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Monday, October 01, 2007

Archive: September 2007


Daily "Biscotti" issues (mixed links & images) are at the bottom of the page.

Future of the Urban Transport
Would you ditch your car for one of these systems?
Exquisite Eggshell Carving
Fragile & Intricate Masterpieces
Hilarious Animals! Part 7
LOL Cats are tame compared to this
Cool Amphibious Vehicles
Next Best Thing to Walking on Water
Strange Signs, Part 7
Clear & Concise Signs Are Boring. These Are Better.
Firing Countermeasures (Flares)
Aerial Beauty That Just May Save Your Soul
The Spectacular Side of Ecuador
Take the time to venture up or down to the equator
Moments in Sports, Part 4
Funniest Moments, Captured on Camera
Vending Machines Craze in Japan
Instant Gratification, to the Nth degree!
Extreme & Beautiful Weather
Majestic Skies Created by Powerful Storms
Future Tech Review, Part 2
Exciting Innovations in Transportation
Ballistic News
Fear & Loathing Inside Missile Launch Bases
Hilarious Kids & Babies
And their strange parents!

Japan's Neon Lights
Urban Life in a Neon Forest
The Richat Structure: The Eye of the Earth
Spectacular & Puzzling Formation
September 11 Premonitions
Uncanny pre-2001 coincidences
It's A Guy's Thing! Part 2
Weird inventions by guys
Future Tech Review
Exciting Innovations in Transportation
Miniature Crimean Castle
"Swallow's Nest": Little-known Romantic Destination
Life in the Military (Funny Pics)
It's a Blast!
Unusual Musical Instruments
Spoil your inner "music geek"
Fungus, Lichen & Moss
Unassuming forest masterpieces


September 30, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "US Navy Enters the Music Business"
September 28, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "Biggest Car Stunt Ever Attempted"
September 27, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "Truly Original Piece of Film-Making"
September 26, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "Another Awesome (and rare) Car Chase"
September 25, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "One of the best car chases of all time"
September 24, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "Elementary Dating for Men"
September 21, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "The Powers of Ten: Scale of the Universe"
September 20, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "Kitchen Transformers"
September 19, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "Extreme Invisible Tetris"
September 18, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "Crazy Animated Walls"
September 17, 2007 - Biscotti Bits
Mixed Links & Images
incl. "Unique way to untangle your earphones"


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  • Would I ditch my car? Hell No.
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  • Yes, train on the 1st picture looks great! It's such an interesting idea! Though I also don't have idea how the train will be attached, I saw such pictures only in fantastic movies, but I believe this is possible.
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  • I love the prerequisite condutor's hat on #1. Good observation about the suppports! However I suspect it is assymetric; have a look at any ski gondola/chair lift or aerial tramway.
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  • Interesting post. I love that old 50's style rendering at the top.
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  • Would that be innovative enough?

    http://www.sugre.info/docs/original/sugre_mobil_1700x640_rgb.jpg


    or is the condition, that it is too weird to be roadworthy...
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  • How beautiful. I truly believe that these eggs surpass the glitz of the Faberge style - in part because of the translucent whiteness of the eggshell.
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  • I forgot to mention that this effect (though not in such delicate detail) can also be created using beeswax as a caustic (masking the areas you want to keep solid) and then leaving the egg in vinegar, which corrodes the shell. The shell becomes very then and you can essentially scrape it away with a finely pointed knife...
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  • It's Beautiful!! It's impressive!!Great...A lot of time I dont see a work/art as beautiful as your Eggs!!! Sorry, my English it's bad because I'm Brasilian!! But your work is Great!!! Where are you from???
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  • Ligia,
    Glad you like it! We are based in Canada.
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  • Absolutely exquisite. I'm Ukrainian on my mother's side. These works of art remind me of the painstaking traditional egg-decorating engaged in by that community. A fiddly business involving layers of color & melted beeswax to cover the areas one didn't wish to dye.
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  • What kind of animal is that between the meerkat and the ermine?
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    and i don't mean an opossum, i mean a possum
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  • How about the German WWII Schwimmwagen?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_Schwimmwagen
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  • and LuAZ 967M
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    Thanks to all for sharing with us
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