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Humans Are Disappearing!
28 dec 2012 17:14

There's an awesome body paint trend going on called Camouflage Body Art. It makes the people look like they're barely even there at all! You might have to do a double take on some of these.

There's an awesome body paint trend going on called Camouflage Body Art. It makes the people look like they're barely even there at all! You might have to do a double take on some of these.

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Hors d'Oeuvres For Lazy Lush Lovers
28 dec 2012 16:33

Expected to bring an appetizer for a New Years party? Or maybe you're having a pot luck at work soon and you're really not up to cooking any kind of fancy shmancy thing. These easy recipes are definitely an upgrade from your local Costco appetizers because they're fresh AND you'll look super cool to all the girls at the party coz you "made 'em myself." ;)

Expected to bring an appetizer for a New Years party? Or maybe you're having a pot luck at work soon and you're really not up to cooking any kind of fancy shmancy thing.

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A New Roman Discovery!
28 dec 2012 16:10

On Wednesday, archeologists revealed the remains of an ancient arts center underneath Rome dating back to 123 AD, according to the Guardian. Archeologists discovered the arts center during excavations for a new subway line to run through the Italian capital. Emperor Hadrian is believed to have funded "the Athenaeum," as it was known at the time; it was a 900-seat complex created to promote arts and culture, CBS News reports.

On Wednesday, archeologists revealed the remains of an ancient arts center underneath Rome dating back to 123 AD, according to the Guardian.

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Bobby Milk's Best
28 dec 2012 11:38

Bobby Milk (Robert De Niro) is our favorite golden screen lover of all time. He can play gangster, old school, funny, and hot grandpa. He's 69 and his career is still ongoing! What's not to love about this man?

Bobby Milk (Robert De Niro) is our favorite golden screen lover of all time. He can play gangster, old school, funny, and hot grandpa.

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What To Do With Your Hair, Girl!
28 dec 2012 11:26

Short, medium, or long, there is a style out there for you. these classy ladies are the queens of style, so do not fear showing this pic to your hair stylist on December 31st at that new years hair appointment.

Short, medium, or long, there is a style out there for you. these classy ladies are the queens of style, ...

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Les Mis Gets Lea Michele's Stamp of Approval!
28 dec 2012 11:19

“Just saw Les Mis.. is was amazing!! As a member of the Les Mis family I thought they did an amazing job and truly honored the show:)” the 26-year-old Glee actress tweeted that same day.

“Just saw Les Mis.. is was amazing!! As a member of the Les Mis family I thought they did an amazing job and truly honored the show:)” the 26-year-old Glee actress tweeted that same day.

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Can You Make That Face Again?
28 dec 2012 11:10

Kristen Stewart is known for her stone-solid facial expressions, but there are other guilties out there!

Kristen Stewart is known for her stone-solid facial expressions, but there are other guilties out there!

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Intricate 360 Degree Christmas Book by Yusuke Oono
28 dec 2012 11:08

At first glance the 360° Book looks just like any other palm-sized little book. But when you open it, it reveals an amazing multidimensional story, a new kind of 3D world. The book was created by Yusuke Oono, a partner at Noiz Architects, who laser-cut it and created the concept. The book also won the Cafe Fab 2012 laser cutter design contest, where desginers where invited to present their creations, made with typical industrial tools. Yusuke won two top honors by the decision of the international judges panel, and is definitely worth it. It tells the well-known fairy tale about the Snow White. The pages are filled with a variety of figurines, such as dwarfs, forest animals, a princess and of course a witch, holding an apple. So it’s an old-fashioned story told in a new way. 360° Book is where tradition and technology meets.

At first glance the 360° Book looks just like any other palm-sized little book. But when you open it, it reveals an amazing multidimensional story, a new kind of 3D world.

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Baked Gingerbread Christmas Magic
28 dec 2012 11:07

Can you imagine Christmas without gingerbread cookies or other baked gingerbread goods? Most of us can’t. In fact, many people like them and yet don’t know that the tradition of using ginger to make a delicious sweet treat began in Europe around the 11th century. At first European monks used to make honey cakes with honey that they would harvest themselves. When ginger spice became more frequent and people got the chance to use it in cooking and baking, the spice was added to the honey-spice cakes, turning their honey cakes into gingerbread. From then on gingerbread became a part of the Christmas tradition. If you haven’t tried making anything else apart from the regular and simple gingerbread cookies, now is the time to practice more and master the art. Get inspired by these extraordinary, almost art-like pieces – gingerbread creations, which were submitted to Canada’s National Gingerbread Showcase 2012.

