Everyone knows the classic story of a fly, found in the soup, but here's a bear in the coffee - that's another story. These amazing cups of "Hidden Animals" must surprise those who will drink from them tea or coffee. Tetrault Design Line brand has created a white ceramic cup with a fox, an owl and a bear inside. Tetrault believes that the objects are not only tell the story, but also become part of history.

 Automotive copy of one of the wonders of the world (Stonehenge) was introduced in Nebraska in 1987. However, the American miracle built not of stone, and the 38-old American cars also. Today, this monument can be purchased for 300 thousand dollars, as its owners - a nonprofit group Friends of Carhenge ("Friends Karhendzha") conceived to sell the "breakage." This place attracts 80,000 visitors a year. Interestingly, the "museum" does not charge an entrance fee, and "Friends" got into debt, gaining credit for maintaining the state of the monument ...

 Someone thinks these signs are real and good.

 Everyone knows that an aircraft is a first-class seats, and there are shops and simple. But not everyone knows that there are cabins for crew rest, which are similar to truck beds. I propose to read these beds.

 Find your favorite computer mouse among this collection of cool designs that will knock your socks off.

 This amazing super-yacht was designed by Wally Hermes and it’s got everything. The yacht’s shape is oddly reminiscent of a horseshoe. Amazingly, the yacht generates most if it’s own electricity with those thermophotovoltaic panels you see there on top. An elevator connects three decks. There’s a 25 meter pool, spa, sauna, gym, theater, terrace, lounge, and helipad (of course). The price – a paltry $150 Million…

u just need to know the exact drawing of chair and its shadow and draw outline on the floor.

One of the most ambitious architectural projects since the pyramids at Giza - a rotating skyscraper - to be built in Moscow. Turnover is up to 3 hours, and it is necessary for energy does not overload the city's power grid: it is produced to the established building solar panels and wind turbines. On each floor will be installed on individual wind generators. Moreover, according to the calculations of Architects, received energy is completely sufficient for the entire building, and even left a surplus that can be transferred to the surrounding houses. The construction of each of these towers will cost $ 700 million and is in itself unusual. Unlike most construction projects, on-site construction will be built Dynamic Tower, only the central part, which keeps the floor together and include elevators for people and vehicles that carry them to the desired floor. Themselves floors will be done at the factory in Italy and transported to the site is almost ready. At the construction site of each floor installation will take about 6 days. By promises of Dynamic Architecture, the start of construction in Dubai, and Moscow is scheduled for this fall, and it will end in 2010 selling such wonderful apartments will go to 3 thousand dollars for the quarter. m - which is extremely doubtful, given the even more amazing prices for Moscow real estate. Rotating skyscraper in Moscow will be 70-storey, 400m high, and its construction will the corporation Mirax Group. Total area - more than 110 thousand square meters. m, which will house offices, shops and accommodations. Plan to build it around the Moscow City within the Third Ring Road.

Cool graffiti on how to make a perfect soldier.

Various tuners and kuzovschiki sometimes forced to go to unbelievable tricks to show their own potential. The original way to find experts restoration studio in St. Louis, USA: they restored ... only half the machine.

To see the work of this artist, you will need to turn on the light.Otherwise it will be just a set of shapeless metal structures.

 These featured hi-tech washing machines by Laundryview emails you when your wash in done.

Laundryview Emails You When Your Clothes are Clean

A number of these laundry machines have already been installed in the UK at 28 Universities, targeting the digitally in-tuned generation of students. Students can even log on to its website to find if there is an available machine. These Laundryview emails are definitely a great idea for studious individuals with no time to wait for an available laundry machine.

 he Brandenburg Gate is illuminated during the Festival of Lights in Berlin October 13, 2010. Several landmarks of the German capital, including boulevards, squares, towers, historical and modern buildings, will be illuminated during the festival.

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 Unusual jewelry created by Imme van der Haak out of gold plated brass.

 No. 1 Fitting model robot.

The robot can shift into 2,000 different bodily forms, and customers can watch it try on different clothes. It is called "The Terminator Fitting Model."




  No. 4 Shirt-folding robot.

All we have to say about this shirt-folding robot is that it does a better job than we could ever hope to. And for that, we love it.

 No. 6 Robot surgeon.

A team of surgeons at McGill University, including the da Vinci robo-surgeon and a robot anesthesiologist named McSleepy recently removed some a man's prostate during what is being billed as the world's first all-robotic surgery. The device transmits hi-def 3D images to a nearby workstation, where it is controlled by surgeons "with a precision that cannot be provided by humans alone," according to MUHC urologist-in-chief A. Aprikian. Of course, the robots are being kept on a tight leash by their human operators, with McGill's Thomas Hemmerling pointing out that "[r]obots will not replace doctors but help them to perform to the highest standards." Just tell that to all the other medical robots we've seen in this space, eh, doc? We've heard they have plans.

 No. 8 Fly-consuming robot.

A robot that consumes flies and uses their consequential energy. The EcoBot II (ah, what a benign, non-threatening name) is fed flies into 12 sewage-based bacterial fuel cells, which break them down, digest them and use the electrons released as current. And we don't wanna hear no jibberjabber about how it's only a matter of time before these bots turn on their human masters, because if you're gonna go, what's so bad about being slowly digested in human feces by giant robot oppressors?