Worlds best beards
Some of the best beards.Gallery of Contestants and Champoins of Beards. 
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Weird facts
Here are some really interesting facts that you probably dont or do know:
Americans on the average eat 18 acres of pizza every day.
One person in two billion will live to be 116 or older.
If you yelled for 8 years, 7 months and 6 days, you would have produced enough sound energy to heat one cup of coffee.
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This is why you are fat
The Garbage Plate
A combination of either cheeseburger, hamburger, Italian sausages, steak, chicken, white or red hots, a grilled cheese sandwich, fried fish, or eggs, served on top of one or two of the following: home fries, fries, beans, and mac salad. The plate is adorned with optional mustard, onions or hot sauce.
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bar in a tree
Yip, In Limpopo, South Africa, there is a bar built inside a huge tree.
Grown in the grounds of Sunland Farm, the tree trunk is so wide it takes 40 adults with outstretched arms to encircle its 155 foot (48 meters) circumference. The trunk is hollow, but its walls are still up to 6.5 feet (2 meters) thick.
The tree has its own cellar, with natural ventilation to keep the beer cold.
Carbon-dating has determined the ancient tree to be about 6,000 years old. “This tree is likely to be older than the Giza Pyramids of Egypt.” said Heather van Heerden, owner of Sunland Farm.
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911 Camel ambulance
Fresch, a student at University of Pforzheim, have designed a camel emergency kit. It includes a “baja”, which is a cool racing-shaped light-weight camel vehicle, for bringing doctors to your locations.
I think its a great idea, but won’t really work if a patient is shot and needs to be stable. The camel ride might be a bit mutch.
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The 15 Coolest Cases of Biomimicry
Biomimicry – The practice of developing sustainable human technologies inspired by nature. Sometimes called Biomimetics or Bionics, it’s basically biologically inspired engineering.
1. Velcro
The most famous example of biomimicry was the invention of Velcro brand fasteners
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Invented in 1941 by Swiss engineer George de Mestral, who took the idea from the burrs that stuck tenaciously to his dog’s hair. Under the microscope he noted the tiny hooks on the end of the burr’s spines that caught anything with a loop – such as clothing, hair or animal fur. The 2-part Velcro fastener system uses strips or patches of a hooked material opposite strips or patches of a loose-looped weave of nylon that holds the hooks. Coolest application: Championship Velcro Jumping, first made popular in 1984 by David Letterman.
2. Passive Cooling
The high-rise Eastgate Centre building in Harare, Zimbabwe was designed to mimic the
way that those tower-building termites in Africa construct their mounds to maintain a constant temperature. The insects do this by constantly opening and closing vents throughout the mound to manage convection currents of air – cooler air is drawn in from open lower sections while hot air escapes through chimneys. The innovative building uses similar design and air circulation planning while consuming less than 10% of the energy used in similar sized conventional buildings!
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never ending picture loop
This is just amazing, This is a picture of a guy holding a picture with a picture of a guy holding the picture… you follow?
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Mfuwe – A MUST SEE
A regular occurrence at the Mfuwe Lodge in the South Luangwa National Park
in Zambia where the lodge was unwittingly built on the Elephant’s
traditional path through to some wild mango trees on the property.
The herd of a dozen or so elephants walk through the lodge’s reception area
at least twice a day for about 4 weeks and then sporadically for about
another 3 weeks to feed on the trees.
No incidents reported to date!
Here are some pictures:
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