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DIY Squishy Toys – Learn How To Make Your Own Customized Squishies Soft. Adorable. Squeezable. Cute. These are words that usually pop into people’s heads when they see squishies. Originally from Japan, these toys are available in a wide variety of colors, sizes, and shapes, and feature unique designs --- from palm-size balls and animal keychains to life-size animals and cartoon characters. Around the world, squishy toys have become so popular that you can get one at most arcade claw machines, toy stores, and novelty shops. Online, you can b uy via the many squishy shop websites today that offer a huge selection of these kawaii toys. And, if you want to design your own squishy at home, you can always go the DIY route and start a homemade squishy project. 1. Gather the necessary materials. If starting from scratch, you need soft and squeezable materials, like memory foam or sponge, to create a squishy base. But, if you have old squishies bought from a squishy shop

Modern technology has made our lives much more comfortable and convenient. It has allowed us to engage in different types of activities that a lot of us did not think possible 20 years ago. With it, we are able to communicate with people across the globe, look up information whenever and wherever, make business deals, organize our trips, and perform seemingly mundane day-to-day tasks more efficiently. Nowadays, one of the latest technological advancements that are making waves worldwide is the Alexa. What is it and what does it do? How Did The Amazon Alexa Begin? Developed by Amazon, Alexa is a cloud-based voice service that acts as like your own personal virtual assistant. It was first introduced in 2014 and originally used in Amazon’s smart speakers, the Amazon Echo and the Amazon Echo Dot. Available in four languages --- English, German, French, and Japanese, it works on a variety of platforms, including iOS, Android, and Fire TV, that run on iOS 8.0 or later, o

London is one of the world’s top tourist destinations, best known for the Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, the Big Ben, and numerous filming locations for some of the biggest box office hits in history, most particularly the Harry Potter and James Bond movie franchises. If you are in Shanghai, China and have long wanted to visit London, there is no need to fret because there are direct flights that serve the two cities on a daily basis. The Shanghai Pudong International Airport, which is one of Shanghai’s two international airports but the only one that offers direct flights to London, handles daily departures operated by two British airline companies: British Airways and Virgin Atlantic. Both British Airways and Virgin Atlantic offer economy, premium economy, and business/upper class seating that include hand baggage and checked baggage allowances, comfortable seats with individual in-flight entertainment, and other amenities. Their ticket prices range from 3,330 Chin