Those are most bizzare ice cream flavors,around the world. Take a look…

Foie Gras and Caviar Ice Cream

Japan is still the king of weird ice cream flavors, but France isn’t far behind after gourmet ice cream maker Philippe Faur released the … foie gras and caviar ice cream!

Candied Bacon Ice Cream

Because everyone likes bacon and there’s no reason to restrict its intake to breakfast, ice cream expert David Lebovitz experimented by making candied bacon ice cream. Considering that the resulting smoky/salty/cinnamon-tinged dessert got a thumbs up from his butcher, it seems that his recipe was a success.

Natural Viagra Ice Cream

Just what the ice cream shops have been missing – Viagra flavored ice cream. I just didn’t know Viagra had a flavor, nor do I want to know what it’s like.

Fish Ice Cream

Fish-flavoured ice-cream from Japan! Weird foods are plenty in East-Asia, but although fish and ice-cream are two perfectly normal ingredients, combining them together just seems wrong!

Black Sesame Ice Cream

Japanese Black Sesame Ice Cream – Most impressed by the deep colour of the ice cream and the fact that it’s dusted with ground sesame seeds. The contrast of the strawberry Pocky stick was rather cute.

Octopus Ice Cream

Want to tantalize the taste buds with a tentacle? If so, Octopus Ice Cream is the go. Japanese have been able to come up with an amazing variety of uses for octopus, ranging from delicacy to p0rn0 movie prop. Little wonder that octopus has found its way into ice cream, then.

Potato Ice Cream

A new ‘mash Cone’ consisting of sausage, mash potato, gravy and peas in an ice cream cone has been invented. Food company Aunt Bessie’s claims it is breathing new life into the fortunes of the ice cream van by replacing the 99 Flake with an all-weather alternative.

Charcoal Ice Cream

Charcoal Ice Cream, a dark grey coloured ice cream that I have no idea about the taste – but I am guessing it’s not that nice.

Salad Ice Cream

An ice cream salad that definitely needs to be tossed. This ice cream, packed with chunks of veggies, is the sort of food that turns kids off their vegetables.

Green Tea Ice Cream

Nice looking Japanese ice cream dessert found at a little cafe. This delicious looking thing is green tea ice, topped with nice sweetened red beans and then on top of all that a good scoop of vanilla ice cream. It is a bit of a strange concoction.

Curry Carrot Ice Cream

If you can’t get your kids to eat salad, here is a recipe to include carrots in their menu — one cup of heavy cream, one cup of whole milk, one cup of coconut milk, carrots, egg yolks, brown sugar and spices.

Sweet Corn Ice Cream

The recipe is a bit interesting as the corn cob is simmered in the milk and cream to infuse it with even more corn flavour. Sounds weird, but people say it tastes really good!!

Some celebrities seem to lack time for choosing interesting clothes, and they appear on public in the worst outfits ever. This is a selection of famous people who weared the most ridiculous outfits in 2010.

Bjork

Madonna

Mischa Barton

Whoopi Goldberg

Again Mischa Barton..

Ke$ha

Amy Winehouse

Courtney Love

Cher

Katy Perry

AND AGAIN Mischa Barton !

Nicki Minaj

Erin Wasson

Katie Price

Taylor Momsen

Phoebe Price

and again Ke$ha

Some of these outfits are probably more weird than “worst”… everyone has personal opinion

Don’t be surprised – it’s really an ambulance car! The pics were shot in Moscow in the beginning of the 1980s. This “monster” was a “symbiosis” of a Soviet truck GAZ-53 and a crawler truck DT-75 …

If this was in II World War i woudn’t be suprised too much, but this is in 80′s. But who knows, maybe it was meant for difficult terrains… Maybe this vehicle is the most bizarre, strange, call it how do you want it, but it’s not the onle one. Here are others…

source : http://englishrussia.com

See that guy on the far left, the one with the colorful Darth Vader mask? We have no idea where he is or why he’s wearing it, but when we found this image over on Digg, we knew we had to share it with you.

If you have any idea when or where this was taken—sporting event? rock concert? political rally?—please let us know!

Take a look on some other pics with strange Darth Vader mask…

Certain celebrities are known for their looks or certain “assets” that if critically damaged or deformed, could impede their ability to make millions. From Jennifer Lopez’s butt to Dolly Parton’s chest, these women know that their careers are at stake should they be hurt in any way.

And that’s why they’ve taken out insurance on their bodies. Because in this day and age, when you can gamble against a deteriorating bank via credit default insurance, any kind of contract is possible. Below: Fifteen contracts that will no doubt help you feel at ease the next time your premium gets raised.

