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That last picture (the photoshop) was really surprising.
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Awesome.
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TNF, are you sure? I'll see it in nature :)
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I'm reminded of the following quote from "The 25th Voyage" of The Star Diaries by Stanislaw Lem:
"If Man has mashed countless potatoes, could not potatoes be expected to mash a man?"
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Amazing! I'd never heard of kudzu.
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I remember traveling as a kid up the East Coast in the late 1950s on a Trailways (?) bus with "Red Carpet" service. I got car sick and proceeded to throw up on the pretty red carpet. Then I threw up in the sink in the bathroom, clogging it. I single-handedly rendered the aisle and bathroom unusable! At our destination my parents went onto the bus to apologize to the driver. He was trying to take the sink apart, poor guy.
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Why no
ARK II love? I could see the GMC concept star in it's remake/reboot.
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There is a great science fiction magazine and book cover by the late John Schoenherr from 1966, for a ground effects machine story by Rick Raphael call CODE THREE.
http://img1.fantasticfiction.co.uk/images/n10/n52475.jpg
This image fits this article perfectly.
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The Peter Pan vehicle should be at 'The Big E' (Eastern States Exposition) in Springfield Mass till October 3 2010.
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Re the police bus: back in 1963 Analog science fiction/science fact magazine had a story by Rick Raphael called "Code 3." It postulated such a patrol vehicle as a cross between a highway patrol cruiser, paramedic and emergency roadside assistance, with a crew of three (in the story one of the patrol officers was female! 1963!).
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I still miss one concept bus here: the Dutch Superbus!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Superbus
The superbus is a concept developed by the Dutch astronaut Wubbo Ockels and is supposed to drive at speeds between 150 and 250km/h.
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these are pretty sweet, but the human powered bus, unless it's a joke, is a pretty ridiculously inefficient idea. if you're jogging anyway, why not just jog to where you're going? now on top of that you have to push a bus? c'mon.
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this cinema-bus was recently completely restored, perhaps worth mentioning:
http://www.moviebus.org.uk/
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When I was a kid we used to travel from AZ to Canada. My siblings and I would put on talent shows for other drivers in the back of a motorcoach. It was pretty great... this brings back good memories.
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Some of these defiantly look cool, but what is the difference between the GMC urban-commute killer and an RV? I have something that will kill a commute, move closer to your work.
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Last year at the Barrette-Jackson action the GM bus set a record and sold for $5 Million.I think that was way over priced but somebody wanted it bad enough to pay that much.By the way his name was Ron Pratt and the coach is in his museum in Texas.
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We're all Bozos on this bus
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I want that GMC PAD! Give me removable armor for that back glass plate and I'm good to go...
Are there any pictures of the interior?
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What about the perverted Gargoyles at La Lonja in Valencia?
http://www.holavalencia.net/2008/07/07/la-lonja-valenicas-unesco-world-heritage-site/
or the astronaut in Salamanca:
http://www.random-good-stuff.com/2010/07/31/the-astronaut-of-salamanca/
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No collection of gargoyles would be complete without this one from the cathedral in Freiburg, Germany :-)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39285097@N02/3684151472/
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The New Town Hall in Munich has some great grotesques as well, for next time.
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great blog, and i LOVE this post! great shots.
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Chicago Public library in downtown chicago!!! how could you guys miss that one!!!!???? they are massive!
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Thank you for your blog - watching it for almost two years now and spreading the news.
In Polish we call them pukers ;-)
Very nice are on Pragues St. Vitus Cathedral.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gargoyle_St._Vitus_Cathedral_Prague_2.jpg
http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-1971869/stock-photo-gothic-style-gargoyle-on-st-vitus-cathedral-prague.html
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Wow no way dude that is just WAY too cool!
Lou
www.online-privacy.eu.tc
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This handsome fellow adorns the National War Memorial building at Edinburgh Castle in Scotland
http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk101/LittleInsect/Odds/100_0438.jpg
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I’m pretty confident that the English word “Gargoyle” originates phonetically from the French word “Gargouille” since gargouille is actually a French verb [gargouiller = to gurgle].
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That giant camera, from that old movie (yes I just read it minutes ago and forgot it and I'm too lazy to go back and read the title), is actually a camera inside a "blimp". That blimp was created to "hold" the loud sound of the camera inside, so the filmsound could be recorded without the camera roaring.
- The klugscheißer
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You didn't mention Mycorrhiza.
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For the
real fungi fan I recommend the german site
www.pilzepilze.de.
A real sh*tload of nice pictures!
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My favorite (okay it's not a fungus):
"dog vomit slime mold"
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCOQ0VU24xw
This is an amazing short clip about the Cordyceps fungus, which is the one you mentioned that eats ants' brains - there is actually a strain of the fungus for virtually all arthropods - including spiders.
Also - did you know the fungus kingdom is more closely related to animals than plants? You actually have more in common with a mushroom than a tree. I always thought that was crazy!
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Note that the reflection tattoo on that bald head is actually an M.C. Escher original as well. "Hand met spiegelende bol" from 1935, to be precise: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hand_with_Reflecting_Sphere
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Wow - a lot of fun to look at! My mind is sufficiently blown!
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As the comment on the link says - not fighter planes, few fighters have glazed noses. They were awaiting fitting to (probably) the B-17f bomber.
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I must be in a picky mood tonight!
Thame is a small town, only around 11,000 people. Not a city. There are only 66 cities in the whole UK.
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Hi!
Let me show my panorama pics in this topic:
MIG29 Cockpit:
http://album.reality.hu/OLD/panos/repnap/mig29_inst/
Soyuz 35 descent modul:
http://album.reality.hu/panos/szojuz2/
and lot of other cockpit on the site: http://album.reality.hu
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US aircraft cockpits http://uscockpits.com/
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How not to name Tonto?
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2007/02/28/tonto-the-original-new-timbral-orchestra/
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You can add a link to the interactive view of the Airbus A380 Cockpit:
http://www.airbus.com/store/mm_repository/cockpit_airbusA380/flash/cockpit1.htm
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Anyone remember the instrument panel that the panicky pilot looks at in the movie "Airplane?" That puts all these to shame!
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the bag of chips and keys on the Japanese train is a nice touch.
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You can add the instrument panel of "Berg Stal" in the translation Iron Hill. One of the largest ships in the world.
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When magnified that little green sticker in the Russian Jet says... "Have a nice trip.. love ..Mum" PS.. don't forget to pick up the cookies on your way home! :-))
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You don't have Concorde?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/martinb/11831249/in/photostream/
(and that's Alpha-Alpha for a brucie bonus)
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Great comments, all! Will include in the next parts - stay tuned - Thank you!
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For motorcycles, I recommend the Hayabusa dashboad.
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Really excellent collection of physical, "real-world" dashboards. I maintain a site that studies digital dashboards at
www.enterprise-dashboard.com and will be referring dashboard designers to this site. Today's digital dashboard designers need to keep these physical cockpits in mind.
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The goats on a dam would appear to be in Italy.
http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/buffalobill.asp
Well now I know what I want for Christmas, a BATMOBILE!!
Well, not goat but ibex. or "stambecco" in Italian
the guy on the edge is of the rock is from national geographic's tv show first ascent. his name is alex honnold. he free soloed half dome. this is him freaking out a couple thousand feet up.
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