 Link Scroll down for today's pictures & links. A New Definition for "Crowded" Some strange visuals in this video ad spot... url Today's pictures & links: Click to enlarge images. Easter Island Cargo:  (original unknown) ------------ Putin as Brezhnev If he stays long enough in power, will he start to resemble the iconic Communist leader?  (original unknown) ------------ One very wise ape  (original unknown) ------------ Mixed fresh links for today: Procrastination Chart, so true - [hilarious] Detailed article about the tragedy at Vancouver Airport - [unreal] 9 Absolutely Insane Weapons of War - [interesting] New Concept: Solid-Sails Boat - [tech] The hanging coffins of Sagada - [fascinating] M. C. Escher's Robotic Arms - [wow art] - via Giant Living Paintings Made of People - [art] - via Samurai who forgets to take the cold medicine - [fun video] Very Unusual Digital Brush - [cool video] ------------ Money-powered illusion Washington DC at the appropriate angle. Brendan McKeon made the picture, and described the process here.  (image credit: Brendan McKeon) ------------ Stainless Steel Temple in Thailand    (image credit: steelbuildings) ------------ Two Ladies Dancing... ...on Glacier Rock, Yosemite National Park - 1890s.  (image credit: MissMagnolia) Permanent Link...  Dark Roasted Blend's Photography Gear Picks: |
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That Easter Island head is an advertisement at the airport in Berlin. It's interesting to get off the plane and see it going around on the baggage claim, but finding out that it's really just an ad for a travel company is dissapointing.
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