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This is pretty impressive. From the above, you can see people crowding around the famous painting of Mona Lisa. This is not the usual artwork done by enlarging the picture.

Artist assistants stood beside the 3,604 cups of coffee, which were used to make the giant Mona Lisa portrait in Sydney, Australia. The 3,604 cups of coffee were each filled with different amounts of milk to create the different shades!

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A recent collection of Kodak photographic pictures have prompted to share them online. Click on the thumbnail below for enlarge images.

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Most of us would have watched the World Cup match yesterday between Spain and Paraguay. Spain supports would support their team to win; Paraguay fans would of course want their home team to triumph.

However, there is undoubtedly a third group of people who would WANT Paraguay to win, not because of supporting the team, but for the strip show of Larissa Riquelme.

Larissa Riquelme, a Paraguayan model (now known as "the WC girlfriend"), has promised that if her team gets to the semifinals, she would strip off in front of the Argentinian television.

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One of the Chinese beauties are the lovely sculptures crafted by the artists themselves. Below are some beautiful pictures of China Sculpture.

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This image caught my eyes when I first saw it on Google search engine. How many times did you encounter Google changing its logo on its front page search engine.

Today is probably the day to commemorate the invention of the Bar Code; which prompts Google to display the image (as shown above).

You might have tried the most daredevil stuffs, such as Bungie Jumping and neck-breaking roller-coaster rides. However, how about swimming with the crocodiles, not sharks? Yes, I am referring to the Cage of Death in Australia, a theme park that drops visitors into the crocodiles' lair, where there you won't even stand a chance of survival swimming with the massive saltwater crocodiles.

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The Olmypics Games 2008, held in Beijing, has ended two weeks ago, but some of us are still suffering from the post-even syndrome. It is without a doubt one of the significant events held during the Olympics Games is the opening and closing ceremony, with tonnes of firework display!

According to reports, this Olympics fireworks is more than 4 times with respect to the previous 4 games combined together. Imagine how much fire-power the Chinese government has put in to demonstrate its elegant pyrotechnics.

In order not to miss some of the amazing aerial display, some of the pictures taken during the event is shown here.

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