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Eco-Friendly Custommade Metal Bikes

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Sculptor John Hadar has from early age been drawn to the beauty of metal. One of his biggest works is the “metal bikes”. They don’t look like any kind of metal bikes, and the best part is that they are eco-friendly. That is also something that Hadar is obsessed with, to make every piece environmental friendly. His bikes has their own names like for example Richard the Lionhearted, ER’s Teardrop and The Christy Lynn…

 

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Mini Bikes And Vehicles Made From Watches

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To have a special love for motorcycles is very common, but how about making small bike and motor-like vehicle figures from watch parts? That’s something Dmitriy Khristenko from the United States has been doing for a while now. He takes parts of sport watches, of gold or silver watches, etc., and makes incredible detailed motorcycles and vehicles out of it. It’s completely amazing, and we can just wonder if he has ever used a real Ro…

 

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Paris vs New York illustrations – Alike yet different

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ench enjoy the little espressos at cafés while Americans orders an extra large Americano to go. While Quasimodo climbed the Notre Dame when kidnapping Esmeralda, King Kong conquered the Empire State Building. Paris is known for its delicious baguettes as New York is known for its yummy bagels with cream cheese. Paris and New York style buildings. Elegance vs. urban with the well-known fire stairs. Grey winter in Paris while sunny winter in Ne…

 

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NYC Lifestyle – Fashion, Food And Fun!

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life that you can afford with minimum restrictions?! That is what the New York lifestyle promises. New York City Entertainment: * Think NY entertainment and Broadway springs to your mind 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 classi…

 

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Strangely bent rails after New Zealand earthquake

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that the two parts are still perfectly straight, how far off the ground is the rail at the middle? The answer, if you apply the Pythagorean theorem, is surprising — almost fifteen feet.

The sections of rail that are laid for track are a lot less than a mile long, but if the ground under the line compressed only a couple inches in a quake, any deviation from a perfectly-straight roadbed would allow the track to relieve the compression by shif…