Dare to dwell a night in there?

Wadi al-salam the worlds largest cemetery

Wādī al-Salām (The Valley of Peace) is the largest Islamic cemetery and one of the largest cemeteries in the world. It covers an area of six square kilometers and holding an estimated 5 million bodies. Millions of Muslims over the centuries have been brought here for burial from all parts of the world of Islam.

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The smell of crude oil

Strange produce:Crude

A limited edition, 50ml parfum, holding one of America's fastest growing luxuries: 100% crude oil. Exquisitely packaged and branded, it is a dramatic reflection of the beauty industry, consumerism, politics... and, of course, the very life-blood of the American Dream. Whether ironic or realistic is yet to be revealed

Price: US$289.00

Rubberboy:The Worlds Most Flexible Man

The most flexible in the world, 5 world record holding, sport event performing, international television star was once just a boy in Mississippi, USA.
After being discovered by his dad for his natural flexibility, Daniel started training at the age of 4 years old using whatever he could find in films, TV and books (E.g. Jay Leno, ESPN's Sports Center, Oprah Winfrey, Ripley's Believe It or Not, Cirque du Soleil and much more) Starting out charging classmates to watch his tricks, he ran away with a circus and continued to train alone and under legendary trainers such as Chinese Master Lu Yi.
http://therubberboy.com/

HESITANCY

How Scrooge Are You?

Christmas comes but once a year, is that too often for you? Are you more jeer than cheer this Christmas? Take this test and find out how much Scrooge you have in you this holiday season!
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USB Exercising Mouse

The Faster you type the faster he pedals. Your daily word count is recorded, so you'd better work hard.

World Aids Day 2007

MEMORABLE :NAKED AIDS ACTIVISTS PROTEST IN NEW YORK


A group of AIDS activists stage a naked protest outside of New York's Madison Square Garden August 26, 2004. The protesters blocked 8th Avenue in midtown Manhattan outside the Garden, site of the Republican National Convention. Law enforcement authorities expect thousands of protesters to descend on the city before the start of the convention on August 30, 2004.

HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe




Adult HIV Prevalance

Cowards die Many times Before Their Death

The soldiers hide behind one car



Twenty soldiers take cover behind one car as they wait to end an attempted coup in the Philippines. Shortly afterwards they stormed a five-star hotel in the Manila, Philippines that had been seized by rebel army officers.
The renegades took over the building in capital Manilla after walking out of their trial for a failed 2003 coup. They then demanded that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo resign. But her security forces smashed their way in and rearrested the rebels.

300 Minute Egg

Leave an egg in an oven at 220°F for 300 minutes (5 hours) and . you get what looks like a brown, hard boiled egg.. Is it tasty?

The long baking gives the egg white a nutty flavor
Eat and Enjoy
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Interesting Stretchable

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Wild Africa

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The Wall of Death in India

It's crazy when the cars start driving around the wall

Strange Pizza

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New Pizza Fork

The Best Pizza Box

porno pizza

Pizza in a cone…

Pizza Peep Show Advertising Stunt

Spinning Wheels Illusion

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The wheels in this cool optical illusion seem to rotate?

Bird on NO BIRD Sign

Pakistan's Decorated Vehicles

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Spectacular leaps

Mobula Ray pictures reveal spectacular leaps
It looks like a futuristic space ship skimming over the ocean's surface. Or maybe a triangular shaped prototype aircraft launched from the depths.

In fact it is a Mobula Ray, a smaller cousin of the Manta Ray, which puts on a spectacular leaping display.
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A crocodile rescuing a fish

How Do You Hide An Elephant?

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The Last Iceberg

The Last Iceberg is one piece of a larger project entitled "Melting Away" which documents the polar regions of our planet, their environments, life forms, history of human exploration and the communities that work and live there.

Nick Cave once sang, "All things move toward their end." Icebergs give the impression of doing just that, in their individual way much as humans do; they have been created of unique conditions and shaped by their environments to live a brief life in a manner solely their own. Some go the distance traveling for many years slowly being eroded by time and the elements; others get snagged on the rocks and are whittled away by persistent currents. Still others dramatically collapse in fits of passion and fury.

The Last Iceberg chronicles just a handful of the many thousands of icebergs that are currently headed to their end. I approach the images of icebergs as portraits of individuals, much like family photos of my ancestors. I seek a moment in their life in which they convey their unique personality, some connection to our own experience and a glimpse of their soul which endures.

These images were made in both the Arctic regions of Svalbard, Greenland, and Antarctica.

Camille Seaman Photography - The Last Iceberg