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CREATIVE CASSETTE TAPE ART BY BENOIT JAMMES

Benoit Jammes is a 33 year old graphic designer, living in Paris, France. The following cassette tapes art is entirely handmade. DesignMix asked him how he started to play in this creative way with the cassette tapes, Benoit answered: “I found a bunch of old cassettes at home, and seeing them brought me back, in past, in the 80s when i was just a kid. In any case, I could not play them any more so resurrecting them sounded like a good idea. If a cassette tape was related to the sound, it became visual now! I am pretty sure they are more happy now than in a shoe box

Tea Time: The World’s Most Expensive Teas

Da-Hong Pao Tea: $1.2 million per 1,000 grams

PG Tips Diamond Tea Bag: $15,000 Per Tea Bag

Panda Dung Tea: $70,000 per 1,000 grams

Vintage Narcissus Wuyi Oolong Tea: $6,500 per 1,000 grams

Tieguanyin Tea: $3,000 per 1,000 grams

Amazing Google Tricks

Google Gravity

To do this trick, go to www.google.com and type in Google Gravity then click I’m Feeling Lucky button

Try These words to, Just go to www.google.com and press following words and then press I'm Feeling Lucky button

• Epic Google


• Weenie Google


• Elgoog


• Find Chuck Norris


• Google Hacker

Amazing Things Recently Found from WWII

Postcard from a Soldier's Parents Finally Arrives at Their Former Home

 

A postcard that was mailed nearly 70 years ago from an army medical hospital in Rockford,Illinois has finally arrived at the former upstate New York home of the couple who sent it.

Nazi Art Haul Worth Billions Found in a German Apartment

 

A treasure trove of stolen Nazi art worth billions and believed to be lost forever was discovered behind tins of rotted food in an apartment in Munich.

WWII Carrier Pigeon's Message Found in a Chimney During Renovation

 

While restoring a fireplace in his home in Surrey, England, David Martin discovered a coded message attached to the skeleton of a carrier pigeon.

Lost WWII Battlefield Found Undisturbed

A WWII battlefield complete with the remains of Japanese soldiers was found in the jungles of Papua New Guinea in 2010. Former army captain Brian Freeman found the battlefield about a half mile from the village of Eora Creek, which was believed to be the location of the last major battle in the region between Australia and Japan

Japanese Super Submarine Located Off the Coast of Oahu

Recently, a Japanese mega-submarine missing since 1946 has been spotted off the southwest coast of Oahu, submerged in more than 2,300 feet of water.

Millions in Silver Discovered in a Haul from a WWII Shipwreck

A British merchant ship sunk by the Nazis in 1941 was recently discovered 300 miles off the coast of Ireland at a depth of nearly 3 miles underwater.

Incredibly Bizarre Death Statistics

Texting while driving kills 6,000 annually in the U.S. alone

A study by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI) reports that a driver's risk of collision is 23 times greater when they are texting.

Hippos kill 2,900 People Annually in Africa

Many experts believe that the Hippopotamus is the most dangerous animal in all of Africa. Weighing up to 8,000 pounds, a Hippo can gallop 18 mph and have been known to upset boats for no reason and bite the passengers with their huge, sharp teeth. Not only that, but Hippos are aggressive, unpredictable and have no fear of humans. People die most often when they get between a hippo and deep water or between a mother and her calf

Falling out of bed kills 450 people annually in the U.S.

According to the Center for Disease Control, falling out of bed accounts for 1.8 million emergency room visits and over 400 thousand hospital admissions each year. The very young and the very old are most at risk, and with decreased stability as we age, people over the age of 65 tend to fare the worst when falling.

Icicles kill 100 people per year in Russia

Each year dozens are killed when sharp icicles fall from snowy rooftops and land on hapless victims on the sidewalks below.

Jellyfish kill 20-40 people per year in the Philippines alone

While most jellyfish are not deadly, some varieties can cause anaphylaxis, which can be fatal.

Dogs kill 34 people per year in the U.S

There are approximately 4.7 million dog bite victims annually in the U.S. and 1,000 Americans are treated in emergency rooms as a result of dog bites every day. Most of these victims are children who were bitten in the face

Ants kill 30 people per year

There are over 280 different species of ants that can kill, and the fire ant and Siafu ants of Africa are among the most deadly. Since they live in colonies up to 20 million strong, once an attack begins ants can easily overpower their prey. Most reports of deaths are due to people falling asleep near an ant hill and succumbing to anaphylactic shock from countless ant bites and venom

Roller Coasters kill 4 people per year

Overall, the risk of injury while riding a roller coaster is very low. In the U.S. people take about 900 million rides per year, and only about 1 in 124,000 result in an injury.
However, studies show that between the years 1994-2004 there were 40 deaths from roller coasters total, and currently the annual death rate is about 4 per year in the U.S.A.

Amazing Facts About Egypt

Christianity was themain religion in Egyptbetween the Fourth and Sixth Centuries.

Ancient Egyptians worshipped over 1,400 different gods and goddesses

Toilets were found in many ancient Egyptian tombs

The World's Oldest Dress was found in Egypt and it is 5,000 years old

In the border between Egypt and Sudan, there are 795 sq miles (2,060 km2) of land unclaimed by neither.

Egyptian Pyramid workers were paid with beer: 1 gallon (4L) per day

Written language was invented independently by the Egyptians, Sumerians, Chinese, and Mayans

Sudan has  more pyramids than Egypt

Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh of Egypt, was actually Greek, not Egyptian

The lost Egyptian city of Heracleion was found after 1200 years under the sea