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    January 11, 1964 - Surgeon General, U.S.A.

    The U.S. Surgeon General Luther Terry, announced the results of a study on the health effects of smoking, ordered by President Kennedy in 1962. As America's first widely publicized official recognition of the dangers, it stated “Cigarette smoking is a health hazard of sufficient importance in the United States to warrant appropriate remedial action.” The report reviewed over 7,000 articles in medical journals, and concluded that cigarette smoking was a cause of lung and larynx cancer and chronic bronchitis. Male cigarette smokers were 1,000 times more likely to die from lung cancer than non-smokers. In 1965, the U.S. Congress required to print health warnings on cigarette packages.

    STAINLESS STEEL
    January 11, 1820 - Steel industry

    As the steel industry was making huge technological advances, chemists tried to create a rustproof, or stainless steel. A French metallurgist observed that when carbon steel was combined with an alloy like chrome, it did yield a rust-resistant metal. A century would pass before two British scientists continued his work and, in 1913, Europe was introduced to stainless steel. Its smooth, hard surface doesn't trap dirt, bacteria or molds - and today, stainless steel is used in everything from silverware and jewelry to spacecraft.

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She starts her day like many other women in today's world, making coffee for her and husband. She wakes up the children and cooks breakfast for them, slipping their lunch boxes in their hands before seeing them off with a kiss.

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She starts her day like many other women in today's world, making coffee for her and husband. She wakes up the children and cooks breakfast for them, slipping their lunch boxes in their hands before seeing them off with a kiss as they head out for school. She then hurriedly gets herself ready and rushes to the office. She has to get her work done before the kids return from school and are ready for their afternoon snack. She then prepares them a casserole to pop in the oven later, as she decides what to wear to the dinner party she and her husband will be attending at the boss's house tonight.

In this span of 24 hours what has she done for herself. What is that one thing that makes her smile just for her own enjoyment? The answer is'she sews. She steals small little moments from her exceedingly busy life to sit alone with her embroidery. These little snippets of time take her into a world where she can relax and be herself. All of her resources are at her command and under her control.

Come and discover the magic of embroidery for yourself. A world where the only command you have to follow is that of your own creative ideas. The smooth and shiny threads flow from the spools in a colorful stream of imagination. The threads gently glide onto the fabric to create the unique patterns, colors, and textures into a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, right out of your dreams. Embroidery is the art of the patient and the calm. Stitch by stitch the design reveals itself.

Every stitch counts, every small step contributes to the fulfilling of the larger picture. Embroidery lends this beautiful virtue of patience to its creator. The world is so fast pace today that you rarely find time to treat yourself. In our fast moving world, the changing traffic lights, missing the train by a few seconds, always moving, always hurrying? you can lose your feeling of calm and tranquility. Embroidery is the art which refills your life with the calm and repose you need so you are ready for the next new day.

Choosing the right design for the right project is necessary to create the right effect. Designs can be highly experimental but at the same time a good sense of aesthetics is needed to apply the right design at the right place. The ability to marry all the aspects of the project into a work of art grows and expands as more time is spent enjoying the craft of embroidery.

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