Since 2008, students at the Musashino Art University in Tokyo have traveled to Kamizeki Lagoon Park in Niigata City, Japan to erect huge sculptures made from straw. Every year the students build large wooden frames which serve as the base for the woven straw artworks you see below. Without a doubt, they are pretty amazing.
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For those that might be unfamiliar with it, the Babylon Bee is a satire outlet, except its satire come true more often than you might think Recently Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon released a list of nearly 70 pieces of their satire that he says have come true. “Jesters do oft prove prophets,” Dillon remarked,
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Pull the window shades. Turn off the lights. Turn up the audio volume. Activate full-screen mode…………………….. And ENJOY. [vimeo 245581179 w=850 h=478] Transient from Dustin Farrell (www.dfvc.com) on Vimeo.
by Hailey Sanibel It is rare to find a story that is humanizing and glorious as well as politically hilarious. This story of a nine-year-old Minnesotan named Brandon deftly accomplishes both. According to a report from The State, young Brandon went to a sensory-friendly rodeo experience in the Houston area during a Spring Break trip. For the
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This is truly mind-bending. The video below was generated using the iOS App “Cosmic Eye”, written by Danail Obreschkow at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research at the University of Western Australia. Cosmic Eye drew inspiration from a progression of increasingly accurate graphical representations of the scales of our Universe, including the classical essay