Art of Love by Artist David Renshaw

Contemporary artist David Renshaw was born 40 years ago in Southport, England. In school years realized that it will be connected with the art of his future, so after graduating from high school, David went to art college. Along with his studies, he began painting portraits and landscapes, consisting for the most part, from watercolors and pencil sketches. After college, David began working at a local art gallery and only in 2005, finally decided it was time to follow his dream: to leave the job and devote himself to painting. Get inspired.

Military With Animals

Probably children are happy to communicate with the animals when they fall free time. After all, a charming four-legged creation - it is always positive emotions, which are often in the form of people are deficient. We offer you a good collection of photos - the military with animals

Adrenaline Junkies

The average person will never done this, but these people can not live without the thrill without having to risk their lives without the rush of adrenaline. This is a real adrenaline junkies, not thinking of his life without the extreme.

Canned Middle Ages

Among the mountains of Abruzzo is the village bearing the name of Santo Stefano di Sessanio, with its height above sea level is equal to 1250 meters. A unique feature of this village is that it has retained the original architectural style characteristic of Italian medieval architecture.

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A large wall around the perimeter of the village, is a reliable protection for homes, once abandoned by many of the locals because of the lack of opportunities to earn a decent living. Whole families moved to the nearby town, because there are the best conditions for a comfortable stay and a stable job.

The Most Expensive Public Transport

From supercars to the spacecraft - the machines "burn" money faster than others - gasoline.

1. Bugatti Veyron

The cost per mile (1 mile = 1.6 km): $ 18

Car Bugatti has always been an expensive toy. $ 350,000 will cost the car itself. 36 cents per mile for gasoline does not seem so exorbitant price, but the more mileage, the more expensive car maintenance

Snoopy The Cutest Cat

Meet possibly the cutest cat ever Snoopy the Cat, from China who lives in the city of Chengdu. Owner has created his page on the social networks - Facebook and Instagram, where a cat, a large number of fans. And all thanks to his appearance. An exotic short-hair cat, Snoopy became an overnight Instagram star, and rightfully so. What’s not to love? An adorable flat face, a beautiful tail, gigantic eyes, and the kind of docility that would make anyone say awww! And so we introduce the cutest cat ever, Snoopy the cat.

Top 10 Attractions Of Russia

Ten most important attractions of the country that have been selected by a vote in the contest "Russia 10"

The Lake Baikal

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Lake Baikal is the largest repository of high-quality fresh water. Lake Baikal is concentrated around one fifth of the world's fresh water and the 9/10 Russian stocks. The volume of water in it than in all the combined Great Lakes of North America, and 25 times greater than in Lake Ladoga. At length the lake stretches for 636 kilometers in width - 80. By area, Baikal is 31 470 square kilometers, which is comparable to the area of ??Belgium. Lake Baikal - the deepest lake in the world. Its maximum depth is 1,642 meters. The average depth of the lake is also great - 744 meters. Flora and fauna of Lake Baikal endemic to two-thirds. More than 1,000 species of plants and animals not found in any body of water the earth. The Baikal seal - seal - the only representative of mammals in the lake. Baikal - one of the oldest lakes in the world. It has been around for 25 million years and is probably the nascent ocean. Its shores diverge from each other, just as the continents apart. In 2008, the Baikal is recognized as one of the Seven Wonders of Russia.

The Maasai Cricket Warriors

Maasai Cricket Warriors batting for HIV awareness

Maasai Cricket Warriors batting for HIV awareness — The Maasai Cricket Warriors visited the School and met with Professor Peter Piot to discuss HIV/AIDS prevention, during a trip to the UK where they have been taking part in the Last Man Stands amateur cricket world championships.

The team, made up of Maasai from several remote Kenyan communities, use cricket as a method of spreading information to young people in their communities about important health issues and women’s rights, addressing topics like female genital mutilation and child marriage, as well as HIV/AIDS. The team have been in the UK for a week, playing cricket matches in the tournament to help raise awareness of their work.

The Maasai Cricket Warriors and their South African coach, Aliya Bauer, who introduced cricket to these remote villages, were given a tour of the School’s library and labs and met with Prof Piot.

Team captain, Sonyanga Ole Ngais, explained part of the team’s philosophy, using cricket to adapt the ABC HIV prevention technique: Abstinence (in cricket the batters must abstain from hitting the ball in the air otherwise they’ll get caught out); Be careful (the batters must be careful with their shots or runs as they may get themselves of their partners out); Condom (refers to protection; the batters are aiming to protect their wickets so they can stay in as long as possible).

Professor Piot joked: “I don’t know anything about cricket, but luckily I know a lot about AIDS.” Praising the team for their great work promoting HIV awareness he said: “I must congratulate you on what you are doing. Young people in Africa are at particular risk of HIV, especially through unprotected sex.

Amazing Pictures of Central Park - New York

Central Park is a public park at the center of Manhattan in New York City. The park initially opened in 1857, on 778 acres (315 ha) of city-owned land (it is 840 acres today). In 1858, Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux won a design competition to improve and expand the park with a plan they entitled the Greensward Plan. Construction began the same year, continued during the American Civil War, and was completed in 1873. Central Park is the most visited urban park in the United States.

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Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1962, the park is currently managed by the Central Park Conservancy under contract with the city government. The Conservancy is a non-profit organization that contributes 83.5% of Central Park's $37.5 million annual budget, and employs 80.7% of the park's maintenance staff.

