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Friday, July 16, 2010
Young Russian politicians to play football to win cow
Leaders of Russian political youth organizations will play football to try to win a cow, ruling United Russia party supporters said Thursday.
"We decided to support the initiative of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to hold a football world cup in Russia, and we are arranging a tournament with the participation of leaders of Russia's largest youth organizations," Dmitry Nosov, head of United Russia's commission on youth affairs, said.
Participants include young teams from the ruling party and other parties, including Liberal Democrats, Yabloko, A Just Russia, the movements Nashi (Ours), Mestniye (Locals) and Young Russia, and students.
"The final match will take place on June 26 and will be opened by State Duma Speaker Boris Gryzlov. The winner will receive a cow," organizers said by RIA Novosti
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Beautiful colorful Paintings of a Blind Artist
The adventure of this dark artisan is amazing and unbelievable. Professional CPA with a accurate memory, Lisa Fittipaldi absent her eyes due to a vascular ache in 1993. She absent her job too, but overcame amaurosis and began painting in 1995.
Her paintings are so bright and bright; it’s harder to accept that they were fatigued by a dark being who can’t even see colors or distance. The capital claiming to Lisa was if she was told she could never actualize circuitous scenes of accustomed activity with humans as capital characters.
But she managed to do so, and today her paintings are apparent in museums and galleries about the world. Fittipaldi is a different artisan with an amazing close vision.
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Man Designs Toilet Car
A family in Colorado will never again have to worry about toilet breaks on the road after designing a twin-bowl toilet car.
It took four years and three prototypes for Dave Hersch to perfect his design, inspired by a small 'Hot Wheels' toy car.
It features a 6.5hp motor capable of driving two adults at 30mph and holds six toilet rolls and a magazine rack.
Dave told Rex: "The first version was literally a toilet on top of a go cart. It didn't last past the first turn. The toilet slid off and broke into a million pieces on the road. Porcelain is very fragile I have learned.
"The second version was still a single toilet but had some features like a bolted down toilet, brakes, and a toilet seat. That version didn't make it past the first ride by my friend who flipped it and broke the toilet again."
"Finally the current model was built to be foolproof. Adults take photos and kids jump up and down with excitement. It's a great way to meet all the people in my neighbourhood without all the typical grown-up formalities."
30 Weird and Awesome Soap Designs
How to make Weird Soap ! is important We need it to keep our bodies clean, wash the grime of subway poles off our hands and stuff into our kid's mouths when they curse. There's a huge market for the stuff; soap exists for extra-sensitive skin, can be scented or unscented, infused with herbs and comes in liquid or solid form.
However necessary, it all sounds kind of boring -- which might explain why so many people have begun making their own soaps in a variety of fun and unique shapes. Here are 30 weird and awesome soap designs.
Source:- Urlesque
Man decorates basement with $10 Sharpie
Charlie Kratzer His home decoration Entire Ideas Basement Using a Sharpie and a Marker When He started on the basement Art project in his south Lexington home, he was surrounded by walls painted a classic cream. Ten dollars of Magic Marker and Sharpie later, the place was black and cream and drawn all over.
There are fictional detectives Hercule Poirot and Sherlock Holmes, Winston Churchill lounging with George Bernard Shaw — and the TV squirrel Rocky and his less adroit moose pal Bullwinkle.
Says Kratzer of his cartoon of a cartoon: "You appreciate the cleverness more as an adult."
There's Georges Seurat's Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. There is Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill, and the Cornell Law School, of which Kratzer is an alumnus. There is Kratzer's dad. There is the harlequin pattern — alluded to in culinary culture today by the Panera bread bag — and a fake fireplace facing a real one.
There are both The Walrus and the Carpenter (from Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There), and William Shakespeare. The Marx Brothers peer around a corner. A flip-top garbage can is transformed via marker art into Star Wars' plucky little beeper R2D2.
Says Kratzer, 53, the associate general counsel for Lexmark: "People are amazed that with something as simple and inexpensive as a Sharpie, you can decorate a whole basement."
How did this Sharpie world start? With a single swipe of the marker.
Kratzer started mid-wall, with the Salon by Picasso. Then he thought, well, taking a design out to the edge of the wall wouldn't be overwhelming.
Then the rest of the basement flared off that first wall.
Kratzer's basement suggests that the great cultural influences wandered out of college humanities class — here a Churchill for eloquence during harsh times, a Joan Crawford for cinematic vampiness, Holmes and Poirot for great literary characterization — and set up shop together in the carefully hand-drawn markings of an educated imagination come to life.
