Steel Mammoth Skeleton

02/07/12 -- Pretty Cool

“I was commissioned by Pacific Studio to create a life-sized Columbia Mammoth skeleton for the new Moses Lake Museum and Art Center in Washington. The resulting sculpture is made from 95% recycled materials, mostly old farm equipment and agricultural tools. The process took 305 hours of fabrication time, and the photos below illustrate that journey.” w/ photos

World’s Smallest Waist

02/07/12 -- Unbelievable

“A skinny model with a very tight corset shows her thin wasp waist.”

Aerobic House Cleanin’

02/07/12 -- Odd Articles

“The 57-year-old from Crescent Springs, Ky., has managed to make a heart-pumping workout out of ordinary chores such as vacuuming and washing windows. According to Markovich, the vacuum cleaner is the most versatile exercise machine ever. He’s found a way to combine squats, lunges and hip twists while he’s getting the floors clean. He says that he burns so many calories through house chores that he can afford to allow himself a few treats once in a while. A vanilla ice cream topped with peanut butter, for instance. He seems pretty fit for his age, although he does sport a tiny little paunch.” w/ photos + video

Largest Coffee Bean Mosaic

02/07/12 -- In The Name of Art

“The levels of caffeine are dangerously high.”

White Gangsters

02/07/12 -- Photos

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Long-Distance Kiss Messenger

02/07/12 -- Pretty Cool

“Kissenger: Kiss Mesenger, Kiss transfer robot, Version 1.0. It consists a pair of robots to transmit kiss over distance in real-time. Kissenger provides a novel way of transferring a kiss through internet. It provides a physical interface enabling kiss communication for several applications facilitating intimate human tele-presence with the real and virtual worlds.” — hmnasmn

Spiral Of Lights

02/07/12 -- Photos

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Windmill Foot

02/07/12 -- Pretty Cool

“He tore his MCL and ACL on this play… but he finished the game like a champ!”

Switchblade Spork

02/07/12 -- Neat Products

“Survival in the epicurean jungle was a matter of brawn and culinary skill, in which mastery of the Switchblade Spork was king. Gangs of sous-chefs and line cooks ruled the streets and no food was safe from the steely glint of their sporks. This metal and plastic utensil snaps open with the push of a button to 11″ long and also feature a safety lock to prevent unexpected deployment.” w/ photos

Top 14 Floating Restaurants Around The World

02/07/12 -- Top Lists

“From massive illuminated Chinese restaurants to cute little BBQ tables for ten, these 14 floating restaurants make smart use of available space and turn the dining experience into something of an adventure on the sea.” w/ photos