Can you imagine Christmas without gingerbread cookies or other baked gingerbread goods? Most of us can’t.

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Breathtaking Cave of Crystals 1000ft Below Mexican Desert
28 dec 2012 11:06

A breath-taking cave of crystals was discovered by two brothers while drilling in the Naica silver and lead mine nearly 1.000 ft below the Chihuaha Desert in Mexico. The cave is estimated to be around 600.000 years old and is filled with over 170 luminous obelisks that are up to 37 ft hight. Millions of years ago the ground water that’s saturated with calcium sulphate was warmed by magma about a mile below, and started to penetrate the cave. When magma started to cool, the minerals began to precipitate out of the water and thus formed the blade-sharp crystals. The crystals kept growing till 1985, when the cave was discovered and and drained by the miners. Even though the crystals resemble icicles and suggest it should be bloody freezing in there, the temperature actually reaches 112 degrees F, and the humidity measures up to 90-100%. Such conditions make it impossible to enter without a protective suit and backpacks filled with ice-cooled air. The pictures from the cave look fantasy movie scenes, don’t they?

A breath-taking cave of crystals was discovered by two brothers while drilling in the Naica silver and lead mine nearly 1.000 ft below the Chihuaha Desert in Mexico.

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25 Best Moments of the Grumpy Cat
28 dec 2012 11:04

If you think you’re having a bad day, just Google “grumpy cat”, and you’ll know instantly who’s doing even worse than you are. Meet Tardar Sauce (a.k.a. Tartar Sauce) - the Grumpy Cat, who has become an Internet sensation once her picture was posted on Reddit on September 22, 2012. Sceptics first thought the bitter expression on her face was Photoshoped, but it’s completely real. Tard is a mix-breed, but looks to have some Ragdoll or Snowshoe in her. Born in April, 2012, she is “a super cute and cuddly kitty and loves to be held and rubbed”, according to her Arizona-based owner Tabatha Bundesen. Tard’s face has become one of the most popular meme themes, and the owners have even started a souvenir production. A good portion of the profit they make is donated to animal shelters. Wonder what Tardar thinks about that…?

If you think you’re having a bad day, just Google “grumpy cat”, and you’ll know instantly who’s doing even worse than you are. Meet Tardar Sauce (a.k.a.

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18 People Who Are About to Have a Really Bad Day
28 dec 2012 11:00

A compilation of very unfortunate situations, in which, I hope, nobody will get again...)

A compilation of very unfortunate situations, in which, I hope, nobody will get again...)

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What's In Your Bag On New Year's Eve?
28 dec 2012 10:58

Is this your first NYE on the town? Or was last year a total fail? Take these tips on what you need in your purse before the clock strikes 12 (aka 2013). You never know where you'll end up next year ;)

Is this your first NYE on the town? Or was last year a total fail? Take these tips on what you need in your purse before the clock strikes 12 (aka 2013).

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Breathtaking Murmurations of Starlings
28 dec 2012 10:57

For some it may look as a romantic spectacle of nature, others associate it with a horror movie scene, while for street sweepers it just means a lot of crap to clean. These “living clouds” created by thousands of starlings flying together has acquired a term “murmuration.” The way they all suddenly change direction or speed still remains the secret of nature, but there are theories to support both the scientific and the supernatural side of it. Some say that the coordination of flocks that vary from 100 to 4000 birds is beyond biology. No matter the size of the flock, it remains unclear how the birds all respond to the same command instantly as if they were a single entity. Others, however, claim that the underlying maths is comparatively straightforward – birds just try to stick close to each other for safety reasons. That way, they also instantly copy any changes in the movement of those next to them. If one bird changes its direction, others do the same, creating a magnificent rippling effect. No matter what, it’s a magical sight! It occurs in February and November, so check out the sky every once in a while!

For some it may look as a romantic spectacle of nature, others associate it with a horror movie scene, while for street sweepers it just means a lot of crap to clean.

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Violance in Congo Cought on Infrared Film
28 dec 2012 10:54

What would you think of a soldier in a pink uniform or a bunch of rebels in a pink field? Don’t try answering before you see this photo series called “Infra” by an Irish photographer Richard Mosse. Mosse has been travelling around the Democratic Republic of Congo and documenting the ongoing civil war and violance in the country, mostly operated by rebels. But what’s with the pink? The images were shot on Kodak Aerochrome, a discontinued false-color reversal infrared film, originally produced for surveillance purposes for the U.S. military in 1940′s. Used for camouflage detection, the film reveals a part of the light spectrum that is invisible to the human eye, rendering the green landscape in vivid hues of lavender, crimson and hot pink. Since the light is invisible, Mosse says “I was literally photographing blind. The film places me at the limits of representation, the points at which not just photography but perception itself begins to fail.”

