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Step Aside Knickers, There’s An Even Bigger Cow In Town Called Dozer
There was big hoo haa on the Internet about a giant cow. Hope you know what I am talking about. if not, Do you know Knickers the cow? Everyone loved this giant, right? If you are a fan of giant cows, well there is good news for you. It seems that EVEN A BIGGER COW is coming into the scene where people are equally satisfied. Its name is Dozer, this cow lives in Kismet Creek Farm in Hanover, Canada. Dozer is 1.98 meters (6.5 feet) surpassing Knickers, who is only 1.94 meters (6.4 feet). Because of its size, Dozer was saved by being sold to a slaughterhouse, also was Knickers.…
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Socrates Was One Of The Smartest People Who Ever Lived. Here Are 24 Out Of His Most Important Quotes That Everyone Needs To Read
Socrates was a classical Greek philosopher credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy. He is an enigmatic figure known chiefly through the accounts of classical writers, especially the writings of his students Plato and Xenophon and the plays of his contemporary Aristophanes. Plato’s dialogues are among the most comprehensive accounts of Socrates to survive from antiquity. Socrates Was One Of The Smartest People Ever Lived. Here Are 24 Out Of His Most Important Quotes That Everyone Needs To Read Through his portrayal in Plato’s dialogues, Socrates has become renowned for his contribution to the field of ethics, and it is this Platonic Socrates who lends his name to…
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21 Breathtaking Photos Of Isolated Tribes From All Around The World
Several years ago, people had the pleasure to lay eyes upon stunning photos published and made viral on the Internet, by Jimmy Nelson in his book “Before They Pass Away.” In Jimmy Nelson’s book, he laid out photos of 30 native tribes across the planet who are vanishing. From Indonesia to Mongolia, Jimmy actually spent weeks of his life spending time with each tribe, to learn intricate details of their culture and honestly portray things from their perspective. This year, in 2018 Nelson published his second major project, a work titled “Homage to Humanity.” To create it, he visited 34 indigenous cultures across 5 continents, also revisiting some of them…
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Man Works At The Airport & Photographs Unique People From Around The World
My name is Mustafa Çankaya and I’m a photographer from Istanbul who also works at Atatürk Airport. I see thousands of different faces passing by everyday, from every culture and every part of the world. It is like a treasure for a photographer like me! This inspired me to combine my passion for photography with my work at the airport and create a new project called “100 Faces 100 Countries”. Almost everyday I walk around the transit section of the airport trying to find the right face. The person that I decide to shoot has to be different in some way. It could be the hairstyle or the dress but…
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Japanese Cafe Found A Way To Employ Paralysed People As Waiters
Most every time robots and automation are mentioned, it’s alongside warnings of how the technology is going to take away human jobs. So it’s refreshing to see that there’s at least one instance where humans and robots are working together for human betterment. The heartwarming story comes from the Dawn Cafe in Tokyo. Point to note, it’s actually a beta experiment masquerading as a cafe, for a few days in November and December. At the Dawn (Diverse Avatar Working Network) Cafe, patrons are served their coffee orders by the OriHime-D robots, developed by robotics startup Ory. But it’s who’s piloting the bots that makes it interesting. As part of this…
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These 3 Zodiac Signs Will Have The Best Week Because They’re Focusing On Themselves
It’s Sagittarius season, baby. It’s time to open your mind and drink in all the knowledge and wisdom this world has to offer. It’s time to embark on a wild adventure and never look back. The answers that you’ve been searching for lie in the great unknown, so why are you holding still? When the sun is in expansive, fearless, and risk-taking Sagittarius, it would be a travesty to stay put. Get out there, because as of December 10, 2018, this will be the best week for these zodiac signs: Leo, Scorpio, and Sagittarius. If any of these happen to be your rising sign, you’ll be just as impacted by…
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Your Mercury Direct Horoscopes & How It Affects Each Zodiac Sign Until March 2019
When Mercury stations direct it is strongest of all in its energy and potency. Mercury is known as the planet of communication and the ruler of both Virgo and Gemini zodiac signs. When will Mercury go retrograde again? Not until March 5, 2019. In general, Mercury retrograde happens three times a year for a period of approximately 27 days. Three weeks ago, in astrological terms, Mercury was in the sign of Sagittarius. Then, the illusion of retrograde motion began making it appear as if the planet moved back into Scorpio where it was late summer and early fall. Yes, you heard that correctly. Mercury retrograde is not a fact based…
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The Numerology & Spiritual Significance Of 12/12
On the 12th day of the 12th month of the year, a powerful numerology code is activated helping to raise the frequency of our light body, access high realms of consciousness, and bring a sense of completion to a greater cycle. 12 is a powerful number in numerology that represents wholeness and completion. We have 12 months in the year, and 12 signs in the zodiac, and it is only once we have experienced all twelve of these states, that we can gain a bigger picture perspective and understanding as to where we have been. Sometimes, it is only when we reach the end of a cycle, that we can…
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Tesla Saves Australian Region $40m In First Year With World’s Biggest Battery
Remember that massive battery Tesla made near Jamestown, South Australia? Well, not only did Elon Musk follow through with the promise to have it up and running in 100 days, and not only is it now the biggest lithium-ion battery energy storage system in the world, but on top of all that it’s also already saving the region an absolute shedload of money. According to global engineering and infrastructure advisory company Aurecon, Neoen’s Hornsdale Power Reserve has exceeded all expectations after just one year, having slashed costs of $40 million from the wholesale market. Aurecon’s report, which examined the impact of the Tesla battery, said: “Aurecon’s independent report found the…
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Mom Spends 17 Years Photographing Her Son Growing Up, Here is The Incredible Result
Internationally renowned photographer Annie Wang, from Taipei City, Taiwan, decided early on that the stereotypical image of mother and child wasn’t going to work for her. “My artistic strategies are based on self-representation,” Annie told Bored Panda. “In the world of mothers where everything is hidden, the best way to speak out is through the strategy of self-representation, to express various parts of the self. I, as a woman and a mother, have tried to actively create my own self, instead of being passively interpreted by a male artist, as is traditional.” She sees motherhood as a long and complex journey, one that needn’t be solely about sacrifice and selflessness.…
