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Nonseum is a quirky museum in the village of Herrnbaumgarten, where you can find useless inventions and ideas No comment yet.
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Paris 26 Gigapixels: dive into the 26 billion pixels of the world's largest image. Visit Paris like never before!
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Check out the design concepts that car manufacturers had about future vehicles years before popular car brands entered the market. While the functionality remained identical, the designs did not come close.
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Almost three hundred years ago the Russian inhabitants around Lake Onega decided that they needed two new churches – the old ones had burned down in a fire.
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January 20, 2014 6:23 PM
A great comparison to our beautiful Australia!
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OK, some of these you might know, but the first time I saw Brussels sprouts in their true form , I literally screamed.
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From the mother-in-law who hired a hitman to kill her son's wife to another one who kept her daughters-in-law as slaves, meet nine women who will make you feel grateful for your in-laws. Via F. Thunus
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Many cultures find that English might possibly be one of the most difficult languages to learn. Not, in fact, for its words, but for the fact that it has s Via QuizFortune, Mike Busarello's Digital Storybooks |
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Scientists discover chlorophyll-producing sea slug that can carry out photosynthesis using genes swiped from plants.
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They suck blood, have ghoulish faces, live in dark caves and hollow trees, only come out at night ... and never transform into mysterious, seductive, well-dressed strangers with Transylvanian accents.
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 List of common misconceptionsThis list pertains to current, widely held, erroneous ideas and beliefs about notable topics which have been reported by reliable sources. Each has been discussed in published literature, as has its topic area and the facts concerning it. Note that the statements which follow are corrections based on known facts; the misconceptions themselves are referred to rather than stated.
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Cycling with the stars -- Hollywood on two wheels. "Singular! Eccentric! Charming!" - Mick LaSalle,...
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Coming of Age Day icelebrates young people who have reached the age of 20, considered the age of maturity in Japan Via Mike Busarello's Digital Storybooks
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An astounding animated GIF showing the explosive growth of Walmart in America since it was founded by Sam Walton in 1962. Via Mathijs Booden
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Small flying robots often take design cues from the flapping wings of insects and birds. But this robot prototype, pictured above, doesn't move like any wind-loving creature here on Earth — instead, it flies like the jellyfish swims. Via F. Thunus
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These stunning photographs were captured by U.S. photographer Thomas Zakowski, 56, on a trip to St Joseph, Michigan. Via Seth Dixon 
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January 7, 2014 10:22 AM
Just because the world can be a beautiful and terrifying place. |
