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The whole point behind warning signs is to alert us about doing things that could be hazardous towards us, and if you value your life it’s usually best to read them and act accordingly. However, there is a fine line between hazardous warning signs and what we like to call “stating the obvious warning signs”. We are sure glad that these funny warning signs exist in the world as we would end up doing some dumb sh#t throughout the day, and we don’t wish to look stupid.
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I have copied a lot of Quizlets and put Finnish words to the left side. You can copy mine and put words in your language instead and take new words and pictures, if you want. It´s less work so. Make all the changes needed.
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According to Ecogardenroom.co.uk, there are many benefits to working at home – not least the savings on cost and travel, the flexible hours, and the
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When author Myrna Schkolne first happened upon the quaint-looking figurines, she had no inkling of the lurid stories behind them. Eventually...
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Toxel.com - Design, Inspiration and Technology Blog Beautiful church buildings are combined with powerful militarytanks.
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Get a load of those huge, long shafts! Dig in deep into the Naica Crystal Caves in Chihuahua, Mexico, and get nothing less than massive crystals sizing up to 11 meters in length, 4 meters in diameter, and 55 tons in weight. For geologists and mineralogists, it’s a real goldmine—except it’s not really made of gold but of selenite, a rare crystallized form of gypsum. The cave conditions are extreme: it has a constant temperature of 58 degrees Celcius and very high humidity. Trekkers are given a suit full of icebags with a respirator when they had to explore the cave. And they gotta move quickly because the longer your stay in there, the more you lose your brain functions, and the more you lose your marbles, the higher the risk you lose your step and get impaled by a crystal to a slow and gruesome death. 
Daniella Santamaria Bleu's curator insight,
November 26, 2013 9:18 AM
#MexicoDigital in progress, #Tourism #Mexique #MBAMCI
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Maman is an incredible, intimidating sculpture resembling a giant spider by the late French-American sculptor Louise Bourgeois (aka Spiderwoman). The towering…
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Scottish sculptor David Mack was born in 1956, in 1979, graduated from the College of Arts Dzhordanston. Creates original sculptures and installations. Works in
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“Don’t go chasing waterfalls”: advice from the greatest American girl group of the 1990s, TLC. A catchy refrain, no doubt, but… it’s a terrible message! Why should TLC, who achieved their own dreams at an early age, dissuade their fans from “chasing waterfalls”? To stick to the rivers that they’re used to? (I suspect T-Boz and co. were trying to nip future competition in the bud.) And it’s not just bad advice on a metaphorical level. As we’ve discovered in Iceland, waterfall-chasing can be very rewarding indeed.
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A research team in Australia says it's added enough electrolytes into a brew to give it rehydrating properties and therefore alleviate hangovers.
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The idea of a spacecraft returning from space to a horizontal landing had been around for decades before the first operational space shuttle flight in 1982. A proposal had been submitted to NACA (National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, NASA’s predecessor) in 1954, just eight years after the Second World War. That proposal would ultimately become the X-15 aircraft but classified studies in to the next generation of space transportation systems continued. |
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Image Source Libraries have been described as “the heart of the university;” and, perhaps in view of this, higher education institutions worldwide have
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The science of what makes coffee great Coffee has become recognized as a human necessity. It is no longer a luxury or an indulgence; it is a corollary of human energy and human efficiency.
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Skybridge is a type of pedway consisting of an enclosed or covered bridge between two buildings. This protects pedestrians from the weather.
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What did Jurassic Park get right? What did science get wrong? And will we ever see dinosaurs on Earth again? As Steven Spielberg's film is re-released in 3D, palaeontologist Dr David Hone explains all.
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There are lots of strange things going on in the legal world, and we find ourselves regularly posting bizarre articles to our Twisted Law facebook page. Here is a collection of some of the best articles we have posted so far. Enjoy:
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Patent-pending Sprayable Energy is now available and itwillmakeyoutypelikethis.
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Kids can be incredibly creative and inventive – and some even see their big ideas develop into astounding business opportunities as well. The following ten children turned their frustrations, mistakes and strokes of luck and brilliance into commercial successes, businesses and even life-long careers. Their stories are sure to inspire anyone going into the business world, where ingenuity and imagination are often a bonus, if not a must. Kids came up with these ten great inventions, conceiving everything from earmuffs to Popsicles. Read on to discover how.
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Over the years, street art became very wide and people love, and Different images and interactive illusions on the streets are now became a big part of art
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Check out the Photo projects or individual photos taken at the right time - no matter if they are hit and flooded the Internet social networking sites and blogs
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Image Source Usually, churches aren’t hard to spot, and often their designs seem to follow quite traditional and recognizable architectural templates. |
