SIDEWALK SPHERE: Created in Paris by Francois Abenalet, this ingenious sidewalk installation goes beyond the usual chalk drawings by incorporating actual grass and trees. It’s a classic example of anamorphosis — a distorted image that only takes its “proper” form when viewed from exactly the right angle.
It’s kind of funny to see this happened during sports. Now i know why the red team loose!
This watch was called 201-carat Chopard.The watch face is actually in the middle, of a 201 carats.You can see on your own if you don’t believe me. This watch-bracelet comes with a trio of heart-shaped diamonds: A 15-carat pink diamond, 12-carat blue diamond and an 11-carat white diamond.Crazy huh?It was all powered by a spring-loaded mechanism. At least there were 600 yellow diamonds put alongside 91 or so colorless diamonds.What a watch!No wonder this 201-carat Chopard watch price $25 million.That was totally a no brainer price for any watches around!
most expensive watches
Is this what they called as Coincidence?Not sure, but it was still have in common..
This is what they called it a pug costumes party.But hey, i wonder why they look so sad?
This is what happened when girls dreaming with their brand new shoes.Funny like hell..Come on!
Ever wondered how you rank with the rest of the world in the amount of money you spend on food in a week?
This very interesting project was done by photographer Peter Menzel. From the book Hungry Planet: What the World Eats by Peter Menzel and Faith D’Aluisio.
Some great pictures along with the amount of cash each family spends in feeding themselves for a week all around the world.
Japan: $317.25 a week for food
Italy: $260.11 a week for food
Chad: $1.23 a week for food {Sudanese refugees in Breidjing Camp, Chad}
Kuwait: $221.45 a week for food
USA: $341.98 a week for food
Mexico: $189.09 a week for food
China: $155.06 a week for food
Egypt: $68.53 a week for food
Ecuador: $31.55 a week for food
USA: $159.18 a week for food
Mongolia: $40.02 a week for food
Great Britain: $253.15 a week for food
Bhutan: $5.03 a week for food
Germany: $500.07 a week for food
Australia: $ 376.45 per week Family Recipe: Marge Brown’s Quandong (an Australian peach) Pie, Yogurt
India: $39.27 Family Recipe: Sangeeta Patkar’s Poha (Rice Flakes)
USA: $242.48 Favorite Foods: Shrimp with Alfredo sauce, chicken mole, barbecue ribs, pizza
Mali: $ 26.39 Family Recipe: Natomo Family Rice Dish
France: $419.95 Favorite Foods: Delphine Le Moine’s Apricot Tarts, pasta carbonara, Thai food
Greenland: $277.12 Favorite Foods: polar bear, narwhal skin, seal stew
Turkey: $ 145.88 Favorite Foods: Melahat’s Puffed Pastries
The Philippines: $49.42 a week for food
China: $57.27 a week for food
Bosnia and Herzegovina: $ 167.43 a week for food
Cuba: $ 56.76 a week for food
Australia: $ 303.75 a week for food
Guatemala: $ 75.70 a week for food
Paul, the psychic octopus, has maintained his amazing run of World Cup predictions with Spain’s 1-0 win over Germany in the semi-final.
The octopus at the Sea Life Aquarium in Oberhausen had earlier predicted that Spain will win the do-or-die clash by picking mussels in a tank with a Spanish flag, and ignoring the German one.
The eight-limbed oracle has picked the correct outcome in six matches, The Sun reports.
British-born Paul’s owners said that he also predicted nearly 70 per cent of the Germany team’s results in the 2008 European Championship.
Paul became an international celebrity after correctly predicting Germany would beat Australia in their opening match, then lose to Serbia, then beat Ghana.
He also correctly forecast German wins against England and Argentina
Anyway, i just asked Paul whether Malaysia can win against Germany and he did answer it.See for yourself hehe.
Michael Philip Jagger, The Rolling Stones
Keith Richards, The Rolling Stones
Steven Tyler, Aerosmith
Debbie Harry, Blondie
Bret Michaels, Poison
Johnny Rotten, Sex Pistols
Vincent Damon Furnier, Alice Cooper
Iggy Pop
Patti Smith
Ozzy Osbourne
Bob Dylan
David Lee Roth
Pat Benatar
Rod Stewart
David Bowie
Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin
Stevie Nicks
Charlie Watts, The Rolling Stones
Tommy Lee, Motley Crue
Meat Loaf
Axl Rose, Guns N’ Roses
Joan Jett, The Runaways
Motley Crue
Ron Wood, The Rolling Stones
Eddie Van Halen
Tom Petty, The Heartbreakers
Nancy and Ann Wilson
Ted Nugent
Nikki Sixx, Motley Crue
James Hetfield, Metallica
Steve Perry, Journey
Cherie Currie, The Runaways
Sting
David Crosby
Bruce Dickinson, Iron Maiden
David Coverdale, Whitesnake
Neil Young
Grace Slick
Bono, U2
Slash, Guns N’ Roses
Jon Bon Jovi
Joe Elliott, Def Leppard
Richie Sambora
Gene Simmons
Linda Ronstadt
Annie Lennox, Eurythmics
The Boss
Courtney Love
C. C. DeVille
Here is a collection of sci-fi illustrations by the prolific Shigeru Komatsuzaki (1915-2001), whose fantastic work appeared on plastic model kit boxes and in magazines and picture books in the 1960s to 1970s.
The Missiler, 1970
Giant Shocker Machine, 1975
Space colony, 1980
Crawler, 1968
Mobile marine airport, 1980
Tokyo volcano, ca. 1965
Attack Boy, 1970
Undersea super tunnel, 1981
SHADO-mobile, ca. 1970
UFO, ca. 1970
Solar City, 1982
Thunderbird 1, 1964
Thunderbird 2, 1964
Thunderbird 3, 1964
Thunderbird ships, 1964
Rikishi Boy, 1970
Frog car boat, 1961
Baron car boat, 1961
Highway rescue boat, 1981
Space train, 1981
Moon bus
Air car
HariHari, 1970
Sea monster battle, 1954
The Mole (Jet-Mogura Tank), 1968
Thunderbird 6 – Sky-Ship 1, 1968
Thunderbird Mars Explorer – Zero X, 1967
Proteus Bluebird CN7, 1963
Long John – Spirit of America, 1963
Earthquake, 1979
Guardman Robot, 1970
Underground metropolis, ca. 1980
World Space Force, 1982
Horizon Car, ca. 1960
Ark of Space, 1968