Exciting photos from around the world

Bring to your attention an interesting collection of interesting photos taken in different places

Japanese maple, Portland (Oregon, USA).

Ancient Principles of printing - Eco Artist Ahmad Nadalian

Inspired by the ancient principles of printing, Eco-Artist Ahmad Nadalian leaves imprints in the sand by using the rotating cylinder with an ornament.

According to the artist, it combines contemporary art with the secrets of ancient rituals, leaving a lot of prints in the deserts and beaches. In addition, he considers his art a kind of ritual, calling it an offering to the Earth, which then takes the images themselves by tides and winds.

Andressa Urach in Sao Paulo

Andressa Urach arrives at Congonhas Airport (Photo: Leo Franco / Agnews)

Miss BumBum Andressa Urach at Congonhas Airport in São Paulo. The model arrived in São Paulo using an all black look with a pair of well justinha. Realizing that she was being photographed, Andressa was friendly and smiled for the paparazzi on duty at the site.

Hper Realistic Color Drawings by Marcello Barenghi

Marcello Barengi is a famous Italian Artist who likes to create hyper realistic pencil drawings. He uses pencils, pens, markers, paints, brushes, acrylic and other items to make below realistic drawings. Hes also a big fan of comics Marvel, including Spider-Man, they have also left their mark in the later work of the artist. Barengi also recognizes that in the 80's on his work heavily influenced band Iron Maiden.

Great Facts

 Great Facts

Ant - The Three Wheels House of England

Englishman Robert assembled motor home out of old Soviet scooter "Ant."

It looked like a scooter initially:

Deadly Lethal Lake Turns Animals Into Stone

ACCORDING to Dante, the Styx is not just a river but a vast, deathly swamp filling the entire fifth circle of hell. Perhaps the staff of New Scientist will see it when our time comes but, until then, Lake Natron in northern Tanzania does a pretty good job of illustrating Dante's vision.

Palestinians turn empty gas grenade shells left by Israeli army into flower vases

BILIN, West Bank (AP) — Residents of this Palestinian village have planted flowers in hundreds of spent Israeli tear gas grenades to honor those killed during their weekly protests against Israel's West Bank separation barrier.

Mohammed Khatib, a village organizer, said Wednesday that the unusual garden is meant to show that life can spring from death.

Bilin has become a symbol of Palestinian protests against Israeli policies in the West Bank. The village's struggle to regain land taken by the barrier was the subject of "Five Broken Cameras," a documentary nominated for an Oscar last year.

Palestinians say the barrier, which cuts into the West Bank, amounts to a land grab. Israel says it's needed to keep Palestinian attackers out.

The Bilin garden commemorates Bassem Abu Rahmeh, a protest leader who was killed in 2009 when a tear gas grenade struck him in the chest during a demonstration. Bassem's sister, Jawaher, died nearly two years later, a day after a weekly protest during which villagers said she inhaled Israeli tear gas.

Fine Art Sculptures from Matt Buckley

A striking collection of sculptures created British handyman Matt Buckley, who is the creative director of the company his father Robert Harrop Designs LTD. The original form of his works are unique. As the material for his sculptures Matt Buckley uses acrylic resin, which is used for casting artificial marble. After casting the sculpture, the blank is treated sand blasting and then coated with paint. As you know, Matt was not working alone. He has a studio in which numbers several artists and designers. Sculptor belongs important - idea. Rudeness resin sculpture adds a colorful and each additional visual richness of texture. 

Temple of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona in 2026

Construction of Gaudi's Sagrada Familia began in 1882. 131 years later, the basilica is still under construction and according to its current architect Jordi Faulí, the building will be finished in 2.026.

Python Swallow the Dog

 These shots were filmed on the streets of Bangkok. Stash was trying to swallow a dog, but he overestimated his strength and had to return back to the little dog.  

Abandoned Olympic Venues Of 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing

With the current debate in Brazil about how much hosting the Olympics helps the local economy despite the enormous construction costs, we thought we would look at how another country has utilized their Olympic structures. China hosted the summer games in Beijing in 2008. Surely they put all those fields and stadiums to good use, right? Well, if the plan was to create the biggest permanent set for a post-apocalyptic movie, then they were right on target! Someone call Kurt Russell, we’re going to need him to dust off his Snake Plissken eyepatch for Escape From Beijing.

Submarine in the center of Milan

The ad agency M&C SAATCHI created the distinct impression that a submarine had accidentally surfaced through a street in Milan, Italy. The sudden and destructive appearance of L1F3 was a promotion for Europ Assistance IT, an insurance company. The lesson appears to be that you need extra insurance just in case this happens on your street.

Times Cristiano Ronaldo Blessed The World With His Handsome Presence

 Times Cristiano Ronaldo Blessed The World With His Handsome Presence

Famous People Famous Quotes - Inspirational Quotes

 Famous People Famous Quotes - Inspirational Quotes

Teufelsberg - Abandoned Cold War Listening Station Built on an Artificial Hill

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 A remnant of the Cold War, Teufelsberg Listening Station stands deserted, abandoned to the ravages of time and vandals.  Dominating Brandenburg Plain, in the northern section of Berlin’s Grunewald Forest, the permanent station at Teufelsberg was constructed in 1963.  Yet perhaps the most surprising fact is that the hill itself is less than twenty years older than the listening station that sits atop it.