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There was an epidemic of SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) in 2002/03, which started in China and infected 8,000 people around the world killing at a rate of 1 out of 10, mainly from kidney failure. A new virus has been discovered in 2012, that is thought to be a lot like SARS, and has most likely originated in Middle East. It has killed a man in Saudi Arabia, and left a man in London in critical condition. The main symptoms are: difficulty breathing, cough and chills. the virus is airborne and appears not to be easily spread from person to person. Michael Osterholm, a flu expert at the University of Minnesota voiced his concern saying “You don’t die from the common cold. This gives us reason to think it might be more like SARS.” This is a very serious situation and people aren't advised to travel until we know more!

There was an epidemic of SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) in 2002/03, which started in China and infected 8,000 people around the world killing at a rate of 1 out of 10, ...
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Opened two years ago in Neuschonau, Bavaria, in Germany, the tree-top walk is the longest of it’s kind at 1300 meters that takes you to an impressive height of 25 meters above the tree tops. The walkway ends at an oval shaped dome, 44 meters high. The 360-degree spiral staircase around the dome offers breathtaking views of the surrounding nature. In clear weather you can even see the north ridge of the Alps. The tree-top walk is a part of the largest protected forest area in central Europe – Bavarian Forest National Park, which is also the first national park in Germany.
Opened two years ago in Neuschonau, Bavaria, in Germany, the tree-top walk is the longest of it’s kind at 1300 meters that takes you to an impressive height of 25 meters above the tree tops.
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The most popular detective in the world is Sherlock Holmes. Let's take a walk in the museum, which is located in 221b, Baker street. This address was often mentioned in the story, but it appeared in London only after publication.
The most popular detective in the world is Sherlock Holmes. Let's take a walk in the museum, which is located in 221b, Baker street.
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Funny Comics Moments

Helen 14 jan 2013
35 photo
Everybody loves comics... You can find really hilarious moments there...
Everybody loves comics... You can find really hilarious moments there...
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Facebook Fails and Wins

Helen 14 jan 2013
27 photo
You can find lots of fun stuff on Facebook.. Here are some fails and wins from there...
You can find lots of fun stuff on Facebook.. Here are some fails and wins from there...
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Go Home, You’re Drunk

Helen 14 jan 2013
23 photo
A hilarious compilation of very popular "Go home, you're drunk" memes...
A hilarious compilation of very popular "Go home, you're drunk" memes...
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Awkward Church Signs

Helen 14 jan 2013
28 photo
A selection of church signs, that will make you scratch your head...
A selection of church signs, that will make you scratch your head...
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Wave of Dust

Helen 14 jan 2013
3 photo
Residents of Onslow on the west coast of Australia, saw a huge wave of dust, which was first mistaken for the tsunami. It happened on January, 9 2003.
Residents of Onslow on the west coast of Australia, saw a huge wave of dust, which was first mistaken for the tsunami. It happened on January, 9 2003.
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Edition of the famous Guinness Book of Records is released every year. There are so many weird records there: highest Iroquois, longest fingernails, the smallest man ...
Edition of the famous Guinness Book of Records is released every year. There are so many weird records there: highest Iroquois, longest fingernails, the smallest man ...
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European Subway Stations

Helen 14 jan 2013
22 photo
Let's take a look at very creative designs of some European subway stations. In this photo you can see the Toledo station, which was opened in Naples. Catalan designer and architect Oscar Tuskets worked hard to implement his imagination into reality. Passengers get the impression that the room is full of snow or it is under water.
Let's take a look at very creative designs of some European subway stations. In this photo you can see the Toledo station, which was opened in Naples.
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Ballerinas in the City

Helen 14 jan 2013
31 photo
This exciting project was created by New York photographer Dan Shitagi. He photographs professional dancers in an urban environment. Here are the latest shots of this project.
This exciting project was created by New York photographer Dan Shitagi. He photographs professional dancers in an urban environment. Here are the latest shots of this project.
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Lost Cities of India

Helen 14 jan 2013
11 photo
Do not forget about the lost cities when enjoying the beauty and cultural values ​​of India. These cities have fallen in wars and natural disasters, but still preserved to this day. Let's enjoy the journey and see the survived works of art, churches and museums.
Do not forget about the lost cities when enjoying the beauty and cultural values ​​of India. These cities have fallen in wars and natural disasters, but still preserved to this day.
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14-Year-Old Coco

