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Here Are The 8 Weirdest Studies That Were Published In 2018. China’s Earthquake Memorial Museum Looks Just Like A Natural Disaster. In 2008, a massive earthquake hit Wenchuan County in China’s Sichuan Province.

China’s Earthquake Memorial Museum Looks Just Like A Natural Disaster

Nearly 70,000 people lost their lives and almost 5 million people were left homeless. It was the country’s deadliest earthquake since 1976 and the strongest since the Chayu quake in 1950. To commemorate the disaster, the architecture facility at Tongji University was commissioned by the government to build a museum and memorial in Wenchuan to those who died in the 7.9 quake. And as you can see, the end result is as poignant as it is beautiful.

Designed by Cai Yongjie, the memorial museum has been created to resemble a ruptured landscape that somehow manages to stand alone while at the same time merging into the landscape around it. Thanks for sharing! 3x per week 30,000,000+ monthly readers Error sending email. 11 Charts Only Canadians Who Grew Up In The '90s Would Understand. The More Facebook Friends You Have, the Bigger Asshole You Are. Fashion Illustrator Gives New Life To Dying Flowers With Dress Designs Made of Real Petals. Florals are THE style-do for spring/summer 2014, and fashion illustrator Grace Ciao is taking this trend in an absolutely gorgeous (and literal) direction.

Fashion Illustrator Gives New Life To Dying Flowers With Dress Designs Made of Real Petals

The 22-year-old, Singapore based Woman You Should Know has recently been stopping fashionistas in their stiletto-made tracks, and likely making established designers REALLY envious with her stunning illustrations of dresses made from real flower petals. To create her floral masterpieces, Grace, a truly gifted, budding designer, starts with a pencil sketch and then artfully layers on flower petals to create some of the most jaw-dropping dresses and gowns we have ever seen.

Taylor Swift's 'Shake It Off' video is even better with animated octopi and robots. Two words: twerking burgers.

Taylor Swift's 'Shake It Off' video is even better with animated octopi and robots

Students at the University of Newcastle in Australia were asked to animate 52 frames of Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" music video using the rotoscope method, a technique that involves drawing over the footage by hand. The results are a wild, beautiful mix of artistic styles and weird creatures like octopus ballerinas, robots and dancing burger-people. Agar – Browser Game. Agar is highly addictive a massively multiplayer online survival game in which you control amoeba-like life forms who must consume other players to become the biggest, baddest, blobbiest organism in the world.

Agar – Browser Game

A little like Katamari Damacy, but massively multiplayer and set on an agar plate, Agar is a blast. Starting off small but fast, you can consume food to start off your growth, then try and hunt down smaller organisms. You can only consume players that are smaller than you, and the bigger you are, the smaller you move – so choose your targets wisely! 12 Reasons Dating a Shy Guy Is the Absolute Best. 1.

12 Reasons Dating a Shy Guy Is the Absolute Best

Meet Our April Cover Star, Tatiana Maslany! (Photography: Caitlin Cronenberg) In the pilot of cultishly loved Canadian sci-fi series Orphan Black, a mouthy street thief in a leather jacket and combat boots stands on a train platform.

Meet Our April Cover Star, Tatiana Maslany!

If the Zombie Apocalypse Breaks Out Be Thankful You Live in BC. If a zombie outbreak were ever to occur in the world those of us living in BC and parts of Alberta are pretty lucky, as they may be living near the ultimate hiding place.

If the Zombie Apocalypse Breaks Out Be Thankful You Live in BC

Playing off the popularity of hit television shows such as the Walking Dead, the idea of Zombies has everyone thinking about how they would survive a zombie apocalypse. A study was conducted to figure out the best place to hide from the flesh eating monsters and apparently the undead won’t be fans of the Rocky Mountains. The study was authored by Alexander Alemi from Cornell University and it looks at the real life consequences of the fictional outbreak. The paper You Can Run, You Can Hide: The Epidemiology and Statistical Mechanics of Zombies focuses on the outbreak in the United States, but since the Rocky’s are also in Canada, it sounds like a good enough hiding place to me. Alemi simulates the outbreak and how it would begin and spread across the country and how major metropolitan centres would be affected.

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Awesome/smart. NSFW AMERICAN APPAREL UNDER FIRE & TWINKIES ARE BACK. Like Mother, Like Daughter. Counting is Not as Fun as Sesame Street Made it Seem. Tea Party Theme Song: I Ain't Funding That S**t. Is It Old? A time-ticking countdown of 1000 awesome things by Neil Pasricha. 17 Web Toys for Your Procrastination Pleasure. Sometimes you need to take a break from work and just veg out by doing something mindless and pleasant.

17 Web Toys for Your Procrastination Pleasure

TV or a game of solitaire is good for that, but both require a set time commitment. There are hundreds of alternatives on the internet in the form of web toys. These are sites that offer strange visuals, often interactive visuals, that require no real mental effort but might bring a smile to your face for a while. 1. Spider Vector Park has some great toys and games, some of which are harder to figure out than others. 2.

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