1. You’d think climbing Mt. Everest was a lonely thing, but it’s a lot busier than you might think

2. Snake-handling Pentecostal minister dies from rattlesnake bite

Mack Wolford, a flamboyant Pentecostal pastor from West Virginia whose serpent-handling talents were profiled last November in The Washington Post Magazine , hoped the outdoor service he had planned for Sunday at an isolated state park would be a “homecoming like the old days,” full of folks speaking in tongues, handling snakes and having a “great time.” But it was not the sort of homecoming he foresaw.

3. Yahoo Answers

4. Ithaca mayor, 25 years old, turns his personal parking space into a mini-park

After Svante Myrick, 25, became the youngest-ever mayor of Ithaca, N.Y., he gave up his car to join the estimated 15 percent of his city’s residents who walk to work. As mayor, however, Myrick has a prime downtown parking spot reserved for his exclusive use. So instead of letting it stand empty, last week he began to, as he put it, “turn the Mayor’s parking space into a park space.”

5. Romney iPhone app misspells ‘America’ to Web’s delight

It’s probably not the kind of thing voters will use to choose the leader of the free world. But the Web was taking no shortage of presidential potshots Wednesday over Republican candidate Mitt Romney’s new mobile app, which embarrassingly misspelled “America.”

6. There has never been a conclusive DNA test proving that Mitt Romney is not a unicorn. We have never seen him without his hair — hair that could be covering up a horn.

The Arizona Secretary of State, Ken Bennett has announced that he may keep Barack Obama off the ballot because of “questions” whether the president was born in America.  What provoked him to do so?  Sternly worded emails:

7. Trololo man in critical health condition

Russian singer Eduard Khil who became an internet sensation two years ago is in a coma after a stroke. The 77-year-old stage star is in intensive care as he has suffered irreversible brain damage. The Soviet stage legend who rose to international fame in 2010 when his I Am So Happy to Finally Be Back Home scooped the attention of millions around the world, is in St. Petersburg Polenov Scientific Research Institute of Neurosurgery. Medics fighting for Khil’s life say several important functions of the singer’s brain are irreversibly damaged.

8. The 7 Most Terrifying Archaeological Discoveries – one of their best

No professional position, aside from perhaps police officer and horny pizza delivery boy, is more frequently misrepresented in film than archaeologist. In movies, archaeologists are all dashing figures, risking life and limb in the pursuit of knowledge while arcane artifacts and ancient traps besiege their efforts. Or else they’re perpetually opening sealed, cursed tombs and stumbling into the haunted caves of unspeakable evils in the name of science. But in reality, we all know archaeology is nothing like that. Obviously

9. Man attacks police officers by cutting out his own intestines and throwing it at them.

On Sunday May 27 of 2012, Bergen County Police received a call alerting them to the potentially harmful actions of 43-year-old Wayne Carter.  He had barricaded himself in a room inside of his house with a 12 inch knife and was threatening to hurt himself.

10. An Egyptian physics student has successfully created a new propulsion device that could accelerate space probes and artificial satellites using quantum physics. She has been issued a patent for her invention.

An Egyptian physics student has successfully created a new propulsion device that could accelerate space probes and artificial satellites through quantum physics and chemical reactions instead of the current radioactive-based jets and ordinary rocket engines.

1. What do Swedish prison interns do when guards forget to lock cells at night?

2. Father of the century.

3. Mistakes were made.

4. Let’s pretend to be g*y at the next Rainbow Bus Club meeting. Make-believe. Nothing s*xual. Straight men only!

5. Not sure if repost…but it’s better to be safe then statutory

6. I think my bruise looks like Jesus….

7. So are Barbie conventions like a thing in Russia?

8. Shopping at a flea market last weekend. Came across this…

9. Here’s a Liger. It’s like a lion, only 40% bigger. It’s also like a tiger, but 40% bigger.

10. Our neighbors cut a roosters head off and put it on their windowsill with some strange markings under, any ideas what it means?

