Beer can stove

Some of the best travel blogs are those that are written by people who see the world on a bicycle.  Link jumping on the internet brought me to this video and the blog associated with it.  You can find the blog at http://tomsbiketrip.com/

Colorful serpents

Atheris hispida is a nocturnal venomous viper found in central Africa.  Learn more here.

Diadophis punctatus regalis, commonly called the regal ringneck lives in the mountains of the southwest United States and northern Mexico. Learn more here.

Happy Thanksgiving

Flame from water

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Seeking speed 1913

Meat head

I've got my eye on you

I'm a little teapot

Catching rays

View more of Tadao Cern's images here.

Public toilet

This glass enclosed public toilet in Ichibara, Japan is surrounded by fence for privacy.  It is an installation in the city's art festival.

Some ads are simply better than others

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Scooter transport

Sidewalk chalk

View more of David Zinn's chalk drawings on his Facebook page.

Eduardo Kobra

Eduardo Kobra is a Brazilian arts who recently finished this massive piece in Lexington, Kentucky.  It follows his trademark style of using an array of bright colors.  His previous piece is in Moscow where he painted a mural as a tribute to Maya Plisetskaya who is one of leading names in Russian ballet.  She turned 88 in October.

Taking the fall

Creative parking

Sulky racer

Camel fair

The annual five-day camel and livestock fair is currently running in Pushkar, India.  An opportunity to mingle with 300,000 people while enjoying 20,000 camels, horses, and cattle.  Additional information about the fair is available here.

Pixelstick

The pixelstick is a piece of hardware used to paint with light, rather than computer software used to rework an existing video.  For an explanation of how it works see their promotional video on Kickstarter by clicking here.

When pigs fly

Dance like no one is watching

Makerbot and Robohand

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An inspiring story about a woodworker who developed a robotic hand for himself and then went on to enrich the lives of children born with amniotic band syndrome.  More information available at the Makerbot site.

A little off of the top

Cozy ride

1912 Henderson

Landwasser Viaduct

A Swiss engineering feat from 1901.  Read more here.

FEI contest winners

This image shows the aquatic third stage of an Asian tiger mosquito magnified 800 times.  It was the winner of one of the contests that invites people to submit FEI (electron microscope) images.

Additional images are here.

Out to pasture

Getting high

Extras

He is known as "Twenty Four" in his community in Cuba because he has twelve perfectly formed fingers and toes.