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The barn by Michael Sturgeon From farms to old homesteads, the barn is an iconic fixture across many great landscapes. For this challenge capture a barn amongst the fall scenery or in a quiet snowfall. No comment yet.
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The Terracotta Warriors, along with other life-size sculptures built for the First Emperor of China, were inspired by Greek art, new...
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Trace the life of the former South African president, from humble beginnings as a cattle-boy to a revered leader. Via Community Village Sites
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Located in the mountainous Erzgebirge region of Saxony, Germany, this forgotten building was captured by German photographer Stefan Dietze, 31.
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Sometimes the most amazing things to see are the ones that don’t exist in “real life.” Photoshop, in the hands of a gifted digital artist, has brought us some of the most magnificent things like a baby fruit ninja and of course, dogbirds AKA dirds,... Via EA
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Airport officials in New York are starting a program to trap and relocate snowy owls after reports that the birds were being killed with a shotgun at Kennedy In Via Art MacKay
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Looking for an ass-kicking? Go ahead and try to rob a martial arts expert, a professional axe thrower, or some caffeinated Starbucks customers. Via F. Thunus
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Sure, you can roll your layers of snowy precipitation into a stack of three balls topped with a top hat—or you can put all that white stuff to a more interesting use. Via F. Thunus |
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New evidence contests the popular narrative that the inhabitants of Rapa Nui committed environmental suicide Via David Connolly
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A team of researchers from London’s Royal College of Art (RCA) have discovered that the stones used to construct Stonehenge hold musical properties and when struck, sound like bells, drums and gongs. Via Seth Dixon 
Seth Dixon's curator insight,
December 6, 2013 12:36 PM
Some ancient mysteries capture the imagination and Stonehenge has always been that great unknown. This might explain why the builders worked so hard to bring the stones over 150 miles to this location.
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Yesterday's rural-exploration day-trip to Saskatchewan was christened with this find very close to the Manitoba border. We left Winnipeg at 4:30 a.m. and returned around 11 p.m. after shooting 9 different locations.
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The barn by Michael Sturgeon From farms to old homesteads, the barn is an iconic fixture across many great landscapes. For this challenge capture a barn amongst the fall scenery or in a quiet snowfall.
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One would think a 10-metre fish would be hard to miss. Via Art MacKay
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After years of sweeping the issue under the rug and hoping no one would notice, the FDA has now finally admitted that chicken meat sold in the USA contains arsenic, a cancer-causing toxic chemical that’s fatal in high doses. Via Muse Seymour
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Cairo, Jerusalem and areas of Syria are coated with snow for the first time in 100 years. Via Muse Seymour
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Our universe could well be a hologram according to new research from Japanese physicists.
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YOUTUBE comedy site This is Genius has created a spoof translation of the sign language used at the Nelson Mandela memorial by a fake interpreter. Via Charles Tiayon
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Although most places in the world are accessible to the general public, some places are just full of secret, high tech security or are simply exclusive. Via F. Thunus
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Where most people see useless pieces of junk, Edouard Martinet sees perfect parts for his incredibly detailed metal menagerie. Via F. Thunus |
