petradactyl:

V good.

pinoytumblr:

Country’s 1st Plant Billboard Launched

Ever heard of a billboard that helps protect the environment?

The plant billboard, the first in the country, was made possible through the partnership of beverage giant Coca-Cola Philippines and environmental group World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).

The 60x60-foot billboard located along EDSA-Forbes area, will use thriving species of Fukien tea plant , which is known to absorb air pollutants.

The plants are spread across the billboard with a space in the center in the shape of a Coca-Cola bottle.

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srslygtfobruz:

IEPE and the anonymous crew dumped 500 liters of water based environmentally-friendly paint on asphalt that was then spread by 2000 cars. Watch it here.

nevver:

Camera lenses sliced down the middle, Hello Bauldoff

thedailywhat:

Street Art of the Day: A nifty homage to The Wizard of Oz, spotted on the streets of Verona, Italy.

[wooster.]

photojojo:

Hasselblads ride bikes and take photos while doing it.

(credit?) via ephe via rehkam

deleteyourself:

This wedding invite with built in record player is absolutely nuts. Watch the video of it here.

flyingjeepney:

LIKE A BOSS: E-trikes roll out in Mandaluyong

The first time you see them, you’re probably gonna do a double take, but say hello to the future of commute in the country. Introducing the electric-powered tricycles, or simply, e-trikes.

In support of efforts to make a greener future, the government recently turned over to the city of Mandaluyong, 20 e-trikes. These energy efficient e-trikes use rechargeable lithium ion batteries, much like your laptop and cellphones, and can be docked to four available recharging stations in Mandaluyong. 

Do you want one in your city? Don’t worry, plans are being made to significantly scale up the roll out of e-trikes by next year.

Also: E-jeepneys in Makati and Quezon City.

[via asiancorrespondent]

ruineshumaines:

Whale (by will_fung2000)

misslucifer:

Incredible floating stage on Lake Constance in Bregenz, Austria. The Bregenzer Festspiele (Bregenz Festival) has become renowned for its unconventional staging of shows. Verdi’s opera, “A Masked Ball” in 1999, featured a giant book being read by a skeleton.

This was taken in Australia. Three separate things happening at once: On the left, fireworks exploded as part of Australia Day celebrations. In the middle, it’s Comet McNaught. Then on the right, there’s lightning from a thunderstorm far away.

presidents:

Maybe Very Happy » Cheer Up.

A few weeks ago, my friend Marb told me about this interesting little project called One Hello World, where a guy takes voice mails from strangers and sets them to music that he makes himself. […]

I’ve been listening to a bunch of these the whole morning, and it’s taken me through a whole series of emotions. It’s a fantastic concept, in itself, but what really caught my attention is the openness of these strangers.

(Source: maybeveryhappy.com)

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andrewharlow:

Six consecutive frames from a high speed camera recording at 6200 frames per second. The bullet is from a 308 sniper rifle and was travelling roughly 2800 feet per second at the point of impact, by Ryan Matthew Smith

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(Source: andrewharlow)