Apparently, subtract, that narrowing the tail section of waggons leads to 7,5% of fuel economy, Darin Cosgrove, and stuck a homemade tail of plywood to his 11-year-old Pontiac and began to save 20% on gasoline ......
Thursday, 31 December 2009
Tea Ceremony
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Tea ceremony - the ritual of sharing tea.Established in the Middle Ages in Japan and it is now cultivated in this country.Initially, the tea ceremony came as a form of meditation practice, Buddhist monks, and then it became an integral part of Japanese culture, closely associated with many other cultural phenomena. Teahouse One of the first tea-masters had Dzeo Takeno (1502-1555).It was he who started to use a special ceremony for the building - the tea house (tyasitsu), which, in accordance with the principle of "Wabi" - the desire for simplicity and naturalness, was given a kind of peasant houses with thatched roofs.Takeno coined in the ceremony ceramics rough work.Student Dzeo Takeno, an outstanding master of the tea ceremony, Sen no Rikyu...
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Flying Observatory By Changki Yun
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Korean architect Changki Yuen (Changki Yun) has developed a project for the Observatory Park Devon (South Korea). The architect himself says of his idea of "flying" Tower: "The dream of flying happier. Just the thought of flying can make living the dream. And the dream - now reality." Two lifts take visitors to the observatory up to heaven. On the upper floors of the tower are a cafe, restaurant and saloon....
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009
The most terrible camera in the world !
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Named Yama, in honor of Yama, the Tibetan god of death, claiming the title of the worst camera in the world. Created from a real human skull and illuminated by Tibetan lamas and made "for the study of Exodus and to investigate modern incarnations of historical iconic figures. Yama's eyes are cast from bronze and silver, with brass holes, as it uses aluminum, copper, brass, bronze, steel, silver, gold and studded with turquoise, sapphires, opals and rubies, the most expensive of which is ~ $ 50...
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