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Typographic Furniture Creatively Designed

2013-04-18T10:09:00.000-07:00

The Typographic Designer furnishings from TABISSO offers a set of visualize furniture that is designed as alphabetic lettering, words, quotation marks, and punctuation marks. The collected works includes chairs and lamps that look attractive stylish and provides you a way to personalize your home.

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Check Out Some Most Beautiful Army Girls

2013-04-18T09:52:00.000-07:00

Beautiful Wooden Crafted Sculpture

2012-12-16T05:32:00.002-08:00

Intaglio del legno è una forma di funzionamento di legno mediante un utensile da taglio (coltello) in una mano o un scalpello da due mani o con una mano su uno scalpello e un lato su un maglio, risultante in una figura di legno o di figurine, o in la decorazione scultorea di un oggetto di legno. La frase può anche fare riferimento al prodotto finito, dalle sculture individuali, lavorato a mano modanature compongono parte di un traforo.

Willy Wonka's Beautiful World Of Sweets, Cheese And Chocolate

2012-11-14T06:41:00.000-08:00

A word of warning - don't try and enjoy this art if you're hungry in case you end up trying to overwhelm some of the work.

The 'Willy Wonka' of art has created some eye-catching scenes based around sweet treats, fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and more.

Foodscape photographer Carl Warner, 47, is publishing 'A World of Food' which includes a Parisian boulevard made of cheese, a candy cottage and a forest of cucumbers.

Mr Warner, who works out of a London studio, said the new pieces were aimed at encouraging healthier eating among younger children -although some of the art involves naughtier options.

'I use my work as a vehicle to get kids to think about what they are eating,' he said. 'Kids will look at a pile of chips and tomato sauce and go ‘yummy yummy’.

Hilarious Ways Of Apologies In Public

2012-10-14T07:53:00.000-07:00

Here are some of the most un-expected but hilarious public apologies made in public using their own creativity and food products in fact their own and public properties.

Bad Dogs With Naughty And Stupid Habits

2012-09-30T09:58:00.001-07:00

Owning a pet dog has always had its bad effects. Teeth marks on shoes and accidents on the kitchen floor are just some of the bad habits owners are willing to overlook in light of the endless affection, faithfulness and lightheartedness provided by a pet pooch.

Some Pet owners shared their aggravation with their annoying pooches.

Photography Techniques Re-Creating Civil War With Modern World

2012-09-24T09:56:00.000-07:00

Americans get together each year to re-enact the famous battles of the Civil War and photographer Richard Barnes uses period techniques to achieve an intriguing collection of photographs captured the two eras in one, combining the blood-spattered battlefields of the Civil War with glimpses of modern life.

Source : dailymail.co.uk

Extraordinary European Beard And Moustache Championships

2012-09-23T08:57:00.000-07:00

After a summer in which the Olympics, the Paralympics and the Euro 2012 football competition have caught the public's attention, they might seem a humble event.

More than 100 men who gathered in eastern France this weekend, the European Beard and Moustache Championships were as eagerly anticipated as a major sporting event.

Bizarre beard and moustache contest draws scores of men eager to show off extraordinary facial hair. More than 100 take part in European Beard and Moustache Championships Event held in Wittersdorf, near Mulhouse, eastern France.

Incredible and Creative Street Art On Street Railings

2012-08-19T09:45:00.002-07:00

The Incredible but Creative Street Art done on Street Railings by the German artist Zebrating. The includes different human expressions like love, romance, anger, affection, passionate eyes, beautiful eyes etc elaborated by the artist using the creative method.

Outrageous Siberian Princess Found In Russia With Tattooed Body

2012-08-19T09:19:00.001-07:00

Bed Time Stories - Girls Don’t Have a Choice

2012-07-28T10:41:00.001-07:00

Unseen Historic Pictures Of World War 2

2012-07-25T12:02:00.002-07:00

Rare images from the last few days of World War 2 before it officially ended on 8th May 1945.A photo taken 02 May 1945 in Berlin shows a Soviet soldier raising the Red Flag over the Reichstag, after the Allied forces entered the city, ending World War II. AFP

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Creative Illustrations of Amul Ads 2012

2012-07-25T02:43:00.001-07:00

The Amul creative illustration ads have been touted as a fountainhead of satire, and if the ads of the months gone by of this year is to be seen, Amul promises much more..

Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Grown Fat

2012-07-12T03:21:00.005-07:00

Have you ever imagined the celebrities who are popular for their skinny curves and muscular body.How would the celebrities look, if they become parents and started growing old? no media ,no photo shoots, no work.So here is an example of the most famous celebrity couple Kim Kardashian And Kanye West.

Steps To Test Zombie Attack In Android Phones

2012-07-08T09:18:00.007-07:00

It sounds really weird and strange but it’s better to check whether the ANDROID phone you are using is attacked by ZOMBIES!!!
Just follow some simple steps to see if your ANDROID phone is safe or not?

Optical Illusion Tricks At Korean Art Galleries

2012-07-03T10:30:00.006-07:00

With some patience and careful placing, tourists looking at the picture can interact with it themselves and make it look as though they are just as much a part of the artwork as the century-old subjects.
Among those to have been wowed by the interactive museum are tourists Jurgen and Mike from Germany and the U.S., who have documented their visit to the Tricy Eye Museum in their travel blog.

Anyone wondering what they would look like walking on a tightrope or held in the grip of a giant snake can find out in the 'Trick Eye' Museum, which uses cleverly manipulated paintings to really put visitors in the picture.

But not content with simply looking at works of art, visitors to this bizarre museum in Busan, South Korea are able to 'interact' with the pieces thanks to mind-bending optical illusions.

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Pet Saver At Fukushima Daiichi nuclear Power Plant

2012-07-01T04:37:00.008-07:00

United Kennel Club Japan (UKC Japan) Representative Director Yasunori Hoso speaks in front of a destroyed house in Name town, inside the 20km exclusion zone around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, January 28, 2012.
Members of United Kennel Club Japan (UKC Japan) care for pets which are rescued from inside the exclusion zone around the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, at the group's pet shelter in Samukawa town, Kanagawa prefecture January 25, 2012.
Dogs, which were rescued by United Kennel Club Japan (UKC Japan) from inside the 20 km exclusion zone around the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, are seen inside a cage at the group's pet shelter in Samukawa town, Kanagawa prefecture January 25, 2012.
A dog which was rescued by United Kennel Club Japan (UKC Japan) from inside the 20 km exclusion zone around the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, is seen inside a cage at the group's pet shelter in Samukawa town, Kanagawa prefecture January 25, 2012.
Cats, which was rescued by United Kennel Club Japan (UKC Japan) from inside the 20 km exclusion zone around the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, are seen inside a cage at the group's pet shelter in Samukawa town, Kanagawa prefecture January 25, 2012.

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Singapore: Latest Gardens And Oasis Near Marina Bay

2012-06-09T07:19:00.007-07:00

Gardens by the Bay is an essential part of a stratagem by the Singapore administration to make over Singapore from a 'Garden City' to a 'City in a Garden'. Straddling 101 hectares, it is a part of the city-state's efforts to bring and nurture greenery within the city and capture the spirit of Singapore as a tropical city. The plan is to raise the quality of life by enhancing greenery and flora in the city.
Super trees which serve as vertical gardens stand tall in the almost completed Gardens by the Bay with the Marina Bay Sands hotel towers in the background Tuesday, April 3, 2012 in Singapore.

Sachin Tendulkar-Unseen Collection Of Master Blaster

2012-06-06T09:20:00.000-07:00

Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar born April 24, 1973 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, is an Indian cricketer extensively regarded as one of the supreme batsmen in the history of cricket. In 2002, Wisden ranked him the second greatest Test batsman of all time next only to Sir Donald Bradman, and the second greatest one-day international (ODI) batsman of all time next only to Sir Viv Richards. The list was later revised to make him the greatest one-day international (ODI) batsman of all time. In September 2007, Shane Warne, the world-record breaking Australian leg spinner, rated Sachin Tendulkar as the greatest player he has played with or against. Sachin Tendulkar was the only player of the current generation to be built-in in Bradman's Eleven, the dream team of Sir Donald Bradman, published in his biography. He is sometimes referred to as the Little Master or the Master Blaster.

