Ties, ties, tie pins, tie pins, cufflinks, bola – some guys like it. The rest of them really hate! We are talking about this symbolic bastion of chic British dress – men’s tie. But where did they come from? Let’s look at the history of the tie. Britain!! This will probably be your first guess, […]
Bragging Rights on Beautiful Pewter Jewelry – I Know I Gotta Clean This Stuff – But How?
Tin, this soft metal, which looks like silver, is an excellent material for making jewelry such as clasps, bolo bags, pins, earrings … and like any good metal, can be “dirty” … dirty, dirty, even with stains of the usual daily use. Eventually this brilliant brilliance becomes dim… and it’s time to liven yourself up […]
Travel Philippines – Top 10 Attractions in Bohol
Bohol is an island province in the Philippines. I call it the central wonder of the Visay Islands, because it has a lot to offer tourists. The province is not only full of natural wonders, but also rich in history. Here’s my review of the top 10 things worth doing/looking at. (1) The Chocolate Hills, […]
Make Your Own Dog Jewelry
We live in a country where we can treat our dogs as a family – give them Christmas gifts (and receive them from them), carry them everywhere, dress up, treat them with gourmet food, etc. What about us? Dog jewelry is a fun way to show our love for dogs. You can find many types […]
Life-Saving Knife Scenarios
Incidents in real life where people save their lives with knives are probably more common than we think, but they are not always widely covered in the media. Below are a few stories of people who saved their lives with different types of knives (in some cases the sources of these stories are unknown because […]
Ghost and the Darkness
Introduction to culture: in traditional Hindu culture, cremation means That friends and relatives barefoot (as a mark of respect) carry their dead on the cradle to the crematorium. I was mischievously looked at by a pair of menacing pale yellow glass eyes with dark vertical cuts. With his ears tucked back, his tongue stuck out […]
Survival Knife: Machetes
Machete is an extremely effective means of survival. It combines the cutting power of an axe with the grace of a knife. There are many types of machetes designed for different tasks. Here are some of the main types and use of them: Hukuri (a.g. kukri)Kukri, more like a large knife than a machete, was […]
The BOLO List and Process Mapping
When the Six Sigma project is launched, you need to know what processes are being performed and what people are being implemented, what their efforts are, what customer feedback is about them, both inside and outside. This helps to optimize actions that can be useful for reducing cycle time and reducing the number of failures […]
The Necktie Named Bolo
In the U.S. states, it is customary to adopt certain trees, animals, bowls and even clothing to identify with them. Minnesota has an official state fish such as zander. In addition, they have an official state bird diver and even the official state flower “Pink Lady Shoe.” Did you know that the state has an […]
Story of the Western Bolo Tie
Many years ago, when I was a teenager, I had a special bolo tie that was unique and caused a lot of admiring reviews. I was told that it was made from an incredibly attractive and iridescent piece of sea shell off the coast of New York. Now, a few years later, out of curiosity, […]