Youngest Knife Thrower

English teenager Edward Pinder, is the youngest knife thrower in the world. According to him throwing blades into wooden target is less interesting than throw them around a standing person, even if it is his own mother. The teenager has been practicing this since kindergarten in a special area in his home in Bisbruk. Despite the danger of the undertaking, the boy never hurt his mother with the 20-centimeter knives. He plans to continue to throw not only swords, but axes, and Japanese shurinken.

Top 10 Phone Manufacturers of 2013

by Ashley Turner (July 2013)

Smartphone manufacturers are constantly competing to release the latest devices with the most impressive spec – always attempting to outdo each other in terms of speed, cameras and any other way possible. This has resulted in some extremely impressive devices on the market with smartphones that come with quad core processors, 13-megapixel cameras and even the ability to go under water (if you have attempted this with a non-waterproof phone please see this post). This means that a mobile phone can now be someone’s entire life, and the need for top tech has never been greater. But who’s providing the goods? Whose devices are selling the most? And the biggest question of all – who is the top phone manufacturer of 2013? Check out the top ten phone manufacturers below.

Unusual Appearance Of A Water Scooter

The unusual combination of the appearance of a shark and an engine capacity of 260 hp makes this personal watercraft enticing under the name of "Seabreacher X". The streamlined shape of the shark was not accidental but because of it, the aerodynamic characteristics of the water scooter are even better. Lets take a look at this exciting vehicle.

10 Awesome Accidental Discoveries

Penicillin

Forever enshrined in scientific legend, the discovery of penicillin - a group of antibiotics used to combat a variety of bacterial infections - is really just a case of dirty dishes. Scottish biologist Alexander Fleming took an August vacation from his day-to-day work in the lab investigating staphylococci, known commonly as staph. Upon his return on Sept. 3, 1928, the perceptive scientist found a strange fungus on a culture he had left in his lab - a fungus that had killed off all surrounding bacteria in the culture. Modern medicine was never the same.

12 Best Secret Islands on Earth

You are dreaming of a paradise of your own. You want to experience the exhilarating freedom of being in a stunning travel destination without a noisy crowd. You want that isolated beauty, a solitary experience, for a complete tranquil experience. If you are on the hunt for a destination that is almost a secret, a stunning location that not many know about, then here’s a list of twelve of the world’s best secret islands:

Happy Deepavali

To all the Hindu readers/members, I wish them Happy Deepavali / Happy Diwali. Being the Hindu Festival of Lights, let us pray that light will always prevail over darkness and that good will forever prevail over evil.

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How To Distinguish Between Chinese And Japanese

Europeans and Americans tend to think that Asian all look the same. During World War II, some American soldiers were fighting against Japan in the war zone in China. They published a pocket guide for helping American soldiers to spot Japanese. This booklet has 75 pages where cartoonist Milton Caniff illustrated the differences between Chinese and Japanese by means of humorous method. This pocket guide was only printed once, in 1942.

Top 10 Richest Soccer Players

It seems that football / soccer is the most famous game in the world and the players are the most paid professionals. Here is a list of 10 richest soccer players of the world.

What Happens To Your Body When You Stop Smoking [Infographic]

By Melissa Valliant

Putting down the cigarettes once and for all can be a daunting task. This infographic from Huffington Post UK provides the kind of motivation former smokers need to stay on track and reach their short-term and long-term goals of staying tobacco-free. Next time you consider lighting up again, remind yourself of all of the good that starts happening just 20 minutes after you've taken your last puff. The effects only get better after eight hours, 24 hours, three days, two months, one year, etc.

7 Steps To A Flatter Belly By The Weekend

by Nina Kate

If you're sporting a baby bump after lunch every day - but you're definitely not pregnant - you may be a victim of the bloat. Usually caused by gas or food in the belly or intestines, bloating can turn your favorite skinny jeans into your worst enemy and make you want to hide in your oversized hoodie for the day. And if you're forced to wear a slim dress or - gasp - a swimsuit, the bloat can be downright mortifying. Luckily, there are some clever ways to stop bloating in its tracks and help you get a flatter belly, fast.

