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June 29, 2005
Formal edukation
Most universities typically have basketball and football teams, but if you're an agricultural university then you've also got meat judging and wool judging teams. Photos of past champions & Livestock Judging Teams at The Department of Animal Science, at Texas A&M University. (From ”WebJunkie”)
General expectations from the students at Bob Jones University. A new program at the University of Connecticut offers a master's degree in homeland security
Surreal flickr set by “noqontrol”
2000 frame-per-second digital camera shots of beer Cans and Cantalopes being shot
Crop Anomalies near Phoenix. Dozens of 400' to 600' parallel strips were reported laid down in three barley fields near Phoenix, Arizona in the town of Tolleson. The crop are all aligned North-South and don't appear to cross any of the tramlines. The farm consortium says the field damage is due to irrigation methods that create swollen barley stalk and top heavy pods that subsequently fall over
Ohio Trespassers: Abandoned Insane Asylums, Tuberculosis Hospitals, Reformatories, coal yards and long forgotten railroad tunnels
Dummy houses in the heart of London
Television Test Cards Gallery
Tattoos by Robert Hernandez. "Inked Blog", a blog about Tattoos. (From Negatendo)
Adrian Fisher is internationally recognized as the world's leading Maze Design. Adrian has designed for and creates mazes in the grounds of palaces, castles, stately homes, zoos, amusement parks, children's museums, science centers, universities, schools, city centers and farms. His mazes are made from all types of materials, including Hedges, Fences, Mirrors, Living Crops, Decorative Paving and Tiling, Mosaic, Stained Glass, Wood and Water
10 months in the the life of an abandoned bike on a bridge in Stockholm. (swf)
Show History. An encyclopedia of novelty & variety performers & showfolk
“Torture Chamber unsuitable for Wheelchair Users” (? From Kirt A. Dankmyer)
Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children - A Cotton Candy Autopsy. Written by Dave Louapre, Art by Dan Sweetman
Super Smile, The story of a guy who, despite his best effort, ends up going to work naked from the waist down. By Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries. One of 40 art installations at the Rhizome ArtBase 101
Many More Unusual Oddities and Crazy linkage Here
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the young-hae heavy industries website is a gem! if you go back to the base directory, every simple looking text link on the page takes you on a little heavy industries trip, all accompanied to the beat of a smokin' jazz tune. nice post, hanan!
Posted by: burst rhino at Jun 29, 2005 2:47:26 AM
Thank you. Young-hae is an old favorite. I posted it on the original blog in 2003. See - http://growabrain.typepad.com/growabrain/2004/01/2003_growabrain_50.html , under "Y"
Posted by: Hanan at Jun 29, 2005 7:51:41 AM
More readers! Are you never satisfied? You want them all!!!! For yourself??
;-)
Posted by: Sebastian at Jun 29, 2005 10:51:48 AM
You can find all the Beautiful Stories... books as well as the Cotton Candy Autopsy animations at the official BSFUC site: beautifulstoriesforuglychildren.com
Site under construction. New animation should be up by Monday or Tuesday, the 4th or 5th.
Posted by: joey punchinello at Jul 3, 2005 4:49:08 PM