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Paris vs New York illustrations – Alike yet different

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me of the images is mostly about culture, or better said: the way of living, and the name of the illustration project is “A Tally of Two Cities”: such a sympathetic name that will definitely draw attention to readers. Not to mention the very illustrations that has a minimalistic style, and is colorful and attractive to the eye. Whether you agree with the representation of the differences or not, you will definitely have a good time taking a look…

 

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Strangely bent rails after New Zealand earthquake

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watch it run on it….. SuperSparky A couple of these comments are written by people with no clue how much energy is released in a 7.0 earthquake. It’s waves of intense energy.

Just because the rails are bent there, doesn’t mean that is where the earth moved. Railroad rails can carry intense waves of energy. Have you ever had a garden hose and seen what it does when you hold the end and whip it? Also, trying to compress steel means it will g…

 

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NYC Lifestyle – Fashion, Food And Fun!

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nd first! But there is even more to look forward to! Ballet and opera lovers will not be disappointed. The Lincoln Centre hosts ballets, operas, jazz music shows and orchestras. * For music aficionados, the NYC lifestyle will mean visits to Carnegie Hall for classical and pop music performances. * If you are an avid historian, the Metropolitan Museum of Art presents an extensive collection of Art pieces from all over the world – Byzantine, …

 

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Lego Bricks Turn Into Significant Art Work

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mazing. Kenney was a published cartoonist by the age of 18, but when he turned 27 he began creating Lego sculptures professionally from his studio in New York City. The portraits are fully made from bricks, and they are glued on a wood backing with signature and date from Kenney. The best part is that every work of his is for sale. Some pieces cost up to $1700, but they are unique creations after all. Having that said, take a look at these wonder…

 

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Virgin Galactic opens "Spaceport America"

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Virgin Galactic has opened its first commercial spaceport “Spaceport America” in New Mexico. The facility will be able to launch all known types of spacecraft. Fresh off its first successful solo space flight, Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic airline has completed the runway to its first commercial spaceport. “Spaceport America,” in Upham, New Mexico, is now operational. The port includes a two-mile long runway with a thickness…