Nothing new, we’ve already seen that before, but this video better depicts how incredibly crazy this is.
Group of people that works in the streets wearing costumes complains that local government wants to remove them from the streets.
This project shows young kids acting out scenes from some of this year’s Oscar nominated films.
Alan Friedman works full time as a greeting card designer but pursues his love of astronomy in the evenings from an observatory he has erected in his own backyard in Buffalo, New York. These brilliant photos are captured using a small telescope and Hydrogen Alpha filter which acts as a lens and streams images in the same way as a webcam would. Each photo is made out of thousands of frames of images that are then combined and adjusted in color and tonality to create a final high res photograph.
My friend Bug noticed this wooden ore just sort of hanging out in the middle of the street.
I really wonder how it actually happened…
It is called the Ripsaw, a developmental unmanned light tank built by the Howe brothers in 2000 as a small family project. It is able to accelerate to 60 mph (100 km/h) in about 4 seconds. The vehicle caught the interest of the U.S Army in 2001 during a Dallas vehicle show. The Ripsaw can be built for about $200,000 - $250,000.
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