Heidi Klum’s legs: $2.2 million
Klum has both legs insured, but one happens to be worth more than the other: “The Victoria’s Secret strutter’s right gam is insured for $1.2 million, but her left is worth only $1 million. Why the discrepancy? A little scar on her left limb.”

Heidi Klum

America Ferrera’s teeth: $10 million
The Ugly Betty star is actually beautiful off the set, so it makes sense that her sponsor Aquafresh has insured her teeth for a whopping $10 million.

America Ferrera

Dolly Parton’s breasts: $300,000 a boob
Everyone loves Dolly Parton’s music, right? Well just in case that ever goes out of style, Parton had each breast insured for $300,000.

Dolly Parton

Tom Jones’s chest hair: $7 million
Believe it or not, Jones used to be considered a sex symbol, so to keep his sexiness in tact, he’s insured that mane of hair on his chest for a princely sum: “Tom Jones, still making elderly Las Vegas audiences swoon at age 67, lives in fear. Sure, he’s stayed famous for like half a century, and probably sexed enough women to populate a small and very satisfied country. But Tom believes all that could come crashing down with a single accident (say, a spontaneous shirt combustion) that in any way damages his luxuriant pelt of ches

Tom Jones

Jennifer Lopez’s butt: $27 million
If you were J. Lo, you’d insure your ass for $27 million, too. It’s not like the music and movies thing is going to go on forever.

Jennifer Lopez

Career-threatening injury to David Beckham: $151 million
Possibly the most ironic item on this list considering that Beckham recently had surgery on his achilles tendon. If he can’t play soccer again, Beckham can expect a cool $151 million payout.

David Beckham

Rod Stewart’s voice: $6 million
The “Hot Legs” and “Maggie May” singer is a crooner to the n-th degree, so to make sure his swagger always stays put, he’s insured his voice.

Rod Stewart

Keith Richards’s middle finger: $1.6 million
The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards has already said “f#$% you” to the world on multiple occasions, but just in case he can’t get one last flip of the bird in before he dies, Richards has insured his middle finger for $1.6 million.

Keith Richards

David Lee Roth’s semen: $1 million
Diamond Dave had his child juice insured for a million bucks back in the 1980s just in case one of his stage flips went catastrophically wrong.

David Lee Roth

Celebrities are not the only one who makes bizarre insurance contracts.  Here it is, something that is not so famous like previous characters…

Taco Bell’s space station promotional bullseye insurance policy
During a promotion for a piece of the MIR Spacestation, Taco Bell said that if during re-entry the flying object hit a floating target the company had set up, everyone in the US would get a free taco. God forbid it actually happened: Taco Bell hedged with an insurance policy to avoid going completely bankrupt.

British male stripper insures his penis for $1.6 million. If you’re a male stripper, what else are you going to insure?

Food critic’s taste buds: $400,000
A food critic has one of the best jobs in the world, no doubt. But if they eat a wing too spicy or something like that, they risk their taste buds being obliterated, which would end their career. Hence the major insurance policy just in case things go wrong.

Alien abduction, impregnation and consumption: $1.5 million
There are actually over 20,000 people in the US alone who pay a premium for insurance against alien abduction.

ole-in-one insurance for golfers: $50,000
Sometimes golf tournaments offer big prizes for a golfer who hits a hole-in-one. But what if someone actually does it?
Lloyd’s will insure contest operators up to $50,000.

Thailand riot insurance: $10,000 per tourist
Thailand can be dangerous, so to encourage tourism, its government is offering insurance policies in case of a riot:
“Thailand is continuing to offer insurance coverage worth $10,000 to anyone harmed in riots and demonstrations as it seeks to attract tourists scared off by political turmoil, officials say.

SOURCE :

www.businessinsider.com

Another Breakthrough using Modern Mathematics to Understand Music
In October of 2008, a math professor at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia revealed an astonishing discovery: He had used math to understand the music of the Beatles!

The specific song that this professor of mathematics and statistics (and musical enthusiast) Jason Brown had decided to analyze was the classic tune, “A Hard Day’s Night.” Even more specifically, Brown had sought to understand the exact musical composition of just a single chord: the song’s bizarre opening sound, which had puzzled musicians for years.

Solving the Musical Puzzle

Brown, with his unique skill set, was able to recognize where previous musicians had failed in their attempts to recreate this difficult sound – they had been working with the wrong tools. Generally, a musician with a good ear and a talent for recognizing various sounds has the ability to recreate most traditional musical pieces, but there is a point at which this breaks down. When sounds are compiled using layered sounds and a variety of instruments, it can often be difficult (or even impossible) to fully recreate them using standard instruments.

