Monday, May 11, 2009

Sneezing In Ultra Slow Motion

A new ads campaign by the South Australian Department of Health, urging South Australians to get a flu shot on time.

The Simpsons theme song - A Cappella

The Simpsons theme song performance by Canvas.

How To Make a Pseudoscope

Interesting how to video by Kipkay on building an amazing optical toy that plays tricks on your brain.

Thursday, May 7, 2009

Who is Miss Australia 2009? - It's Anorexic

Miss Universe Australia Stephanie Naumoska is gaining attention over a “too skinny” controversy. Is Miss Universe Australia Stephanie Naumoska too skinny? The beauty pageant finalist denies she’s anorexic, but check out Miss Universe Australia Stephanie Naumoska in this Today show video clip.

Yeah, 8 meals a day
1. ice cubes
2. one lettuce leaf
3. 3 grains of salt
4. ice cubes
5. one ounce apple sauce
6. water
7. ice cubes
8. one celery stick

she is just the picture of health.

Miss Universe Australia Stephanie Naumoska is pictured in the video clip in a swimsuit, looking super skinny, bones protruding. The 19-year-old model denies anorexia, saying she eats up to eight meals a day.

Miss Universe Australia Stephanie Naumoska, who is 5′ 11″ and weighs just 108 pounds, says “I think it is very unfair that I have been criticised that I’m too skinny. I have never been anorexic or bulimic I don’t throw up my meals after I eat them I don’t starve myself, none of that. I eat six to eight healthy meals a day.”

Dietician Melanie McGrice said that Stephanie Naumoska has a body mass index of 15.1 which puts her in the malnourished range, according to World Health Authority standards.







Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Learn English Alphabets from Google Earth

spending 6 months A 32-year-old Australian graphic designer has trawled images of Australian state of Victoria to create a geographical alphabet on Google Earth .

From an A-shaped field to a Z-shaped building Rhett Dashwood has managed to find each letter of the alphabet.

"I found them exactly as you think I might have", Dashwood said. "Slowly moving from page to page over the maps and visually scanning".

"I did it in my spare time — it was better than doing a sudoku," he added, somewhat dryly. "I set a little puzzle for myself."

Mr Dashwood said the most troublesome letters were those where diagonal lines need to meet with other lines, like K, R, W, and Z. However he managed to find appropriate geographical feature for each one including a B-shaped grass area and harbour shaped like a G.



























Chinese clone of Rolls-Royce

Meet the Geeley Ge! It’s the Chinese clone of Rolls-Royce recently presented at the Shanghai Auto Show. I believe this time the Chinese went too far! Luxury cars are simply not their piece of cake, even if they cost five times less than the original! Luxury cars are good not only because of the comfort they provide but also because of the brand associated with this comfort and high status! Can you imagine a billionaire riding something called Geeley Ge?