Great Sand Sculptor

By piling, digging, carving and hollowing out this common element, turning it into mythical scenes and fairytale figures, sand sculptors have turned the art of carving in sand into a new trend in many big cities. Known as a modern art for only 20 years, sand sculpting is a popular and recreational art capable of drawing widespread attention from the public. Sand sculptures can create new tourist programmes wherever they go, bringing in considerable...

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SpeedCrunch and RedCrab, Two Alternative Calculators Feature Rich

  Operating system such as Windows and Linux usually bundled with Calculator (Calculator), and seem to be required software. It’s a standard calculator. But if we want to get more complex features of these calculators, It’s not available. Alternatively, we can use  SpeedCrunch or RedCrab Scientific Calculator with many features and mathematical expressions. Both programs are freeware so that we can use it for free. In addition, SpeedCrunch...

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Photos of Mount Merapi Eruption

Since its initial eruptions on October 25th, Indonesia's Mount Merapi continues to spew hot gases and ash as far as 5,000 meters into the atmosphere, wreaking havoc on surrounding villages and farms, and disrupting air travel - and more than 140 people have been killed by the eruptions over the past two weeks. Hundreds of thousands of residents have been displaced, many of them living in temporary shelters until the Indonesian government reduces...

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An Actor with Masked mistakenly Shot Dead

Perhaps because of very good in the act, a Filipino citizen does not know that an actor is performing in his village. As a result, these actors have been killed, hit by a shot because the masked killer mistakenly perceived as members of the herd. CNN news reported that this incident occurred in a village in Cebu, central Philippines, when a British company was producing a film titled "Going Somewhere". Actor Kirk Abella, 32, is required to act as a masked robber with a motorcycle. Abella also brought a toy gun to support his role. Eddie Cuizon,...

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Why Our Body Liquid Taste Different

Not many people know or realize the magic of what we had: tears, ear, and saliva. This scientific fact is sometimes overlooked, even though all three have different functions that are created so by the Creator so that we can live very well.   Salty taste of Tears Tears taste salty because it implies that includes leusinenkefalin, adrenocorticotropic, and prolactin and some electrolytes, protein and fat binding immunoglobulin. Collectively,...

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20 Weird And Wacky Incidental

1. Walter Kellner In 1979, Germany magazine - Das Besteran - held a writing contest. The authors must send the unusual story, but should be based on a true story. The winner, Walter Kellner of Munich, eventually won the contest and the story published. He wrote about accident when he flew a Cessna 421 between Sardinia and Sicily. The plane experienced a problem at sea, landing on the water, he finally floated with emergency floats...

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Newly Found Species, Monkey with The Nose Facing Upward

Species of unknown type is usually very difficult to trace. The researchers now are looking for a new primate species in northern Myanmar. But the researchers are convinced by the local population that rare monkeys are not hard to find. They just have to wait until it rains. This new species, previously known as a kind of pug-nosed monkey named Rhinopithecus Stykeri, have a nose that facing upward, thus making the animal sneezed loudly when rain...

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Karen O’Leary Maps from Paper Cutting

Karen O’Leary is famous artist  creating hand cut paper maps of popular cities. Careful elimination of unnecessary parts results in a beautiful artwork with the sharp contrast between the solid and void.SINGAPORE VANCOUVER  SYDNEY ATLANTA MANHATTAN SAN FRANSISCO  LONDON  NEW ORLEANS  SEATTLE  MADRID...

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