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I love the photos, but don't get the Sara Palin/Obama Reference. Yes she was for/against the bridge, but the project was stopped long before Obama was President. She wanted and got the money for her state, did not want the bridge, he was in Chicago... It's liek the he didn't vote for the war thing. No but neither did I. He and I (and most americans) were not in the senate at the time.
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Excellent Pictures Posted here.
Thanks for showing these
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"Wow...!"
"Awesome...!"
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One famous bridge is missing in your List: The "pont d'Avigion" in Avigion, France. It's just half a bridge and there is a famous song about it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont_Saint-B%C3%A9nezet
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Not Portland, Dunaújváros, Hungary
http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentele-híd
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To support what Frank B said, your reference to the Bridge to Nowhere is not just inaccurate, but flat out wrong. At one point Sarah Palin did support the bridge, but then came out against its construction. See http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/09/10/opinion/main4435937.shtml:
"While it may be unfair to say that Sarah Palin always treated the Bridge as Milton Friedman might have, she quickly grasped the project’s folly and ultimately put it out of the nation’s misery. In a country where politicians endlessly make demands until weary taxpayers capitulate, Palin scrapped the bridge soon after she was empowered to do so. "
More significantly, Obama did not end the bridge's construction; to the contrary, both Obama and Biden specifically voted to keep funding in place for the bridge instead of transferring those funds to replace a bridge destroyed by Hurrican Katrina.
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"really a "Bridge to Nowhere", a bizarre project endorsed by Sara Palin and mercifully put to rest by President Obama."
Your facts are incorrect on this one. Palin opposed it and Obama had nothing to do with killing the project.
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Laszlo is correct!
If you look at the picture in here and the picture behind the link, you even see the different cabeling and colour
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Both Alaskan and Hungarian bridge entries are adjusted now, thank you.
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Thank You! :)
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Awsome pictures, I would like to visit all this bridges and takes lots of pictures :-)
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Absolutely amazing and interesting as hell. When's DRB coming out with a book deal, btw? =)
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I am not reel good at video games,but i did enjoy the ones you posted a month or so back. Can you please bring them back. Thankyou.
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I'm surprised the Kylesku bridge in Scotland has not been featured. A couple of pics here ...
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/53877
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/596653
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I don't care what anybody else thinks... Sarah Palin is hot!
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The picture under the label
"An old design (not used) was not too shabby, either... strongly suggesting the Great Millau Bridge (see here)"
-I would rather strongly suggest the impressive Rio–Antirrio Bridge in greece as the design seems to be mostly a 1:1 copy of it.
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The two top ones in the "street art" paragraph are from the studio Ghibli museum in Mitaka outside Tokyo in japan: http://www.ghibli-museum.jp/en/
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Spock-Obama is from the New York Times, I belive. http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2009/05/10/opinion/10dowd_ready.html
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that Elephant picture is from WW2
i thinking from Germany
where zoo or circus elephants are used as working animals
Michel Van
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The watch with evolution is an old SWATCH.
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The surviving elephants of Hamburg Zoo (Hagenbeck's Tierpark) helped clean up the rubble in the destroyed city after WW2. Don't know whether this picture shows Hamburg, but it's not implausible.
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Oops, should have used preview. Oh well, each link is still clickable.
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I think that the mistery pic is from Berlin, not Hamburg, after the downfall of the German Reich, in 1945. Immediate post-war. Sad, sad times, those, even for the poor animals...
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The elephant picture definately shows one of two elephants who helped cleaned up the destroyed city of Hamburg. http://orchifant.de/50.html
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the Voronoi-Knauss cell cluster looks like the coat hangers in the bottom of my closet.
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I have open-source plans for a Jansen Walker up on my site, if anyone wants to build their own check out http://4volt.com/projects/jansen/
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If you want to make a sequel, i strongly suggest a post about a guy named Jean Tinguély. Friend and lover of Niki de St Phalle.
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This is utterly brilliant! I am very fond of gadgets myself and wrote a fiction blog for two years about a boy who was very keen on them and he went to the James Bond exhibition at the Science Museum.
Addy
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Amazingly, my brother is called Simon Rose but I suspect you are not him.
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No I am not him, I am this guy at http://www.simon-rose.com/ and at http://simon-rose.blogspot.com/
Feel free to visit me there as well.
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Surely some of the video cams offer wireless streaming.
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This is amazing! Have you checked out the Spy Museum in DC? It's full of things like this ranging from the beginning of spying all the way up to what they're doing today and things that may be available in the future. Well worth the money.
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Thank you. It was a fascinating to research and write as well.
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There's a spy shop near where I live. I went in there recently expecting to see awesome gadgets like this but all they carried were nanny cams and the hidden safe versions of a bunch of household items. Thanks for giving me my spy gear fix!
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They also have one out know that looks like a pack of gum. Their is literally a form factor for just about everything.
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Great gadgets, I love spy oriented stuff, I recently purchased glasses with a camera hooked up, and you upload the footage via USB to your computer.
To Jack, I wish I had a spy store around where I live!
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Great post! Thanks for sharing!!
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Anything by Tim Powers is a worthwhile read, he is my favorite author by far. Anubis Gate does stand out, as does Earthquake Weather and Expiration Date.
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Thanks for the link!
WannaSmile.com
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whatever that moth is, he's probably related to this one:
http://ok-cleek.com/blogs/?p=727
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Um...don't moths have faceted eyes? It looks like a photoshopped rodent/moth to me.
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that moth is Insectosaurus!
http://entertainment.sympatico.msn.ca/movies/galleries/MovieGallery.aspx?cp-documentid=18790297&imageindex=5
(Monsters vs. Aliens)
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Imagine living in one of those bunkers.
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And another one, slept in the hotel years ago
http://www.tunisia.com/tunisia/travel/tunisia-travel-guides/southern-tunisia/matmata
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Inside looks pretty chill..why we don't have such here..
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Again in Saigon, what is it about Vietnam and extreme wiring?Seismic activity plus lack of planning. In Japan you have also a lot of wires, but they are at least better planned.
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Apparently in Bangkok a telephone pole couldn't fall over if it wanted to.
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actually the "Prehistoric wiring" sample
was done properly, just brush off the cobwebs and it is very tidy indeed!
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oh Nicolai Tesla, we done you wrong.
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They don't have a choice in Bangkok. City is on a swamp, so they can't dig vaults.
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Any background/sources to the chip that is connected via little red wires?
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I wish we did... received it in email... even TinEye does not pick it up yet.
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Does the sender have any info on it?
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No, the only bit of info is that it came somewhere from Russia... as might be expected :)
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That snake looks a bit like a western hognose to me. But it's really hard to identify when you can only one eye.
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you think thats bad plumbing! check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkmJXRejY18
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классные фото.особенно подборка с телефонными линиями
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If you browse around the world of modelling shows, you'll find plenty of displays comparable to that "incredibly detailed" model. And it won't include vehicles that didn't yet exist, which this one does.
don't click on the "Intriguing fantasy film is in the works" link. it will give you a virus!
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