You say, you have bad weather ?

Just look at what’s going on in Norilsk is now …

Creative mother Heather Sitarzhevski decided to do so unusual and cheerful lunches to the son in school.

And they is not unusual in the ingredients, but in the way of decoration.

Guy found in a field piece of the meteorite, which consisted of iron,

 …thought and made of ​​it a ring.

 Apparently, he decided to feel like The Lord of The Rings.

They say that to solve this puzzle one must have IQ above 120. Shift one of the given matches to get a true equality.

Shift one of the given matches to get a true equality.

Shift two of the given matches, so that the cow looked in another direction go!

Did you know that the Nigerian film industry is the third largest in the world, after Hollywood and Bollywood? I had no clue. In a shocking and controversial hardcover book titled “Nollywood,” photographer Pieter Hugo delivers a striking interpretation of South African scenes of turmoil and narrative themes from famous local movie sets. Images that are as disturbing as they are frighteningly surreal.

As parents, allowed to buy such a dress?

A compilation of hilarious confession cards for you Mom…

These creative and simple movie posters prove that less is often more, something Hollywood should take to heart.

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Now Dave Hurban can wear iPod Nano without a bracelet. He made some hand drilling and implanted four magnets in his arm.

1. Two Peeing Guys by David Cerny

2. “Nation for Itself Forever”(Narod sobe navzdy) by David Cerny

3. Vomiting Fountain Sculpture, London, UK

4. Mermaid milking herself, Bologna, Italy

5. Women under Umbrella

6. Giant Tap

7. Manneken Pis, Brussels, Belgium

8. Jeanneke Pis, Brussels, Belgium

9. Blood Fountain, Swansea, Wales, UK

10. Boy urinating on a Frog, Kansas City, MO, USA

Dongyang wood carvings combine the natural elements of precious wood with skilled engraving techniques to create amazing wood sculptures.

Dongyang wood carving was first classed as an art form in the Tang Dynasty (618-907) and was further developed in the Song Dynasty (960-1279). Before this era, wood carvings were used mainly for practical and sacrificial objects.

Wood carvings from Dongyang are usually created from hard woods or box wood. Precious woods such as sandalwood, mahogany and rosewood are popular materials among Dongyang craftsmen. Precious woods are well known for their longevity and unique aromatic fragrances.

Craftsmen from Dongyang aim to preserve the natural beauty and texture of the wood by creating designs which suit the natural elements of the wood. Relief carving is the main technique used to carve the detailed designs into the surface of the wood. Most patterns are carved over the entire surface give the carving a three-dimensional element.

Dongyang wood carvings have been transported to over fifty countries and can be found in many art collections and museums throughout China. Dongyang continues to be one of the central places for wood carving with many craftsmen specializing in the craft. Its exquisite designs and emphasis on the natural beauty of the wood have led it to become a distinguished part of Chinese folk culture.

Unique characteristic of a human brain – to build a picture entirely, even from several fragments.

Try to guess what is shown in these pictures.

I’ve never seen anything like this… And you?

The Jewel caterpillar (Acraga coa), a very unusual almost translucent looking caterpillar spotted in Mexico.

After pupation, it turns into a mole :

Some things just don’t make sense.

The Meteora is one of the largest and most important complexes of Eastern Orthodox monasteries in Greece. And the ropeways are the only way to get to some of its buildings.

Unusual for the present time images…

Accidents involving machinery, which no longer exists.

Let’s present that our planet is not in Solar system, and somewhere in other place of the Universe.

What then we will see in the night sky?

It would have looked like the night sky, if the Earth was near the Helix Nebula.

… near a huge star cluster.

… near the cluster of young stars.

… next to the Seven Sisters constellation.

… not far off to the Andromeda galaxy.

… side by side with a huge gas cloud.

   The annual contest, put on by the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science, showcases the colorful creatures typically beneath reach and awards prizes in three categories: macro, fish or marine animal portrait, and wide angle.

   At competition more than 700 works were presented, however these 14 photos were recognized the best by means of Internet vote.