Worst Natural Massive Destruction In History

2012-05-31T07:54:00.013-07:00

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii said a tsunami watch was in outcome for Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka, Australia, Myanmar, Thailand, the Maldives and other Indian Ocean islands, Malaysia, Pakistan, Somalia, Oman, Iran, Bangladesh, Kenya, South Africa and Singapore. The tremor was felt in Singapore, Thailand, Bangladesh, Malaysia and India. High-rise apartments and offices on Malaysia's west coast shook for at least a minute.
Acehnese people run abruptly after a prevailing earthquake hit western coast of Sumatera in Banda Aceh on April 11, 2012. A gigantic earthquake struck off Indonesia's Sumatra island, US and Indonesian monitors reported, prompting an Indian Ocean-wide tsunami alert.
A tsunami watch was issued for countries across the Indian Ocean after a great earthquake hit waters off Indonesia on Wednesday, triggering extensive terror as residents along coastlines fled to high ground in cars and on the backs of motorcycles. The U.S. Geological investigation said the 8.7-magnitude quake was centered 20 miles beneath the ocean floor around 269 miles from Aceh's provincial capital.
Thailand's National Disaster Warning Center issued an mass departure order to residents in six provinces along the country's west coast, including the popular tourist destinations of Phuket, Krabi and Phang-Nga. Indonesia straddles a series of fault lines that makes the vast island nation prone to volcanic and seismic activity. A giant 9.1-magnitude quake off the country on Dec. 26, 2004, triggered a tsunami in the Indian Ocean that killed 230,000 people, nearly three quarter of them in Aceh.

Northwestern Iran - June 21, 1990

Chile - 22 May, 1960

Northern Sumatra, Indonesia - December 26, 2004

Andreanof Islands earthquake - March 9, 1957

Andreanof Islands earthquake - March 9, 1957

Great East Japan Earthquake, Japan - March 11, 2011

Northern Sumatra, Indonesia - December 26, 2004

Northern Sumatra, Indonesia - December 26, 2004

Prince William Sound, Alaska - 28 March, 1964

Chile - 22 May, 1960

Mexico City - September 20, 1985

Mexico City - September 20, 1985

Loma Prieta earthquake - October 17, 1989

Loma Prieta earthquake - October 17, 1989

Mexico City - September 20, 1985

Northwestern Iran - June 21, 1990

Izmit, Turkey - August 17, 1999

Prince William Sound, Alaska - 28 March, 1964

Prince William Sound, Alaska - 28 March, 1964

Loma Prieta earthquake - October 17, 1989

Izmit, Turkey - August 17, 1999

Andreanof Islands earthquake - March 9, 1957

Great East Japan Earthquake, Japan - March 11, 2011

Chile/Argentina - November 11, 1922

Great East Japan Earthquake, Japan - March 11, 2011

Tribute To Collection Of Lights In Different Forms

2012-05-27T07:49:00.001-07:00

A giant light installation of the flag of Switzerland and a portrait of Adolf Guyer-Zeller, founder of the Jungfrau Railways, by Swiss artist Gerry Hofstetter, illuminates the north face of the Jungfrau mountain, in the Bernese Oberland January 11, 2012.

Students from the Yermolov Cadet School line up during a training march outside the southern Russian city of Stavropol April 28, 2012.

President Barack Obama participates in a fundraiser for U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in the Coliseum at Caesars Palace Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, May 26, 2009.

Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Jonas Gustavsson is seen in the pre-game spotlight against the Pittsburgh Penguins before their NHL game in Toronto, October 29, 2011.

A Palestinian boy holds a candle during a rally in Gaza City, calling on Egyptian authorities to supply Gaza Strip with fuel and electricity March 29, 2012.

A picture of North Korea's founder Kim Il-sung decorates a building in the capital Pyongyang early October 5, 2011.

The statue of Nefertiti (Nofretete) is pictured during a press preview at the 'Neues Museum' (New Museum) building in Berlin October 15, 2009.