What would you think of a soldier in a pink uniform or a bunch of rebels in a pink field? Don’t try answering before you see this photo series called “Infra” by an Irish photographer Richard Mosse.

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Soldier Portraits Before, During and After War
28 dec 2012 10:51

Many times pictures speak louder than stories: by creating a time-lapse portrait series of soldiers before, during and after the war, Lalage Snow reveals more about their psychological drama then their own words could. Titled “We are the not dead”, the portraits show an 8 month span in the lives of the British soldiers that were deployed in Afghanistan, and the changes in their eventually weary faces are striking. The British journalist, photographer and film maker, Currently based in Afghanistan, explains that this project was aimed at drawing the attention away from the politics of war and from the growing body count of British soldiers that were killed or wounded. Besides acknowledging their bravery, Lalage also wanted to give them a chance to make themselves heard: “‘We Are The Not Dead’ is an attempt at giving the brave young men and women the chance to explain how it really is.”

Many times pictures speak louder than stories: by creating a time-lapse portrait series of soldiers before, during and after the war, ...

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20 Mesmerizing Examples of Spiral Staircase Photography
28 dec 2012 10:49

It’s hard to explain why, but there’s something so addicting about the perfect shapes of the spiral stairs that it’s hard to take your eyes off them. Interestingly, spiral staircases were introduced relatively late into the architecture due to their complex helical structure. Although first examples date back to 5th century BC, it wasn’t until the Trajan’s Column, erected in Rome in 113 AD, that this space-saving element won itself a place in Roman architecture. Because of their elegant round shape, spiral staircases give a more romantic touch to the building than the regular stairs would. The photogenic side of the spiral stairs has been widely exploited by photographers and movie-makers alike. The stair shots have developed many symbolic meanings that help to strengthen the message of the movie when used appropriately. The symbolism didn’t go unnoticed even by Dr. Sigmund Freud, who, unsurprisingly, considered walking up and down the stairs as a representation of the sexual act. As the architectural styles get more diverse, so do the examples of spiral stairs. Without further ado, take a look at this mesmerizing selection of spiral staircases from all around the world! P.S.: some locations are missing, let us know if you recognize them!

It’s hard to explain why, but there’s something so addicting about the perfect shapes of the spiral stairs that it’s hard to take your eyes off them.

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Christmas Gifts Wrapped In Snow
28 dec 2012 10:46

If you’re a Christmas addict (like me), you’ve probably already had a blast wrapping presents. But I bet you have never thought of doing it this way. Kim Neill asks, who needs gift wrap when there is snow?

If you’re a Christmas addict (like me), you’ve probably already had a blast wrapping presents. But I bet you have never thought of doing it this way.

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Incredible Studio Portraits of Wild Animals by Brad Wilson
28 dec 2012 10:44

Usually wildlife photography is associated with capturing animals in their natural habitat, but photographer Brad Wilson brings new perspective to this. His series, called “Affinity”, exhibit close-up portraits of various wild animals taken in the studio. For many years Brad has been working with human models in New York and he felt, that switching to different species was a necessary journey for him to take. He says the title “Affinity” refers to the spontaneous feeling of connection that he experienced while working with these animals: “The animals engender an amazing sense of relationship that is primal in its roots and profound in the moment. I learned that they are what we, as humans, used to be: completely present in the moment and curious about the immediate enviroment around them, and living primarily through instinct and intuition.”

Usually wildlife photography is associated with capturing animals in their natural habitat, but photographer Brad Wilson brings new perspective to this.

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India Today: She Was forced to Marry One of Her Attackers
28 dec 2012 10:43

A 17 year old Indian girl was gang-raped and bullied by police to drop the charges and marry one of her attackers. But this is only one of the rape related tragedies to strike India in the last few months; the story of a gang rape on a student in a New Delhi bus from earlier this month and police getting fired and suspended for sexual conduct at a festival in November.

A 17 year old Indian girl was gang-raped and bullied by police to drop the charges and marry one of her attackers.

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Why Proper Grammar Is So Important
28 dec 2012 10:35

It's funny and sad at the same time... I'm sorry for people who wrote this. I wonder if they've ever opened a grammar book at school...

It's funny and sad at the same time... I'm sorry for people who wrote this. I wonder if they've ever opened a grammar book at school...

