This dog in an AT AT costume just made me so happy
Château de Noisy, Celles, Houyet, Namur, Belgium (via missionabandoned)
Le Château de Noisy (also named Château Miranda) was built by the English architect Milner in 1866 as a summer home for the family of the Count of Liedekerke-Beaufort. The family stayed there until World War 2, when the castle was briefly occupied by the Nazi’s. In 1958, the NMBS (the Belgian railroad company) used it as a home to shelter the railroadmen’s children and wives.
Since 1991 the building is abandoned. The village of Celles tried several times to buy the castle and its ground but the family doesn’t want to take distance of the castle. The building has over 500 windows, which are almost all shattered along with several of the staircases inside. There is still a clock tower of 56 meters tall. The castle is popular amongst urban explorers.
A fart
Intestinal gas (red, lower left) being expelled from the body. The gas shows up as red because it has recently been at body temperature, which is warmer than the surrounding. Picture: THIERRY BERROD, MONA LISA PRODUCTION/ SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY. via telegraph uk
Google Earth alphabet - The Netherlands - capitals
Google Earth Alphabet (capitals) using only locations in The Netherlands.
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Q & A of the Day: Ask the Internet a question, get an Internet answer.
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3 unconventional antipredator adaptations
- sea cucumbers shoot out (eviscerate) their stomach organs organs like gooey nerf balls.
- horned lizards build up sinus pressure until jets of blood gush out of their eyes.
- the carpenter ant can explode itself, spraying poison in all directions—kamikaze style.
adapted for the blogging medium from wikipædia (a site like facebook.com but dealing with the branches of knowledge instead of farmville and which of your friends did what to whom).
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