2. I painted a tiki for my class final. Considering making a series.

3. In about 2 weeks i got entry exams for an art school so i painted this to show, I’d really be gratefull for any constructive criticism

4. Self-portrait

5. A reasonably quick digital painting of mine.

6. My india ink ballerina

7. Kentucky father and son create NBA draft prospect Anthony Davis out of Kix and Reese’s Puffs cereal

8. Color Pencil Drawing: Fluffhead

9. Worm Gash and others – Charlie Immer

10. I painted my dad.

11. Simply Beautiful

12. Girlfriend drew this picture of a rhino

13. One of my more recent digital paintings.

14. Banksy Unveils New Pieces

15. Karmaohlic

16. A self portrait of mine..

17. My pride and joy: a digital painting of a griffin using Photoshop Elements 5

18. I don’t see much formalist sculpture round these parts, so here are three of my cast iron pieces I made last year.

19. Double Charcoal Portrait (constructive criticism?)

20. Steve Buscemi

21. A Collection of Adolf Hitler’s Art 

22. Sound of Silence by Jason Yarmosky

23. Graphite portrait of my cousin. I’ve always had a hard time with things that aren’t the face..

24. Beautiful crayon sculptures by artist Diem Chau

25. My last submission lacked structure…this one has more. Let me know what you think…

26. Poster poster poster poster poster.

27. I’ve been drawing before Chinese class.

28. Pencil Drawing: Abraham Lincoln

29. Cat Lady 2000

30. TOOL Inspired Painting Made On My Nintendo 3DS.

2. Secret Life – Grace & Jack (S04E23)

3. Russell Brand at Regis and Kelly

4. ‘Call Your Girlfriend’ Robyn/ Erato cover by Lennon & Maisy Stella

5. Mark Grist on Girls who read

6. Flight of the Conchords – Racism

7. Effects Of Bath Salts.wmv

8. I GOT 50,000 SUBS

9. Lesson 2 What toy is Caeleb playing with How does he become Jehovahs friend

10. Mr. Trololo original upload

2. Florian Schulz, Flight of the Rays, Underwater World Winner, 2010

3. Bence Mate, Fly to Eye, Natural World Winner, 2010

4. Bolucevschi Vitali Nicolai, Talking About Stars, Environmental Photographer of the Year 2009 and Natural World Winner

5. Rowan E Bestmann, Purification, Innovation in the Environment Winner, 2010

6. James Broscombe, Lightning at Kaiteur Falls, The Natural World Winner, 2011

7. Alex Moore, Drive–Thru Child, from the series F/ood, A View of the Western World Winner, 2011

8. Radoslav Radoslavov Valkov, The Fortune Teller, Young Environmental Photographer of the Year (Under 21) Winner, 2010

9. Rowan E Bestmann, Waste not Want not, A View of the Western World Winner, 2010

10. Khaled Hasan, Living Stone, A Community Losing its Life, Quality of Life Winner, 2009

2. March 1954: Queen Elizabeth II stands on the balcony of Government House, Melbourne, during her tour of Australia

3. 1955: The Queen helps out at a sale at Abergeldie Castle, near Balmoral, to raise funds for the rebuilding of the vestry at Crathie church

4. 1956: The Queen meets film stars including Marilyn Monroe at the royal premiere of The Battle of the River Plate

5. 20 October 1957: The Queen and Prince Philip meet US President Dwight D Eisenhower and his wife Mamie for a banquet at the White House

6. 4 May 1958: The Queen presents the FA Cup trophy to the captain of Nottingham Forest, Jack Burkitt, after their 2-1 victory over Luton Town in the FA Cup final at Wembley

7. 1959: The Queen works at her desk in Buckingham Palace, opening one of the ‘boxes’ in which documents and papers, sorted for her attention, are sent by her Private Secretary

8. 6 May 1960: The wedding group pose in the Throne Room of Buckingham Palace after the marriage between Princess Margaret and the photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones (later Earl of Snowdon)

9. 10 June 1961: The Queen looks at Prince Philip, Duke during the Trooping of the Colour ceremony at Horse Guards Parade, London, commemorating the Queen’s official birthday

10. 1962: Queen Elizabeth II talks to some of the Chelsea Pensioners at the Royal Hospital’s Founder’s Day Parade in London

1. Asiago Plateau, Italy

  2.  Moscow

  3. San – Francisco

  4. New York

  5.  Capetown

  6. City of Bagan, Burma

 7. Caracas, Venezuela

  8. . Trubbach, Switzerland

 9. Chicago

 10. Vancouver

 11. Moscow

 12. London

 13. Bergamo, Italy

 14. Dubai, UAE