circular heavy paintballs with or without a sequence that can be created of plastic or green components such as cup or steel. Kegel People are comfort and ease designed toys and games with several circular lights that activate the pelvi... (read more)

Author: john potter

5. Exactly what are Tonsils And How Does One Prevent Stinky Throat Balls?
October 14, 2012

Just what are the tonsils, what do they actually do, and how come a person get tonsil stones (smelly throat balls)? Tonsils are believed to be one of the body's very first lines of defense in the fight against germs, but because of how they are built, and the things they're doing; they can turn in to a harbor for harmful bacteria and disease. Tonsils are in reality small flaps of tissue positioned on each side of the rear of the throat. Tonsils have deep folds, called crypts, where particles and harmful bacteria can accumulate, which after time and in the right conditions, can turn in to... (read more)

Author: Mitch Anderson

6. New stroke treatment could prevent and reduce brain damage
August 30, 2012

Stroke is a leading cause of death in the U.S. with more than800,000 deaths occurring each year from stroke and other cardiacevents. Other than surgery, existing emergency treatments forstroke victims such as the use of a tissue plasminogen activator(tPA) must be administered within hours of the stroke onset becauseof the risk for brain hemorrhaging. The injectable medication canonly be used to treat the most common type of stroke that occurswhen blood clots block blood flow to the brain, called ischemicstroke. "For a stroke victim, time is a matter of life and death.While we are still ... (read more)

Author: wgre ethbtn

7. What Are Tonsils And Just How Does One Get Rid Of Smelly Throat Balls?
July 31, 2012

Exactly what are the tonsils, what do they do, and why does a person get tonsil stones (smelly throat balls)? Tonsils are thought to be one of the body's first lines of defense in the battle against germs, but on account of how they are built, and how they work; they can turn in to a harbor for bacteria and diseases. Tonsils are in reality small flaps of tissue located on both sides of the back of the throat. Tonsils have deep folds, called crypts, where particles and harmful bacteria can build-up, which after some time and in the right circumstances, are able to turn into that which we ... (read more)

Author: Mitch Anderson