Happy Halloween

A clever animation.

Tuck In That Shirt

Be Sure To Stay In The Court

15 Amazing Roman Aqueducts

The Romans constructed numerous aqueducts to serve any large city in their empire, as well as many small towns and industrial sites. The first Roman aqueduct was the Aqua Appia, built in 312 BC during the Roman Republic. 

Check out some of these marvels.

A Beautiful Flower On A Dangerous Tree

When you see the flower,

it is hard to imagine it would turn into this.

When Chefs Get Bored

Thanks and a heads-up to Harriet M.

Not Your Usual Ski Jumping

Some beautiful slow motion shots of

"snowboarding manuevers" on skiis.

Agility and Strength

These four men from Great Britain put on quite a show.

New Use For Helium - DO NOT TRY AT HOME

These chaps have found a new way to use helium.

I do not recommend anyone to try this dangerous feat!!!

A Billion Dollar Home And A Staff Of 600

You would think spending a billion dollars on a home

would give you a beautiful place to live. In this case,

I think "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".

For an earlier insight on this project, check out this site.

Pacific Trash Vortex

View the sad plight of plastic 
or read an article about this devastation.

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New York City

Watch a three video series of life in New York through

the eyes of the artist. There are many sights to behold in

 Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.

The Cyclisk

In Northern California artists Mark Grieve and Ilana Spector built an obelisk 65 feet high, 10,000- pound weight. It consists of about 340 bikes and a tricycle. This obelisk, named "Cyclisk" was erected in Santa Rosa, California . Grieve and Spector have collected a large number of bicycles with the help of donations from the community.  This is not their only creation.
View some of their other art pieces. 

The Alhambra - Granada, Spain

Rediscovered in the 19th Century, the Alhambra is now one of Spain's major tourist attractions, exhibiting the country's most significant and well known Islamic architecture, together with 16th-century and later Christian building and garden interventions. Read about these structures and view many more photos.

Birds On Wires

The next time you see a flock of birds sitting on wires, you might view them differently after watching this video.

The Life Cycle Of The Ladybug

View the life cylce of the ladybug.

Stairway To Heaven?

When there is not the land to bury the people,

this will get them closer to the sky.

A Little Humor...A Little OMG!

Watch this compilation of video clips for a good laugh or a gasp!

World Clock(s)

Check out this World Clock showing many of the activities happening around the world as you view the clock.

Thanks and a heads-up to Gene B.

And here is a clock that shows the current time

in cities around the world.

Dubai Fountain

If you have been to the Belagio in Las Vegas, you know how impressive the water show can be. This video is from the 30-acre manmade Burj Khalifa Lake, at the Dubai development in the United Arab Emirates.

Thanks and a heads-up to John F.

Chladni Song

An artist sprinkles salt on a metal plate

and resonant images appear. 

Learn more about this study.

10 Drugstore Products Doctors Do Not Approve

Are any of these items in your cabinet?

Cat In A Bag

I have always found it fascinating how cats love

boxes and paper bags...or for that matter anything they can stick their heads in. This particular cat found a paper bag.

Art from Chinese Cabbage

See other pieces of Chinese cabbage art.

The Giant Stone Mushrooms of Beli Plast

Near the village of Beli Plast in Bulgaria, giant mushroom-shaped limestone boulders have weathered away over time. The locals have a different take on how these formations were created.

Best Ad For A Dog

When you are a dog at a kennel,

you have to stand out from the rest.

Thanks and a heads-up from Gene B.

Where Stuff Comes From

An interesting video with views on

where things come from and where things go.

Angel Wings

This video footage demonstrates how this phenomenon is created.

Into The Lost Crystal Caves

Discovered 10 years ago during mining operations, this lost crystal cave is being documented by a team from National Geographic.  These massive caverns, near the town of Delicias, Mexico, are almost 1000 feet below the surface.  The crystals can be as large as 36 feet and weigh up to 55 tons.  The team documenting these caves had to deal with scorching temperatures, up to 136 degrees, and intense humidity.

Watch the video and learn more about these beautiful caves.