Helen 14 jan 2013
3 photo
Ever wondered how Coco looked like when she was young? Take a look.
Ever wondered how Coco looked like when she was young? Take a look.
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Great Showdowns

Helen 14 jan 2013
34 photo
Can you tell what movies these famous characters come from? To see the answers highlight the spaces above the images.
Can you tell what movies these famous characters come from? To see the answers highlight the spaces above the images.
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Smuggler Got Caught

Helen 14 jan 2013
4 photo
This smuggler from Norway was smuggling very unusual stuff. Take a look.
This smuggler from Norway was smuggling very unusual stuff. Take a look.
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Self-Build Boat

Helen 14 jan 2013
72 photo
One couple has spent 14 years building their own boat. It was built from aluminium with a cherry wood interior. Looks great. Here are the photos of the whole construction process.
One couple has spent 14 years building their own boat. It was built from aluminium with a cherry wood interior. Looks great. Here are the photos of the whole construction process.
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Now This Is True Love

Helen 14 jan 2013
36 photo
35 year old former supermodel, Victoria Silvstedt was captured on camera while relaxing at a luxury resort with her new boyfriend.
35 year old former supermodel, Victoria Silvstedt was captured on camera while relaxing at a luxury resort with her new boyfriend.
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The largest religious gathering in the world begins on Jan. 14 in Allahabad, India. The Great Kumbh Mela occurs every 12 years and up to 100 million pilgrims are expected to bathe in the holy waters of the river Ganges during the 55-day event.
The largest religious gathering in the world begins on Jan. 14 in Allahabad, India. The Great Kumbh Mela occurs every 12 years and up to 100 million pilgrims are expected to bathe in the holy...
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This is why we call 'em man's best friend.

 
This is why we call 'em man's best friend.  
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Some very serious problems that just have to be solved this year...
Some very serious problems that just have to be solved this year...
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So, the question everyone has been asking: Who wore their… face… best?
So, the question everyone has been asking: Who wore their… face… best?
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So, it looks like Justin Timberlake is making music again. Let's all agree to boycott it if he doesn't bring these looks back IMMEDIATELY.
So, it looks like Justin Timberlake is making music again. Let's all agree to boycott it if he doesn't bring these looks back IMMEDIATELY.
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They are all so beautiful... I can't even deside, who is better...
They are all so beautiful... I can't even deside, who is better...
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Roopkund is a glacial lake located at an altitude of about 5,029 metres in Uttarakhand, a state in India. When the ice melts, hundreds of human skeletons are seen below the surface or floating in the waters. The lake was first discovered in 1942 by a game reserve ranger, although there are reports about these bones from late 19th century. Initially it was speculated that the remains were those of Japanese soldiers who had sneaked into the area, and then perished to the ravages of the inhospitable terrain. This being the time of World War II, the British immediately sent a team of investigators to determine if they had stumbled upon some secret enemy move. However, upon investigation it was discovered that the corpses couldn’t belong to Japanese soldiers, as they weren’t fresh.
Roopkund is a glacial lake located at an altitude of about 5,029 metres in Uttarakhand, a state in India.
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Doel is a 700 year old village situated near the river Scheldt in Belgium, that is currently facing the threat of demolition. Its only crime is that it’s located too close to the port of Antwerp. Somewhere in the 1970's it was decided that the Antwerp harbour needed to expand, and Doel quickly became a target for demolition. The construction of a large dock and container terminal capable of receiving deep-sea ships is already underway on a site immediately next to the village, and the Port Authority proposes building a second one where the village now stands.

Doel is a 700 year old village situated near the river Scheldt in Belgium, that is currently facing the threat of demolition.
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Hiding in the last row of a boring class in high school shouldn’t always be regarded as slacking. What once started of as fooling around with Photoshop and 3D Max in the back of AutoCAD class, has now developed into signature style that 30-year-old digital artist Michael Oswald describes as ‘photo manipulation on steroids’.
Hiding in the last row of a boring class in high school shouldn’t always be regarded as slacking. What once started of as fooling around with Photoshop and 3D Max in the back of AutoCAD class, ...
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The tea infuser (often called a teaball or tea maker, and sometimes a tea egg) gained popularity in the first half of the 19th century. By the time of Queen Victoria, no respectable British household would be without one[1].
The tea infuser (often called a teaball or tea maker, and sometimes a tea egg) gained popularity in the first half of the 19th century.
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Bob Maynard once said that “Problems are opportunities in disguise.” And this is exactly what happened to Kayleigh O’Conno, a 24-year-old media student at Birmingham City University (UK), who had a habit of finger biting. “I started glueing on false nails when I was around 16/17 (because I bit my own so badly that they looked like something out of a horror film – and not in a good way). After a while I started painting designs on them so they didn’t look so boring, and then it went a bit crazy, with different shapes sizes and all that… Now I mainly make them for fun and like to change them a few times a week I never used to take pictures of my nails until people started telling me I should (and, I found out that if I kept some sort of blog somewhere, I’d get a better mark for one of my old Uni assignments ). So, that’s why I’ve started keeping pictures of them before they get lost or broken (which is usually what happens).”

