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An 11-year ban on murals in L.A. has been lifted, and colorful street art now fills this low-income neighborhood (Video: With an 11-year ban on murals in L.A. Via Street I Am No comment yet.
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They look like dangerously protruding rocks on this almost vertical wall in the Italian Alps.
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The Michelin Man, the brand icon of Michelin Tires, was once an overweight cigar-smoking beer drinker.
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It's easy to forget that these old photos were taken in a full-color world. Coloring them helps...
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From nailing their own testicles to the ground in protest against a crackdown on political rights to cutting off their own member since there was no use for it anyway, meet some people who carried out some of the weirdest mutilation procedures in... Via F. Thunus
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Think country is all bland and conservative? Think again! VIDEO
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Compared to today's sleek micro-gadgets, boomboxes are like electronic dinosaurs, dated as much by their ludicrous size as their outmoded te...
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Trace the steps that led to the collapse of America's Cold War foe as told by musician and artist Jeffrey Lewis. Via Mr Ortloff, Mike Busarello's Digital Storybooks
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Sentient beings like you've never seen them before. Via Jocelyn Stoller |
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"Created Equal" is the name of the photographer Mark Laita project. Including playing on the contrast between the habits, beliefs of people, the artist offers u.
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Some people just don’t like worms despite the fact that their usefulness to humanity is long established and recorded. Worms aerate the soil, break down organic matter and even excrete fantastic fertilizer. Yet still they are hated: if accidentally picked up they are flung away with Olympian exuberance, often with ear-shattering shrieks as accompaniment. What, then, would those haters make of this, the bizarre hammerhead worm? Prepare to meet a strange beast indeed – not to mention one of the messiest eaters on the planet.
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This is made by my grandson.
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A new 2014 calendar, curated by Aleta Florentin of Amber Lotus Publishing, brings some of the best examples of environmental art all together in one place. Th…
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You will never look at farming the same way again after watching this. Via Mike Busarello's Digital Storybooks
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A photo tour through the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco in the autumn of 2013. |