Kratzer might be a lawyer by day, but in his off hours he is a man who has taken the artistic influences and heroes of his life and imagined them onto his walls, that he might keep company with them while he uses the pool table.
Look carefully in this basement o' dreams and you'll see a drawing of the Kratzers' upstairs library — with Claude Monet, the greatest of the Impressionists, at the doorway. It's a tribute to Monet, but it's also a way of living with cultural influences: Kratzer and his wife, Deb, don't just keep them within book covers or admire them in museums. Their Picasso spends each day close to their pinball machine. Agatha Christie's shrewd little Belgian detective and his carefully pruned mustache hover over the deck door.
From the main floor leading down to the basement, there is a color mural inspired by Picasso's The Dream.
But through most of the spacious basement there is black line-drawing — around the pinball machine and the pool table and over the bathtub and toilet.
Why the black marker theme? Says Kratzer: "You can do a lot with it."
Indeed, Sharpie art has its own little corner of the Internet: Artist Justine Ashbee, at www.justineashbee.com, features a gallery of intricate Sharpie art.
Kratzer likes the Impressionists, but he's also inspired by Picasso — in particular the artist's ability to convey a lot of information with just a few lines. A gathering at Picasso's Paris salon in 1919 dominates a far wall, featuring a pantheon of artistic greats including Jean Cocteau, Erik Satie, Clive Bell and Olga Picasso, striking a kind of Sharpie synthesis of marker art between film, music, dance, literature and the muse.
While Kratzer's basement mural art might have started with one mark, he had decided in his 30s that he wanted Impressionist art in his house, quite a lot of it, and that to afford such a stunning variety he'd best produce it himself.
He began to paint, and now there are paintings all over the house — created by Charlie and critiqued and guided by Deb. The two met at Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania. Deb, now an at-home mom, formerly taught deaf students.
The couple has two sons, one at a Massachusetts engineering college, the other in the pre-engineering program at Lafayette High School.
Source:- Kentucky Via Trend Hunter
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Crocodile Suite – Hisako Matsumoto
The artists who came out last year, Hisako Matsumoto (松元久子) must be one of my favorites, and apparently I am not alone, since I have seen her work exhibited twice so far. As her graduation piece she created this crocodile costume, crocodile suit, complete with crocodile helmet and crocodile boots, in ceramics. Sometimes art just comes together like this, craft and concept, hand and brains. On Time Out Tokyo she gives a little bit more background on the inspiration behind this piece. Even if you can’t read Japanese you can have a look at the photo of her (she has a smile worthy of a cover model).
The more I see coming out from Tama Art University, the more I am convinced that this must be one of the best art universities in the world. This piece was even featured in Nikkei (one of the most artless business newspapers in the world). As a final trivia, I found out while googling her name that it’s the 801622nd most popular name in Japan. Who would have known?
Source :- Tokyobling
Mind-blowing sculptures suspended in mid-air
Damián Ortega creates mind-blowing sculptures suspended in mid-air. His breakout hit, called Cosmic Thing, was created in 2002 and featured in the Venice Biennale in 2003. Ortega finds a way to turn everyday objects into extraordinary pieces of art. As he says, "I'm interested in those very everyday attempts to produce meaning.
Cosmic Thing
In Cosmic Thing, Ortega disassembles a 1989 Volkswagen Beetle car and then reassembles it, piece by piece, but this time suspended from wire in mid-air. As a symbol of Westernization to Mexico, the native country of Ortega, the installation hoped to show the mass produced vehicle in a new light. Revealing how all these small objects come together to form the classic VW Bug, Ortega makes us appreciate small details while reminding us how objects can rust and waste away. (Humorously, Boston Globe called it a "car manual diagram brought to life.")
Materialista
Materialista is the word used in Mexico to describe a truck that transports construction materials. What our mind identifies as a truck is actually only the vehicle’s chromed parts and the space between them. The radiator, the bumpers, the mud flaps, the mirrors – all of the chromed parts – are hung, suspended in air.
Champ de Vision
Take a step back and you'll see something staring right back at you. Called Champ de Vision, this installation can be enjoyed both by walking through it and by stepping away from it. A space filled with 6,000 colored modules are suspended from the ceiling. At the far end of the room, visitors pass behind a partition, from where they view the installation through a lens. The viewer is meant to experience the very process of perception that links eye to brain.
