Monday, March 28, 2011

10 Most Ugliest Dogs in the World

Dogs are wonderful, loving animals who don't care about superficial things like appearances... which is a very good thing because these pets are downright fugly!Sam, Crypt-Keeper DogHe looked like a cross between the Crypt-Keeper and a Gremlin, which made registered Chinese Crested dog Sam a shoo-in to win the "World's Ugliest Dog" competition at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in California in 2005. That was the third year in a row that Sam had won this dubious title.Sadly, the 14-year-old Sam suffered from a myriad of health problems. He died of cancer in November of 2005. Munchkin the Mystery MuttMunchkin is perhaps one of the most decorated ugly dogs...

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Worlds Most Overweight Girl

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Friday, March 18, 2011

12 Wonderful Practical Tattoos

This would be great for the ophthalmologists who work in the countryside, a portable eyesight checker.This woodworker-graphic designer uses a tape measure or ruler almost every day. He decided to have one tattooed so he would have a ruler always within his arm's reach. He uses it for his work, but also for playing. He measured some trout for length with it on a fishing trip to Mount Hood, for example.Don't ever worry about being in jail again. This datestamp will assure you the girl isn't underage.Subway map tattoo.Erik Burke got himself a very useful tattoo to write down his to-do lists.Medical alert tattoo.Although there are only temporary,...

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

10 Wonderful Microscopic Images from the Natural World

The Wellcome Trust awarded prizes for the top scientific images of the year and these 10 winners from the Wellcome Image Awards. These aren't your run-of-the-mill x-rays or pictures of bacteria in a petri dish; they are detailed, incredible images that would make any photographer proud. They stand on their own aesthetically while also standing for their importance in science. 10. Mouse Embryo KidneyWhoever expected to call a mouse kidney beautiful turns out to be right! In the image above, the green is the embryonic connective tissue while the red is the embryonic ductwork developing. The 3D-image was taken with something called optical projection...

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