Bob Maynard once said that “Problems are opportunities in disguise.” And this is exactly what happened to Kayleigh O’Conno, ...
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When viewed from a distance, a portrait of Chuck Close’s grandmother-in-law looks like a classic black and white photograph. However, when you come closer, you start to notice that the picture is actually made of thousands of fingerprints.
When viewed from a distance, a portrait of Chuck Close’s grandmother-in-law looks like a classic black and white photograph.
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If you ever see some wild animal tracks in the cities like New York, Boston or Ottawa – don’t panic! It doesn’t mean that animals have broken out of the zoo. In his newest project “Outliers (Trace)”, talented Canadian artist Maskull Lasserre has designed a collection of shoes that leave realistic footprints of moose, deer, Kodiak bears, rabbits and other animals. Lasserre has been using them to leave animal tracks in Ottawa, Boston and New York since 2011 and, according to his website, the project is still ongoing.

If you ever see some wild animal tracks in the cities like New York, Boston or Ottawa – don’t panic! It doesn’t mean that animals have broken out of the zoo.
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If you like coffee and art then this is for you! Russian artist Arkady Kim has recently created the world’s largest coffee bean mural which was unveiled in Moscow’s Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure. “The Awakening” was made out of 1 million coffee beans and took twelve days to complete. Weighing 397 pounds and spanning about 30 square meters it beats the previous record by Albanian artist Saimir Strati by 88 pounds and 5 square meters. To get different shades, coffee beans were roasted. Later, they were glued one-by-one to a giant panel.
If you like coffee and art then this is for you! Russian artist Arkady Kim has recently created the world’s largest coffee bean mural which was unveiled in Moscow’s Gorky Central Park of Culture...
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Every year, in the month of January, thousands of visitors flock to Bikaner, India for the Camel festival. Desert region’s folk dances and music, add on to what is otherwise an exclusive camel affair. Camels fascinate tourists from all over the world with their movements, charm and grace. A spectacle of unusual camel performances: camel races, camel dances, and the bumpy, neck shaking camel rides. [1] The festival starts with the procession of beautifully decorated camels, a competition for best decorated camel, fur cutting design, camel milking and the best camel hair cut. On the second day, the fleetest camels of the region take part in the camel races. Photographer Osakabe Yasuo says that camel hair artwork can take up to three years to create. For the first two years, the hair is grown, trimmed and prepped. For competitions, the hair is then trimmed into intricate patterns and dyed for the dramatic effect you see below.
Every year, in the month of January, thousands of visitors flock to Bikaner, India for the Camel festival. Desert region’s folk dances and music, add on to what is otherwise an exclusive camel affair.
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Doggy Style

Marinara 14 jan 2013
9 photo · 1 video

Get up on this! 

We're not the only creatures who celebrate their joy through dance. These arorable pups are groovin' to the beat of their own drum & making us all look stupid when we use the term "doggy style."

Get up on this!  We're not the only creatures who celebrate their joy through dance. These arorable pups are groovin' to the beat of their own drum & making us all look stupid when we use...
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Did you know that when sea otters sleep, they hold hands in order not to drift apart? In this sense, they are sort of like lovers from the epid Titanic movie, starring our favorite young and handsome Leo Di Caprio.

Did you know that when sea otters sleep, they hold hands in order not to drift apart? In this sense, they are sort of like lovers from the epid Titanic movie, ...
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They say that what you wear reflects a piece of your personality or even status. Here's what these golden globe styles said about their humans...
They say that what you wear reflects a piece of your personality or even status. Here's what these golden globe styles said about their humans...
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