People walk along a street decorated with festive illumination in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk January 6, 2010. Russia celebrates Christmas on January 7, according to the Julian calendar that is used by the country's Orthodox church.

Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters performs during 'The Wall' tour at Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires, March 7, 2012

Buddhists carry candles while encircling Wat Dharmmakaya during Vesak Day, an annual celebration of Buddha's birth, enlightenment and death, in Pathum Thani province, on the outskirts of Bangkok May 17, 2011.

A trainer (top) and his female student box under a street light in Sydney May 2, 2012.

A large crucifix is illuminated below the mountains as the sun sets in the Peloponnese area of Greece March 21, 2012.

Christmas illumination is pictured at the Friedrichstrasse shopping mall in Berlin's Mitte district November 21, 2011

A Kathakali dancer gets his make-up done ahead of his performance at a dance festival in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad February 16, 2012.

The National Grand Theatre stands surrounded by water in central Beijing September 17, 2009.

People watch a performance next to an umbrella at the 2011 Beijing Forest Music Festival near the Shuiguan section of the Great Wall on the outskirts of Beijing, August 7, 2011.

A member of a catafalque party from 324 City of Randwick Squadron, Australian Air Force Cadets stands with a rifle in front of a cenotaph in eastern Sydney during an Anzac Day dawn service April 25, 2012.

Beams of light, marking the first anniversary of the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami that killed thousands and set off a nuclear crisis, are seen during an illumination event at an area destroyed by the earthquake and tsunami in Kesennuma, Miyagi prefecture March 11, 2012.

A pilgrim holds lit candles in the Church of the Nativity, the site revered as the birthplace of Jesus, in the West Bank town of Bethlehem December 23, 2009.

The world's tallest skyscraper, Burj Dubai Tower, is lit by laser illumination throughout its opening ceremony in Dubai January 4, 2010.

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Failed - Some Weird And Unusual Inventions

2012-05-22T11:25:00.001-07:00

1.These ugly-looking latex phone fingers were intended to help you protect your precious iPhone from disgraceful finger prints.

2.This next step in social networking allows you to use your phone’s GPS to broadcast your address. This is just one more step in virtual living.

3.A washer and dryer for your pet, I mean, seriously? If your lazy enough to keep a pet and not able wash it, than this is for you.

4.In 2009, the Japanese Keihin Electric Express Railway started morning smile checks. Their employees were subjected to a software which would rate their smile on a scale of 0 to 100.

5.On April 23, 1985, Coca-Cola Company announced the scrapping of their original coke formula in favor of the newer, sweeter version.

6.This really is a great contender for the worst program ever created. In 1995, Microsoft released “Bob”; a big smiley face wearing glasses intended to replace Windows 3.1 and Windows 95’s desktop with a more user-friendly interface.

7.Pay-toilets were abolished in America in the mid 1970s, but surprisingly New York had its first pay-toilet in 2008. It granted you 15 minutes of privacy for 25 cents; that’s 24 dollars a day.

8.Some say that Dean Kamen, the inventor of Segway, has done something for America what Henry Ford did in 1903. But seriously, riding a Segway always looks nerdy, in a bad way and it never brought the revolution in transportation that it promised.

9.Spam e-mails cost businesses $100 billion in 2007! Spam e-mails inflict substantial damage to the ISPs and the ISPs have filed various lawsuits against spammers again and again, only to win and never recover damages. So, spam is our number 1 worst invention ever.

10.Although, leaded gasoline was phased out in 1968, but for nearly 60 years the dangers of the element lead were ignored by the oil companies. Starting in 1920s, petrol, as we know it, contained the substance tetraethyl lead which boosted octane ratings and produced better engine performances than unleaded gasoline.

