Saturday, August 31, 2013
A Boeing 727 Turned Into A Home
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The Most Cruel Way To Pay A Fine
A fine is money paid usually to superior authority, usually governmental authority, as a punishment for a crime or other offence. The amount of a fine varies from case to case, but it is often announced in advance.
Amazing NY Street Artist!
New York guy creates an unbelieveable masterpiece only by using some spray cans...
Friday, August 30, 2013
Painting a Boeing 777: TNT Freighter Style
The TNT 777 Freighter was manufactured at Boeing's Everett factory, Washington State, USA, the world's largest building in volume.
It was built in 49 days by thousands of workers, and includes 3 million parts provided by more than 500 suppliers.
It took five days and over 150 gallons (570 litres) of paint to add the distinctive TNT colour to the 209 foot fuselage.
Students painting a live body
In the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) students learn anatomy by painting a live body.
Going to prison in Norway is nicer than some vacations (16 Photos)
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To ease the psychological burdens of imprisonment, the planners at Halden spent roughly 1 million USD on paintings, photography, and light installations.
Thursday, August 29, 2013
The “Smarter Cities” Billboard Campaing From IBM
When we were kids, it was a much simpler time. Billboards were flat, and IBM made computers. Now it remains somewhat of a mystery as to what IBM does. Their commercials make it seem as though they’re seeking government contracts to rewrite traffic light algorithms and police patrol routes..?
IBM continues to maintain their elusiveness in the streets of London and Paris, where they put a unique spin on a standard billboard campaign by adding form, and in turn, function to their “Smarter Cities” advertisements. By adding a curve or a slant, they’ve created practical enhancements to the urban landscape that people can interact with: a rain cover, bench, or ramp.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Extreme Highlining
Highlining will be a technique in balance that usually employs nylon webbing tensioned between two anchor points. Highlining is different from tightrope walking for the reason that the string is not placed tight, it is actually rather dynamic, extending and moving similar to an extended and narrow trampoline, making the whole process more extreme.
Orlando Da Costa – Goal From an Impossible Angle (Concordia vs Pandurii)
Scoring a goal when you lose 1-5 at home is never something to really celebrate, but Orlando Da Costa scored such a unique goal from such an impossible angle, that it provided the only bright spot as his team, Concordia, were humiliated at home by Pandurii in the Romanian first division.
Body Painter Blends People Perfectly Into Backgrounds (34 Pics)
Johannes Stötter is an artist, musician and fine art body painter from South Tyrol, Italy. Johannes studied at the University of Innsbruck, Austria and is an award-winning body painting artist,
Hank and Marie Watch The Video Music Awards
Hank and Marie Schrader wonder where all the mineral music is.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Video: Racecar driver manages to escape fiery crash
He was lucky to get out alive…
Michael Stofflet was caught in a pretty scary situation recently at the Mahoning Valley Speedway, when his modified stock car flipped over and caught fire. His on-board camera managed to catch the whole thing…
Beautiful Photos of New-York from a Bird’s Eye View (18 pics)
White night: in the center of Manhattan, bright, neon sites Times Square.
Rafael Nadal hits unbelievable shot at U.S. Open
It’s not too often that you see a ball actually go around the net instead of over it… but leave it to Rafa to come up with this miraculous defensive winner.
The dude’s got some sort of magic pixie dust on his strings that can get the ball to move through the air like it belongs in a game of Harry Potter Quidditch. No wonder Rafa is undefeated on hard courts in 2013. Even if you’re not a tennis fan, if he’s playing in a major… you watch him.
10 incredible moments captured in the frame
A good photographer camera is always at hand, often possible to remove the incredible moments.
The living cube
There are a lot of studios out there that do not have a lot of space for storage. This project called “The Living Cube” was made specifically for a studio with no storage space, so that the small living area could be utilized much more effectively. There are plenty of shelves, a walk-in closet, and the bed is on top of the entire thing.
Ring Clock
GolfBoard is electric skateboard-style golf cart for new-age golfers
Riding a golf cart on the green seems so primitive with the introduction of GolfBoard. The easy to operate GolfBoard has lesser impact on the course in comparison to a golf cart and it has been designed especially to speed up the game of golf. With the GolfBoard designed by Mike Radenbaugh, hip golfers now have a new way to cruise through the course in a feel similar to snowboarding or surfing. The electric GolfBoard features a 4 wheel drive (with a pair of 36-volt DC motors) and has relatively bigger, and softer tires to commute quicker with least damage to the greens.
Couple’s Fast-Food Wedding Reception!
Steven, 28 and Emily, 21, decided to celebrate their wedding vows by hosting a reception at a local McDonalds restaurant where they had one on many dates together. Along with 33 guests, the couple arranged a roped off area at the Bristol branch where they ordered burgers, fries, chicken nuggets and milkshakes. The meal cost only $233 and the manager gave the couple a bottle of champagne to congratulate them.
Monday, August 26, 2013
World’s Longest Dreadlocks
“Meet hair fanatic Asha Mandela – whose 55ft locks are longer than a London BUS. But despite owning a world record, the 47-year-old wants to go BIGGER – even though doctors warn she could PARALYSE herself. Asha refuses to cut ‘her baby’ though – saying it has helped her overcome cancer, two strokes and two heart-attacks. Her hair weighs almost three stone – the weight of a reception-age child – and takes two days to wash and dry. She also worries that someone with a ‘hair fetish’ will cut a chunk off when she is not looking.” — Barcroft TV
Only When You See It (25 Pics)
Here are some funny confusing pictures which you need to look twice to get them.
Sunday, August 25, 2013
USB-powered BB sniper rifle takes down anything at 8m from your desk
Did you want to be a marine but landed up being an IT professional? Do you still bear that instinct of shooting everything that annoys you? If your answer is in the affirmative, then this miniature USB-powered BB sniper rifle is the perfect toy you’d been looking for to shoot that marketing guy who keeps pricking you throughout the day. The desktop gun is made to fire BBs, it has an onboard camera (above the barrel) so you can use your laptop/computers screen as viewfinder to fire BBs (at 30m/s velocity) at anything that’s about 8m in range from your desk.
The adjustable barrel USB-powered BB sniper rifle can come in handy to defend yourself against insurgents and annoying interns, besides killing your boredom at work. A great tool to harass your co-workers, the $100 sniper rifle takes power from your computing device via USB port.
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