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"And he had a dream, dreamed of a ladder set up on land, and whose summit reached to heaven, and behold the angels of God ascending and descending on it."

peteĩ) Selection of spectacular photos from the archives of National Geographic. Because the world never ceases to be amazing. Here .

Mokoia) article featuring 50 things we did not know a year ago. Is in English so I leave a couple here:
Domestic pigs can learn to use mirrors to find food.
The higher the BMI of a patient, the less will be respected by your doctor.
were discovered more than 350 new species of animals in the Himalayas, including the world's smallest deer and a species of frog flying.
Watermelon is more effective than water when rehydrating the body.

complete list, here .

mbohapy) Best Old World. Hopefully at that age has such ability to wobble and can do this with the girlfriend of Franky:

irundy) The strange fetish of George W. Bush by the bare come to light in this post worthy of the Pulitzer. Post all photos here .

Five) For you, that "The Net" with Sandra Bullock is your favorite movie, a site that compiles tutorials to become a Hacker. Have texts for beginners, so if a fighter does not like you can learn Fulbe. Unless you do not know English, in which case you can use the automatic translator of google. Finally, several tutorials on how to access computers on the side, here.

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more questions, tell them to their friends please.

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Sale post cortito and foot. Work and various tasks interfere with the normal development of cyber beast is English Is Different! 2.0. The dark swallows will fly longer.

1) Tired of yellow jackets at home, cleaner home made Yankee wasps.

2) Happy friendship day to all those who deserve it. This is my message and my wish for you:

3) Who needs a woman when you can have the relentless Cold Steel giant sword? Capable of cutting half a pig "in a single pass." To share with the kids. Not a minute of this video goes to waste. If you want to buy the sword, click here . Via Mat El Loco.

4) Weekly food consumption of a typical family by country. Full post, here .

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was it called the fat kid that played the role of Jack Dalton, a friend of MacGyver?






And that always makes grizzled gangster? Yes, Buenos Muchachos who fights with Joe Pesci ...?





And the father of Laura Palmer in Twin Peaks?






And Phoebe's brother? I saw him in a thousand movies ...






Para ... And this fat kid that always goes by average private detective or mafiosete chanta?




The supporting actors are a breed apart and deserve recognition. That's what makes the site "That Guy", puts his name to the face that we recognize both the movies and series and to put the seal of quality to any film.

Here are some of the qualities we should be "that guy" to enter in the privileged group of actors "second" who are not doing anything wrong.

• They have about 75 movies or serials to his credit.
• you remember someone more famous. (The fat that is equal to Danny DeVito?)
  

• are the typical ethnic stereotype.

• tend not to have your photo on IMDB.
  

Finally, meet hundreds of these players and see how many you recognize and know the name, accessing "That Guy" here!

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What madness has seized you, Sir Paul McCarntney, to play a Prussian soldier and a British soldier (yes, both roles) in a truce during the First World War in 1914? Curiously, the great Paul agreed to cut their hair to film these scenes moving.

is seen that lately I have been crazy about the vestiges of the past as it is shown by this and previous posts. But something happens to be old to be interesting. For modernity will shave his mustache and put in place san plasmas Martin to watch the final of the Libertadores, oligarcones.

1) Very interesting site that offers high-resolution images of scanned pages of old books inconseguibles. From the classic orbium coelestium the Revolutions of Copernicus, published in 1543, to an ancient variety of original editions of Shakespeare, through curious volumes of anatomy and zoology written at the time that the same type was a writer, climber, veterinarian, engineer and astronatua. Outstanding among them all " Poissons, Ecrevisses et Crabe, various Couleu " book with drawings of fish crazy crazy color by Louis Renard, inventor of the double plunger and spoon-fork (the latter two figures were added by the author of the post for color). Well, the site is called "Rare Book Room" and have access to beautiful collections, here.

2) mysterious man whose main occupation is leaving the news background images. Not only that, but manages to do wearing the same thing. The full story here . And for those who do not want to read all that, I tell them that they finally find him. His name is Paul Yarrow 40 years old and is a volunteer in many organizations and won the prize "Good Samaritan" of the South London Press. seems that his father was a pilot in WWII and received a medal from King George, and we know much of his life but it is best that we have no idea what it takes to appear again and again as a backdrop for outdoor mobile various UK television news. As I said above, all the details here .

3) 2 over historical photos color: Russia in the early twentieth century, here.

Alim Khan, Emir of Bukhara, portrait with sword drawn between 1905 and 1915



the world (I guess that Russia included), here .

do not know what is this, but the guy seems lifted from a Jacques Tati film, a French postman or something.

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We apologize for the ladies and gentlemen readers of this blog as my absence last week. Is that sometimes the bustle of the real world make you walk away from this virtual space, but one always comes back as a tired horse to where he grew up. Have

entry into the hand that a gentleman is going to ask nicely in the reel. Remember that it is forbidden to enter with food and cameras. Not so with video cameras. Kindly keep track of children and NEVER NEVER EVER take your arms out the window.

1) The artist Mark Jenkins (4th year, Washington DC) is leaving bodies out there. The term refers me to the phrase that my friend kiel responds to the classic "how's it going?", Which says: "Here we go, kicking bodies." But anyway, do not get distracted, back to Mark. On the streets of Sweden, France, Washington and other cities is leaving bodies that decorate the city and attract the attention of passersby. They are not always dead, but those are the ones I like. All your page, here .

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2) The Vietnam War was the longest fought by the United States, and the only lost (without getting into local conflicts such as the First Seminole War). For about 10 years the empire tried to dismantle the guerrilla army of North Vietnam until he finally gave up because of international pressure and society to the tremendous expense and the high death toll. Anyway, that was the only time I touched her ass to the rule and could not fix it with little money. But the war in Viet-fucking-nam was much more than that, and here is a selection of photos to prove it. Strong enough, I put here perhaps the most light. If you want to see more, click here .

tank North Vietnamese forces entered the presidential palace in Saigon. The South has fallen.

"War is hell"

Helicopters northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border.

3) And as we are with the history and old stuff, a strange page not only displays, but it sells old maps and atlases from around the world, with most ranging from century old 16 until the 19 th century. Crazy. By 30,000 euritos everything you buy an atlas of America published in 1600. But if you wanted to spend that much, this beautiful map of Argentina and Chile in 1850 cost only 125 euros.

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A vicoca, sure I bought it in 2011 when I improve a little the matter. But Well, that has a very interesting collection. Can see the whole thing by clicking here .

Tomorrow I promise more wonders of the 21st century. I like to think that if he had lived in the early twentieth century had been a scout or, at worst, guilty conscience and history, had had one of those traveling shows that carried bearded women, fetuses in jars, Siamese Chinese and goats that climb trees to every corner of civilization, selling magic tonics and scamming people.