A few days ago on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset in the UK appeared a giant skull of… dragon. Mysterious object aroused great interest of tourists. The skull looks very old and gives the impression that it was washed up on the shore of the sea.
From June 22 to September 29, 2013, the Mosaïcultures Internationales Montréal 2013 – Land of Hope (MIM2013) will be on display at the Montreal Botanical Garden. The 2013 edition presents more than 50 creations from some 20 countries. The theme of the exposition, Land of Hope, aims to amaze visitors while raising their awareness of the importance of preserving the richness of life on Earth. The organizers have integrated sustainable development practices at every level and is the largest event ever to have received green certification from the City of Montreal.
Own a cast iron skillet of your own state, or heck buy 50 of em for each state. The American Skillet Company is a Kickstarter project sought out to give back a piece of the American dream. Although Wisconsin is their home, where they figured out how to build their first cupola furnace for melting iron, the first state they chose is New York because of it’s food culture and densely populated city.
A large Campo del Cielo meteorite (a type of iron meteorite from northern Argentina) has been melted down and reforged in the same shape as a piece of artwork. The meteorite is currently in London, but will be launched into space in the future.
Gadgets have played indispensable roles in the movies of the famous James Bond and have been instrumental in the success of his missions. Because of their constant presence in the 007 movies, these gadgets are now often associated to the actor as well as to the characters that he portrayed in the past. Here is a list of the 25 most awesome James Bond gadgets ever conceived.
Brussels-based Adrien Noterdaem has continued his Simpsonized series, transforming many of our favorite characters from Game of Thrones into Simpsons versions of themselves.