Brown saw that this was the case with that opening chord of “A Hard Day’s Night,” and so decided that he would use his mathematical abilities to help him solve the puzzle.
To begin with, Brown turned to modern technology to help him break the chord down into its various frequencies. Using a computer, he was able to determine the exact combination of harmonic frequencies which George Harrison had implemented (perhaps unknowingly) into the sound. From here, the construction of the chord merely consisted of finding a combination of tones which would create this same pattern – a mathematical puzzle.

An Answer After 40 Years

So what did Jason Brown finally discover after his long search for the truth?

Nothing quite as remarkable as many people had hoped, but an answer which garnered international attention. Brown found that the chord in question could not be explained by merely George Harrison’s 12-string guitar, John Lennon’s 6-string and Paul McCartney’s Bass. There was a sound containing a frequency which could not have been played on any of these instruments, which made it impossible for the sound to be truly recreated in a traditional sense.

While it may seem simple, and rather trivial, for such a journey to be undertaken in the first place, the journey of one mathematician to solve a generation-old Beatles riddle demonstrates still another important aspect of mathematics – its ability to transcend disciplines and sciences and to be made useful in even the most bizarre places.

This is an office made entirely of paper including the people.  The amount of detail is incredible.  Every thing is to perfecet scale. Somebody had a lot of time on their hands and is a very good artist.  Look at their hairs! Amazing job! Honestly, i would like to have some special skill like person who did this job. And of course, patient too…

Predicating the future used to belong to the world of psychics and mystics, but now you don’t need to be Nostradamus to see what the future holds. In fact, scientists are increasingly making bold predications about the future. If some of their forecasts are right then we could be living in a “brave new world”. We take a look at 10 bizarre predictions that might just come true.

10. Invisibility cloak

What would you do if you could be invisible for a day?  Well, according to The Telegraph , an invisibility cloak is only a few years away from being created. Robbing banks will get a whole lot easier.

9. Download brain onto a computer

Ray Kurzweil , a leading expert in the field of technology claims that by 2050 computers could be so powerful that we can actually download our brains into a computer – giving us eternal life. There are unconfirmed reports that Paris Hilton has downloaded her brain onto an old floppy disk in preperation.

8. Rise of global machine dictator

British Telecoms futurology department predict that we could be under the global robot dictator as early as 2021. A machine dictator will probably still be better than some of the people in power at the moment…

7. Brain chips

The ministry of defence released a report last year in which they claim that an implantable brain chip will embedded in the brain and allow the state, terrorist organisations and criminals to use people to mobilise flash mobs

By 2035, an implantable “information chip” could be wired directly to the brain. A growing pervasiveness of information communications technology will enable states, terrorists or criminals, to mobilise “flashmobs”, challenging security forces to match this potential agility coupled with an ability to concentrate forces quickly in a small area

6. Genetically engineered teddy bear

Back to the crazy world of the BT Futurology department and they predict that by 2038 the first genetically engineered Teddy Bear could be developed. Not sure if you’ll want to give these teddy bears to your children – unless they’ve been very bad!

5. Sweet robot loving

A.I expert, David Levy , predicts that by 2050 robots will be so lifelike that we’ll all want to get intimate with robots. Now nerds will have to listen to robot girlfriends telling them to do the dishes.

4. Binary “Deathstar”

Astronomers at the University of Sydney think that the Earth is inline with an unstable star and that it “will emit an “intense gamma ray” which will ultimately lead to mass extinction on Earth. Neat.

3. Aliens Save The World From Disaster

Steven Spielberg was right, not all aliens are bad. Buddist monks in Tibet think that alien superpowers will avert the apocalypse in 2012.

2. Human Race to split into 2 species

Hands up who has read The Time Machine recently? Well, a bunch of scientists must have overdosed on the H.G Wells classic because they think the human race is going to split into two separate species . One class will be the attractive and intelligent ruling elite, while the other will be an underclass of dim-witted goblin-like creatures.

1. Time Travellers

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This is a hand-made wooden figure of Homer Simpson that looks very creative and unusual. Take a careful look in your garden or in some near park and maybe you also can find some wood to make some of your favourite characters.  It costs nothing,  it just requires a little time and you can make your or someone else day better.  I specially like the hair on this wooden Homer Simpson

Since the legend began in 1983, Mario Bros has grossed millions of Dollars –which proves its one of the greatest games ever created. Who doesn’t love the squat little Italian bloke in his red and blue plumber overalls!

There are millions of gamers all over the globe that grew up living vicariously through Mario and Luigi, bringing pain and suffering to stray mushrooms, turtles and dragon overlords wherever they may be. But there are things about this iconic game that you don’t know, and that will make this powerhouse of a game series even better when you play them all over again.