Fan Favorite: Todd Aki Sea nettle Chrysaora quinquecirrh taken on an early morning shore dive off the Breakwater — Monterey, California, USA

1st Place Fish or Marine Life Portrait: Douglas A. Kahle Juvenile sperm whale, Physeter macrocephalus – Dominica

2nd Place Fish or Marine Life Portrait: Rockford Draper Paddle flap Rhinopias, Rhinopias eschmeyeri — Bali, Indonesia

3rd Place Fish or Marine Life Portrait: Nicholas Samaras Nudibranch, Cratena peregrina – Chalkidiki, Greece

1st Place Macro: Todd Mintz Yellownose gobies, Elacatinus randalli, in bolder brain coral – Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean

2nd Place Macro: Davide Lopresti Porcelain crab, Porcellanella sp. on feathery sea pen – Komodo National Park, Indonesia

3rd Place Macro: Marcello Di Francesco Emperor shrimp, Periclimenes imperator — Ambon, Indonesia

1st Place Wide Angle: Mark Fuller Lionfish, Pterois sp — Eilat, Israel, Red Sea

2nd Place Wide Angle: Matthew Potenski Red mangroves, Rhizophora mangle — South Bimini, Bahamas

3rd Place Wide Angle: Bill Lamp’l Soft corals and scalefin anthias, Pseudanthias squamipinnis — Bligh Water, Fiji

1st Place Student: Kyra Hartog Whale shark, Rhincodon typus — Isla Mujeres, Mexico

2nd Place Student: Phillip Gillette Harlequin shrimp, Hymenocera picta — Similan Islands, Thailand

3rd Place Student: Austin Gallagher Juvenile tiger shark, Galeocerdo cuvier, and lemon shark, Negaprion brevirostris – Bahamas

Best Overall: Ximena Olds Headshield slug Chelidonura hirundinina — St. Thomas, USVI

A 19-year-old photographer and two friends scaled the 300-meter-high pylons of two Vladivostok bridges being built for this fall’s APEC summit to take jaw-dropping pictures of the city.

But pictures published on the photographer’s social networking page from their trip up the first bridge on Tuesday tipped off law enforcement authorities, and the trio were detained upon their descent from the second bridge Wednesday.
Apparently unnoticed by anyone, 19-year-old Moscow resident Vitaly Raskalov led the trio in climbing the 240-meter-high pylons of Zolotoy Rog Bridge over Zolotoy Rog Bay in downtown Vladivostok on Tuesday.
"The weather isn’t very good. The temperature is 4-5 degrees," Raskalov wrote on his Vkontakte page above bird’s-eye photos of the gray port city. "Tomorrow at dawn the bridge over Russky Island. Height: 320 meters."
On Wednesday, he and his friends scaled Russky Island Bridge, which crosses the Eastern Bosphorus Strait to connect the mainland with Russky Island, site of the APEC summit that Russia will host in September.
"On the top," Raskalov tweeted from the peak of the bridge. "I climbed with a crane. There is no place higher to go."

But police and Federal Security Service officials were waiting for Raskalov when he came down the bridge, which will be the world’s longest cable-stayed bridge when it opens.
Raskalov said the authorities questioned him and his friends for three hours before letting them go.
"We carried out a preventive conversation with them," a police spokesman told Interfax, adding that the trio’s actions were illegal and an investigation had been opened.
It was unclear what charges, if any, might be filed against them.
The police spokesman identified Raskalov’s friends as residents of Moscow and Vladivostok. None of the three had insurance, Interfax said.
The two bridges, aimed at improving the Far East city’s transportation infrastructure, are expected to open to traffic this summer, weeks before Russia hosts the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit on Sept. 8 and 9.
This week’s incident is not the first time that thrill-seekers have targeted the bridges. Last May, two basejumpers from Moscow illegally entered the construction site of the Zolotoy Rog Bridge and, in full sight of the workers, climbed 150 meters and jumped, Interfax reported. Local prosecutors subsequently ordered the builders to beef up security at the site.
Raskalov, meanwhile, seemed to have no regrets about his bridge stunts.
"Freedom," he tweeted after his release. "Now we will enjoy the local beer Amur."