Controller of the Universe
This installation consists of dozens of hand tools suspended in air, pointing outward as though in mid-explosion. Ortega bought the tools at a Berlin flea markets. It was part of the “That Was Then ... This Is Now” exhibit, an effort to extend the activist spirit of the Vietnam War protest days into the Iraq war era.
[via My Modern Metropolis]
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People who changed the world
Today we allocution about a lot of of these inventors. About the humans who ad-lib avant-garde things alteration our apple and to accomplish it this appropriate money. Perhaps some of these examples will affect you. There is artlessly no bigger way to actualize your own business than to ad-lib a new avant-garde product. In those aforementioned dollars to accessible your business today is actual difficult (huge competition). And in IT appears a huge amount of new companies. Simply, this industry is accountable to innovation. So, actuality is a account of inventors, which we accept called for you. This included those humans that, firstly, are absorbing from a business standpoint, and secondly, fabricated their analysis is not so continued ago (In the annotation adds to this account of their examples, because it can be actual large).
Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the World Wide Web
Briton Tim Berners-Lee did not ad-lib the Internet itself. If he offered his innovations, the arrangement already existed for several decades. But Tim gave her the affectionate to which we are so acclimatized to. He invented the URI, URL, HTTP, HTML. In fact, Internet-based hyperlinks to abstracts and links amid sites - it's all the accomplishment of Berners-Lee. Its aboriginal operating time, Tim alien in 1989, if he formed for a Swiss aggregation CERN. And from 1991 to 1993 they were appear the aboriginal blueprint URI, HTTP and HTML.
Robert Plath was an accustomed pilot in the company's Northwest. That all afflicted one day if he absolved to the even with abundant abundant luggage. Plat just best up and busted to the attache wheels. His colleagues admired the abstraction so that it will anon Robert founded his own aggregation TravelPro, affianced in absolution accoutrements on wheels.
In 1977, Hinda Miller and Lisa Lindahl her acquaintance formed as a artist of apparel for Shakespeare anniversary in Vermont. While the two accompany puzzled one important botheration - the abridgement of accouterment for women. No, of course, not complete absence, but the credible absence of supply. It was again during the collective plan of the girls and came to the acclaimed sports bra all day. Ultimately, baby business Miller and Lindahl was awash to Sara Lee. Well, sports bras accept become a accomplished class.
Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce, the inventors of computer chip
ilby and Noyce are the creators of computer chip. For his invention, fabricated by Jack Kilby in 1958 (then he formed for the aggregation Texas Instruments) architect won the Nobel Prize in 2000. The fate of Robert Noyce interesting, because he eventually founded two arresting companies - Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel. In essence, the conception of these two men afflicted our world, giving altruism an era of claimed computers. Without their apparatus about any accepted computerization and accent could not be.
Bob Frankston and Dan Bricklin, inventor of spreadsheets
Graduates of MIT Bob Frankston and Dan Bricklin are the creators of the already acclaimed affairs VisiCalc, in fact, is the aboriginal appliance for alive with spreadsheets. Yes, the abstraction of Frankston can not attempt with such giants as Microsoft. But, first, their affairs for some time been the accepted in the industry, and brought a lot of money to the creators. And secondly, it apparent the alpha of a accomplished chic of programs that we apperceive today as spreadsheets.
Melitta Bentz, inventor of the coffee filter
Anyone who craves every morning hot cup of coffee, knows what the analytical role played by the coffee filter. If you're one of them, you should acknowledge housewife Melitta Bentz of Germany. That she came up with coffee filters. His abstraction Melitta patented aback in 1908. Since then, the above charwoman has become a absolute entrepreneur, and humans about the apple were able to calmly bubbler coffee, adequate its aftertaste and not annoying about accepting into alcohol grains.
George Furrs, inventor of the Ferris wheel
Probably anybody knows what a Ferris wheel. Anyone loves to ride on it, but anyone has never sat as abashed of heights and the achievability of accepting ashore at the top. Artist of the Ferris caster is George Ferris, who fabricated it, aggressive by the Eiffel Tower. Today, the apparatus of this ability can be begin in abounding countries, including Russia. Alas, the artist himself never accustomed from their baby due accomplishment until the end of his activity pleaded with the company, which produces its offspring.
Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes, inventors of bubble
We all adulation balloon blanket (even it is alleged an air foil, balloon foil). It was invented in the not-so abroad and 1957, Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes. Then they formed on the apparatus for the accessible abatement of wallpaper, and eventually got a abundant amalgamation for accumulator of brittle products. A few years afterwards its barrage ally founded the aggregation Sealed Air Corporation in New Jersey. Today, anniversary acquirement beyond $ 5 billion
Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the World Wide Web
Briton Tim Berners-Lee did not ad-lib the Internet itself. If he offered his innovations, the arrangement already existed for several decades. But Tim gave her the affectionate to which we are so acclimatized to. He invented the URI, URL, HTTP, HTML. In fact, Internet-based hyperlinks to abstracts and links amid sites - it's all the accomplishment of Berners-Lee. Its aboriginal operating time, Tim alien in 1989, if he formed for a Swiss aggregation CERN. And from 1991 to 1993 they were appear the aboriginal blueprint URI, HTTP and HTML. This amazing ability today is the columnist of the abstraction of the semantic web. In Britain, it was accepted the appellation of knight. Berners-Lee can not be alleged an administrator (although he was not poor people), but its analysis was so important for association that we artlessly could not cover the architect of the World Wide Web in the list.
Robert Plath was an accustomed pilot in the company's Northwest. That all afflicted one day if he absolved to the even with abundant abundant luggage. Plat just best up and busted to the attache wheels. His colleagues admired the abstraction so that it will anon Robert founded his own aggregation TravelPro, affianced in absolution accoutrements on wheels. Probably every being who had already catholic by plane, was able to appraise the allowances of such a suitcase, which allows to backpack far added accoutrements with beneath effort. In 1992 kompaniyaTravelPro Inc was rated at 500, but already in 1999, Robert Plath awash it.
In 1977, Hinda Miller and Lisa Lindahl her acquaintance formed as a artist of apparel for Shakespeare anniversary in Vermont. While the two accompany puzzled one important botheration - the abridgement of accouterment for women. No, of course, not complete absence, but the credible absence of supply. It was again during the collective plan of the girls and came to the acclaimed sports bra all day. Ultimately, baby business Miller and Lindahl was awash to Sara Lee. Well, sports bras accept become a accomplished class.Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce, the inventors of computer chip
ilby and Noyce are the creators of computer chip. For his invention, fabricated by Jack Kilby in 1958 (then he formed for the aggregation Texas Instruments) architect won the Nobel Prize in 2000. The fate of Robert Noyce interesting, because he eventually founded two arresting companies - Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel. In essence, the conception of these two men afflicted our world, giving altruism an era of claimed computers. Without their apparatus about any accepted computerization and accent could not be.Bob Frankston and Dan Bricklin, inventor of spreadsheets
Graduates of MIT Bob Frankston and Dan Bricklin are the creators of the already acclaimed affairs VisiCalc, in fact, is the aboriginal appliance for alive with spreadsheets. Yes, the abstraction of Frankston can not attempt with such giants as Microsoft. But, first, their affairs for some time been the accepted in the industry, and brought a lot of money to the creators. And secondly, it apparent the alpha of a accomplished chic of programs that we apperceive today as spreadsheets.Melitta Bentz, inventor of the coffee filter
Anyone who craves every morning hot cup of coffee, knows what the analytical role played by the coffee filter. If you're one of them, you should acknowledge housewife Melitta Bentz of Germany. That she came up with coffee filters. His abstraction Melitta patented aback in 1908. Since then, the above charwoman has become a absolute entrepreneur, and humans about the apple were able to calmly bubbler coffee, adequate its aftertaste and not annoying about accepting into alcohol grains.George Furrs, inventor of the Ferris wheel
Probably anybody knows what a Ferris wheel. Anyone loves to ride on it, but anyone has never sat as abashed of heights and the achievability of accepting ashore at the top. Artist of the Ferris caster is George Ferris, who fabricated it, aggressive by the Eiffel Tower. Today, the apparatus of this ability can be begin in abounding countries, including Russia. Alas, the artist himself never accustomed from their baby due accomplishment until the end of his activity pleaded with the company, which produces its offspring.Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes, inventors of bubble
We all adulation balloon blanket (even it is alleged an air foil, balloon foil). It was invented in the not-so abroad and 1957, Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes. Then they formed on the apparatus for the accessible abatement of wallpaper, and eventually got a abundant amalgamation for accumulator of brittle products. A few years afterwards its barrage ally founded the aggregation Sealed Air Corporation in New Jersey. Today, anniversary acquirement beyond $ 5 billionTags:
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