Indian History - 100 Years Old Unseen Pictures During British Era

2012-05-16T06:19:00.020-07:00

A street fair, Kolkata

The century-old collection of the Royal Commission of Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, includes rare and fragile glass plate negatives, which show life at the high point of the British Raj. The 178 negatives were originate in a shoebox for a pair of grey, size 9, Peter Lord slip-on shoes, and were stored in their original five-by-eight-inch plate boxes, wrapped in copies of The Statesman newspaper dating back to 1914 (the newspaper was founded in 1875). Highlights from the imagery comprise celebrations for the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Calcutta in 1912, the only visit by a British monarch to India as Emperor of the subcontinent, with the city's buildings lit up at night in tribute; ships arriving at the Chandpal Ghat, the main landing place for visitors to Calcutta along the Hooghly river.

Kolkata - Ochterlony Monument (Sahid Minar) lit for the British royal visit.

The 'new' Bengal Club, Chowringhee lit for British Royal visit. This part of the club is now demolished, having been accomplished in 1908 by the architect J Vincent Esch.

The 'new' Bengal Club, Kolkata lit for British royal visit; seen from across the General's Tank on the Maidan.

The Maidan towards the 'new' Bengal Club, Kolkata. Built in 1908, planned by the architect J Vincent Esch.

Jagganath Temple, Puri, Orissa. East entrance (Lions Gate).

Wall carving, probably in a temple, possibly in Orissa. Unknown location.

Jagganath Temple, Puri, Orissa. West entrance (Tiger Gate).

Group under trees on the Maidan, Kolkata. The Army and Navy store is visible in the background.

Group with ascetic/sadhu.

Three men with two bears, a goat and two monkeys, possibly in India Titled: '[Samasha Gallah Dupai?

Two small Bengali temples. Unknown location.

Bowl seller with a group on the Maidan, Kolkata.

View of woman and child being carried, possibly in India

Bullock drawn cart with driver. Unknown location.

Chotulal's Ghat, Kolkata. Photograph probably taken from the old Howrah Bridge.

Washermen at a dhobi ghat.

Possible lake or coastal scene with boys aboard a fishing boat.

Unknown location possibly Fort Wiliam or the Presidency Jail, Kolkata.

Ships, on the Hooghly, with mills in the background.

Labourers pulling cart loaded with crates. Unknown location, probably at Howrah Station, Kolkata.

Statue (in semi relief) of Hanuman (now enclosed), at the south entrance (Horse Gate) to the Jagganath Temple, Puri, Orissa.

Jain Temple complex, Kolkata.

Two men stick dancing with onlooking crowd, Maidan, Kolkata.

Most probably Kalighat Temple, Kolkata.

Puri, unknown men swimming in the sea with 'nulias' in trademark woven hats. Nulias are local men who are on hand to help swimmers in the currents.

Mosque. Unknown location, probably Kolkata.

The pavilion is one of four, one at each of the corners of the tank.Group seated in small pavilion at edge of Manoar (Monohur) Doss's Tank, Maidan, Kolkata.

Group gathered, possibly on the Maidan, Kolkata. The group may be pilgrims from outside Bengal.

Military group lined up on the riverside, Kolkata, for the arrival or departure of the British royal visit.

Serampore (Fredericknagore), St Olaf's Church. A Lutheran Church built by Colonel Bie, the Danish Governor, in 1805. The Danes had established a base in 1699. William Carey, the English Baptist missionary who established the first printing press in Asia, conducted the first service.

Street vendor selling bowls and necklaces. Unknown location.

Painted elephant, probably on the Maidan, Kolkata.

Muharram procession with taziya, Kolkata.

Seated group with tennis raquets. Unknown location, probably Kolkata.

Washermen on waterside at a dhobi ghat, with 'White Horse' (likely whisky advertisement) sign in the background. Unknown location.

Probable temple building. Unknown location, possibly in Orissa.

Crowd in the region of tank edge on the Maidan, Kolkata. The groups are perhaps pilgrims to a festival.

Muhurram festival demonstration with taziya on Lower Circular Road, Kolkata.

The Easiest Way To Build Six Pack Abs

2012-05-09T11:45:00.006-07:00

Why to waste your time working out hard and sweating? Here is the best medical way to get six-pack abs. (The technique, called abdominal etching, is a kind of precision liposuction. The doctors sucks out the fat that's standing between the patient and, if everything goes well, the six pack. The six-pack suction costs between $4,000 and $7,000 and is only suitable for certain patients.)