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Pictures That Would Make Even The Dead Laugh
28 dec 2012 10:27

A collection of pictures that will definitely make your day... If you won't smile at least once, then you have some serious problems)))

A collection of pictures that will definitely make your day... If you won't smile at least once, then you have some serious problems)))

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Swimming with Sharks
28 dec 2012 10:23

If you have always wanted to look at sharks in close up, but have been too afraid to swim with them, here is a compilation of pictures, taken by more courageous people than you...)

If you have always wanted to look at sharks in close up, but have been too afraid to swim with them, here is a compilation of pictures, taken by more courageous people than you...)

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How To Become Santa
28 dec 2012 10:15

A very great idea on how to become a Santa only for Christmas... You should try it, if you have a beard, that is.

A very great idea on how to become a Santa only for Christmas... You should try it, if you have a beard, that is.

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The Year's 15 Biggest Flops
28 dec 2012 10:13

These movies have been not so lucky this year... I'm very sorry for them.

These movies have been not so lucky this year... I'm very sorry for them.

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A Generation of Greatness, Lost
28 dec 2012 09:59

An entire generation of greats is dwindling. Who knows what the future will bring!? I say our politicians take retrospect and learn from the lives of these brave men.

An entire generation of greats is dwindling. Who knows what the future will bring!? I say our politicians take retrospect and learn from the lives of these brave men.

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Sculptures from Egg Shells
28 dec 2012 09:40

These pictures show the incredible sculptures carved from egg shells by Chinese artist Wen Fuliang Wen, of Shaanxi province, was laid off from his job as a wood carver and turned to the unusual and skillful form of art to make ends meet. He uses chicken, goose and duck eggshells to carve out places of interest, such as the iconic Dayan Pagoda in Xi'an.

These pictures show the incredible sculptures carved from egg shells by Chinese artist Wen Fuliang Wen, of Shaanxi province, ...

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Snowflakes Under the Microscope
28 dec 2012 09:38

Physics professor Kenneth from California Institute of Technology has been studying snowflakes since 1997. Using a special device, he shows us what they look like in reality.

Physics professor Kenneth from California Institute of Technology has been studying snowflakes since 1997. Using a special device, he shows us what they look like in reality.

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Soldiers with Big Hearts
28 dec 2012 09:36

Soldiers have feelings too. They love animals and take care of them. Very cute pictures.

Soldiers have feelings too. They love animals and take care of them. Very cute pictures.

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Cute Meeting
28 dec 2012 09:35

Curious tiger saw dolphins for the first time. It immediately decided to make friends, but glass didn't let them enjoy their friendship. And then a penguin appeared... See what happened next.

Curious tiger saw dolphins for the first time. It immediately decided to make friends, but glass didn't let them enjoy their friendship. And then a penguin appeared... See what happened next.

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The Best Present for an American
28 dec 2012 09:35

Lots of people in America posted pictures of themselves with their Christmas presents in social networks. They mentioned that this is exactly, what they wanted.

Lots of people in America posted pictures of themselves with their Christmas presents in social networks. They mentioned that this is exactly, what they wanted.

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Rihanna Was Exposed
28 dec 2012 09:34

The famous singer has decided to make a Christmas gift to her fans, she posted candid photos in a social network. Look, what came out of it.

The famous singer has decided to make a Christmas gift to her fans, she posted candid photos in a social network. Look, what came out of it.

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Dexter Behind the Scenes
28 dec 2012 09:33

The creators posted pictures from behind the scenes of this popular TV series on Facebook. Let's take a look at the process of shooting the 7th season.

The creators posted pictures from behind the scenes of this popular TV series on Facebook. Let's take a look at the process of shooting the 7th season.

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Dangerous Landing
28 dec 2012 09:32

As lucky bounces go it’s right up there with the Dambusters – and only narrowly missed ending in catastrophe. But this time it wasn’t the RAF dropping bouncing bombs on Germany, but the modern Luftwaffe inadvertently dropping one of its own transporter planes onto a busy main road, from where it bounced onto the runway, 30 yards away, as up to a thousand spectators watched in horror. It was the plane’s last fight and one its pilot, Captain Jasmin Kirsch, is unlikely to forget – but for all the wrong reasons.

As lucky bounces go it’s right up there with the Dambusters – and only narrowly missed ending in catastrophe.

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Demotivators Picdump
28 dec 2012 09:32

A fresh compilation of hilarious demotivator posters for you... Enjoy!))

A fresh compilation of hilarious demotivator posters for you... Enjoy!))

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