A look at the work of Dorothea Lange who captured the Great Depression through her lens and created some of the iconic images of that era. As we go through our own hard times, some retrospect may be what is needed for their contextualization.
In 18th century Massachusetts, Timothy Dexter, the most unlikely entrepreneur imaginable, went on to amass a vast fortune through a number of reckless gambles. He is quite possibly the only man in the world ever to sell coals to Newcastle!
This is how the professionals clean those car batteries, so easy you can do it.
A tour – with accompanying images – of some of the remarkable geodesic domes of planet Earth.
Or how two people managed to continuously take their clothes off in public throughout the 1920s and get away with it.
The largest buildings in the world are ranked by two categories: by volume (usable space) and by area (floor space). In terms of usable space, these are the top four biggest buildings in the world today.
Best remembered for designing the Statue of Liberty, Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi was a French sculptor born in Colmar, Alsace on August 2, 1843. He went to Paris to further study architecture and painting. The following sculptures are probably his top most notable works.
The Top 10 voted Haircuts of 2010. Voted for by residents of the USA and Canada.
There are lots of different hairstyles and everybody has unique hair. People have different hairstyles which can be influenced by fashion, culture or practically anything. Having an unusual hairstyle can really make you stand out. A hairstlye can be seen as a statement of your invdividuality and your personality, and adding different colours or dying hair has been in practice for over four thousand years!
The Palm Pre might be available in the store on the 30th of April. That’s what the CEO of an American IT-company reckons. He is currently doing beta tests with the device. Palm always said that a new smartphone will come out “in the first part of 2009″.
Like all of nature and any fine art, The Saguaro cactus can be enjoyed just as it is. It has its place as a food source, shelter and home to several species. But it also holds a unique and exquisite niche among artisans, sculpters, crafters and, well, just plain folks.
