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Monday, November 05, 2007

Extreme Russian Army Offroad



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Extreme Russian Army Offroad

These are fascinating machines and they go through the worst road conditions possible. Quite a treat to watch.


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Here is another one, with Tatra trucks testing in Siberia:



Today's pictures & links:
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Coffee Cups, designed to literally "kill time" in the office
(complete with a trigger and a trigger safety)


(original unknown)

Very Cool Shower Curtain
- good to scare off your mother-in-law:


(original unknown)


Strange Food Art Updates
Additions to our recent article, by permission of the artist, Shannon Calvert:

Food Coloring:



Biotechnology:



Eggregation:


(art by Shannon Calvert)


Cool Road-Rail Vehicles Updates
Additions to our recent article:



This railroad marvel has DM62 locomotive engine set on top of ballistic rocket mobile wheeled base "Hurricane". It was built not too long ago, in 2002 by the students of VNIKTI institute in Bronnitsy, Russia.

Black Chevy:



Black Volga Gaz-24:



(image credit: Damir Z.)

Yellow Volga Gaz-24:




(image credit: zeljeznice.net)

We also have to mention "Back to the Future" car, which did very well on rails:



Very "light rail" transportation:



photos by Vladimir Markovicz

Mixed fresh links for today:

Picture of atoms - [science photo]
Anatomy of an accident - [video ad]
Radical "Urban Lobby" - [architecture] - via
Cute/Gothic/Bittersweet Art - [cool art]
Steampunk treehouse - [weird] - via
Most Expensive Liquor and Food - [interesting]
The first utterly crazy theater - [weird arts]
Leaping Lemurs! - [nature video] - via
Extremely low pass of a jet - [wow video]



Sea Wonders
You might have seen this wondrous picture already: the sea urchin "crown".


(image credit: Steve Jurvetson)

In the same set you can find "The Blue Room":


(image credit: Steve Jurvetson)

and weirdly similar pictures of an inside of a flower and a starfish, enveloping the mussel. The whole "Macro" set is more than fascinating...


New Breakthroughs in Mathematics Update
New pictures of student's creative problem-solving for our article:







Silly Construction



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  • "Note the Nazi Germany soldier sharing his experiences with Stalinist Army, widely practiced cooperation just before the onset of World War II."
    Actually - Russians and Nazis together started WWII by attacking Poland.
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  • exactly, they even signed a pact who will take which part of this country
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  • Yes, what's more, there is even a school of thought that maintains that Hitler attacked Russian in a preemptive effort not to be attacked himself by "world revolution"-crazed Stalin. See here
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  • The KV-VI Behemoth is a hoax. But the story is great entertainment though.
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  • ,,By the way, on the bottom left is one of the Hitler's macho dreams - the Maus. This would give you some idea what unspeakable scale was projected for the Soviet "Bolshevik" tank from 1932.''

    Actually, it's the other way round: left-bottom corner silhouette depicts the Kollosalwagen, whereas the Maus can be seen on the right.
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  • feature this next!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontos

    ^its called the M-50 Ontos

    and i may be in love with it
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  • I have seen film of Fiat tanks that look like a bathtub with two guys and a machine gun, 22 hp topolino motor and no suspension.