A Vintage Russian Gadget

What is it? Does anyone know what this monster is? What is it called? When was it produced?

Stress Makes People Do Weird Things

Teresa Widener, a 45-year-old care worker from Virginia, has one of the weirdest habits in the world. See what she does to curb her stress.

Most Hilarious Roommate Notes

Roommates are considered as family and for some people roommates turned into long run friendships and relationships. Here we have some hilarious roommate notes that show messages for their room fellows. Read, laugh and enjoy!

10 Amazing Extinct Animals

All of us have seen some animal or the other in our lifetime. But what about those animals that we’ve never seen simply because they existed before us or became extinct? This is the Top 10 Most Amazing Extinct Animals.

Boy With Record 31 Fingers And Toes

A 6-year-old boy shows his hands: one with seven fingers and another with eight, in Shengjing Hospital in Shenyang, capital of northeast China’s Liaoning province, on March 22, 2010. Ready to undergo an operation, the boy has a total of 31 fingers and toes, which outnumber the current world record of 25.

10 Living Fossils That You Probably Didn’t Know Existed

A living fossil is a living species (or clade) of organism that appears to be similar to a species otherwise known only from fossils, typically with no close living relatives. Normally the similarity is only apparent, between two different species, one extinct, the other extant. It is an informal non-scientific term, mostly used in the media. These species have survived major extinction events, and generally retain low taxonomic diversities. A species that successfully radiates (forming many new species after a possible genetic bottleneck) has become too successful to be considered a living fossil.

That's a short introduction so let’s get to the list...

9 Most Complex Roads In The World

Sure, it feels fantastic to traverse the vast stretches of the best roads in the world via adrenaline pumping speeds. How about a complicated road, one that twists and turns, or has downright congested traffic, or unforgiving terrain? They might give you a headache, but it sure feels good when you’ve conquered them. Here is the list of the world’s most complicated and dangerous roads. Some of these complicated mountain passes can be dangerous if not negotiated with utmost caution, while others are complicated sets of roads and bridges, erected to ensure a streamlined flow of traffic at busy junctions.

Megapode - Incubator Bird

The megapodes, also known as incubator birds or mound-builders, are stocky, medium-large chicken-like birds with small heads and large feet in the family Megapodiidae. Their name literally means "large foot" (Greek: mega = large, poda = foot), and is a reference to the heavy legs and feet typical of these terrestrial birds. All are browsers, all but the Malleefowl occupy wooded habitats, and most are brown or black colored. Megapodes are superprecocial, hatching from their eggs in the most mature condition of any birds. They hatch with open eyes, bodily coordination and strength, full wing feathers and downy body feathers,and are able to run, pursue prey, and, in some species, fly on the same day they hatch.

The 6 Strangest Prisons Around The World

Leoben Justice Centre, Steiermark - Austria

World’s Best-looking Prison
Yes, it’s a prison, a five-star prison located in Steiermark, Austria. It was created by hohensinn architektur. There are two inscriptions on the prison’s perimeter: “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights,” which is taken from The United States Declaration of Independence, and “Each of the persons deprived of their liberty must be humanely and with respect for the inherent dignity of the human being treated.

If I was a homeless steiermarkian i’d be assaulting people in front of coppers and spitting on police cars until i was arrested.

10 Celebrities Who Attempted Suicide But Were Unsuccessful

by entrepreneurboss

Suicide – the attempt to take one’s own life is the manifestation of clinical depression in most people. People prone to suicidal thoughts and tendencies are generally under a lot of a stress with little or no outlet for their emotional turmoil; this brings us to the numerous suicides committed over the years by celebrities. Being in the gossip hungry, public eye and having their lives on display on a glass screen in every home can take its toll and it certainly does. Taking a look through these amazing fixtures in our culture and the attempts they made to take their own lives will make you will realize that the proverbial glitter is definitely not always gold.