    They were shown going down hill, only!
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  • see the genetic tank dreamed up in the days of prog rock
    http://www.danmeth.com/Weirdness/elp%20tarkus.jpg
    ELP's Tarkus
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  • Thank you guys, great info!
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  • Rocket firing Sovjet tanks are not very special. After the experimental types ALL russian tanks sported 125 mm, or bigger, SMOOTH bore cannons that fired either fin stabilized grenades or sabots or guided rockets.
    The Germans had a siege tank, the Sturmtiger, that was armored with halve a foot of steel on the front, that drove up to a bunker and fired a 38 cm rocket, at point blank range in the bunker, penetrating 2.5 meters of reinforced concrete, destroying it.
    As for the Russian and German soldier shown together: the first pacts between Stalin and Hitler entailed a joined development of tanks and tank warfare strategies during which training bouts the germans actually kept up with the pace of the Allied tank armies, which had been forbidden by the treaty of Versailles.
    www.achtungpantzer.com for all details on all german tanks (although it doesn't have the ball tank on it)
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  • With respect to the A7V, your joke about stormtroopers is unfortunate. It took me a while to figure out you meant the Star Wars Stormtroopers and not the WW1 Stosstruppen or the Nazi Sturmabteilung. You have to allow that some of your readers' references go back a little farther than the last 15 hours!
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  • Uhm... avi abrams...
    And the Japanese attacked PH in order to anticipate the bloody expansion of the paranoid US. The history showed they're write. to bad for them.
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  • The Fahrpanzer or a close derivative appears on a book in my collection. "Permanent Fortification" by Lt Col G J Feibeger of West Point (1900),it appears to be a manual for West Point Cadets. Thank you for publishing the photos, it has assisted my efforts immesurably.

    M J Ney
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  • The oversize multi-turreted tanks are explicable; when the internal combustion engine was new, people envisaged "land ships"; terrestrial versions of Naval battleships. That there would be an upper practical weight of about 50 tonnes for tanks, was not obvious.

    See this prediction from 1900:
    "Huge forts on wheels will dash across open spaces at the speed of express trains of to-day. They will make what are now known as cavalry charges."

    http://www.yorktownhistory.org/homepages/1900_predictions.htm
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  • Well... this whole show is pathetic. See why:
    http://www.daughtersoftiresias.org/bearwiki/Evidence

    This one is funny:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UpSlpvb1is
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  • Every survival training I have seen says "Drinking your own urine will only make you thirstier" It's too salty.
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  • Yes, maybe some shows are fake or untrue, but the show itself is prepared bloody good!
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  • i also have caught a couple episodes of this show and I was not impressed. It is a rip-off of a great Canadian show

    http://www.survivorman.ca
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  • Survivorman is genuinely great, it feels and IS all real. Plus survival advices he gives are in fact quite clever and, uhm, helpful. Bear's are dumb, aimed to sound terrifying/disgusting, and sometimes even dangerous to your health (like the one about drinking pee).
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  • Survivorman is much better ... he's got a safety crew somewhere but has to hump all his own camera gear on top of making it through.
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  • Bear Grills would rip off survivor man's testicals, eat them raw and wash them down with his own pee.
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  • Bear, the Eaton boy and son of the late Conservative parliament member has people to do the washing for him.
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  • Yeah.. Bear's a joke http://www.daughtersoftiresias.org/bearwiki/TV_%27survival_king%27_stayed_in_hotels
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  • I never did much like that show, with Bear Grills. I never thought it was fully truthful. So glad I never got into watching it. lol
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  • ¡Hi!

    Te spoon-fork photo is originally made by spanish photographer Chema Madoz. Really interesting photos...
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  • Wow! Someone's done a lot of work putting this together. Good work!
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  • The milk carton appears to be a copy of the one used in Blur's "Coffee & TV" video.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWUil383us4
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  • The human embryo in the egg yolk is from Worth1000's sister site Freaking News:
    http://www.freakingnews.com/Human-Eggs-Pictures--1626.asp

    If you want to track down the origin of images I suggest you start using the TinEye application.
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  • These just look amazing, it make me think about how well Bento plays with food in japan, with all the game characters! When food looks good, it just tastes better!
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  • The top three pics weren't the cranes fault....it was on a flatbed trailer and the driver of the rig went under a bridge that is too low....

    The crane hooked the first part then went up and through as the driver pulled it in.

    By the way....I love DRB!
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  • Computer ad: Back in the late 70's we used to run credit reports on a machine something like this at the car dealership I worked for.
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  • The girl in the plastic globe is from a well known 1960s fashion shoot by Richard Avedon. The steam punk nun is getting new glasses, that is a portable optometrist's fitting/testing device.
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  • I like the 9th one from the top, where traffic is actually stoping for a pedestrian. Wow, what an age...
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  • Notice the people. They are all thin and scrawny looking.
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