Nature’s Amazing Balancing Act

The 50-acre expanse of Brimham Moor in North Yorkshire, England is home to a number of curious rock formations shaped by tens of thousands of years of erosion, but the most impressive of all is Idol Rock, a 200-ton monolith balancing on a tiny pyramidal base.

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Adolf Hitler's favorite film

Adolf Hitler's favorite film was King Kong (1933)

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101 Dalmatians and Peter Pan (Wendy)

101 Dalmatians and Peter Pan (Wendy) are the only two Disney cartoon features with both parents that are present and don't die throughout the movie.

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Casino Royale (2006)

The very first James Bond film approved by Chinese censor board was Casino Royale (2006). 

All other films in the series were available in China only as illegal bootlegs. 

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Wanna Buy An Oscar???

You Can't!!

If you win an Academy Award, make a speech, walk off with your statue, bring it home, and you put it on the mantle. what if someday you wanted to–or worse, needed to–sell it. How much could you get?

Exactly $1, according to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hosts the annual awards show. 

Since 1950, the Academy has required Oscar winners to sign an agreement stating that neither they–nor their heirs–will sell their statuettes without first offering to sell them back to the Academy for a buck!!!

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Some mind-blowing facts about Google!!!

Google.com, home to arguably the world's most important internet company, contains 23 markup errors in its code.

Google has photographed 5 million miles of road for its Street View maps.

Google's search index is more 100 million gigabytes in size. It would take 100,000 one-terabyte personal drives to contain the same amount of data.

The world watches 450,000 years of YouTube videos each month, over twice as long as modern humans have existed.

Google uses reCAPTCHA to teach computers how to read text. With 200,000 million CAPTCHAs solved each day, Google's computers learn how to identify words scanned from books even if they're warped.

Its main page is so sparse because Sergey Brin and Larry Page didn't know HTML. For a long time you could only search by hitting the return key – it didn't even have a submit button.

Google might be the only company with the explicit goal to REDUCE the amount of time people spend on its site.

On average, Google has acquired more than one company every week since 2010.

In 2011, 96% of Google's $37.9 billion revenue came from advertising alone.

Svolværgeita: Goat’s Horns rock tower!!

Up until a century ago, the Svolværgeita or Goat’s Horns rock tower had never been conquered, but these days not only has it become one of the most popular climbing pinnacles in Norway, but thrill-seeking mountaineers defy death by jumping between its granite horns.

Goat’s Horns peak was first climbed in 1910 by Carl Rubenson, Alf B. Bryn, and Ferdinand Schjelderup, a fantastic trio who managed to conquer two other virgin summits (Trakta and Stetind) on the very same trip. Climbers can go up Svolværgeita on the original route of its first climbers, just to see how good these three pioneers were in their time.

This cafe in Germany charges for time, coffee is free!!

Slow Time Das Zeitcafé in Germany is charging its customers for the amount of time they spend in the facility instead of charging them for the items they order.

Daria Volkova, 24, who is the founder of the Slow Times cafe in Wiesbaden, said she was inspired by similar cafes in her native Russia. She moved to Germany in 2008. 

Volkova said she expects that the unique business model will help her make enough money to support herself and her 6 year-old-son.

$ 15730 for just a pair of melons!!!

A fruit grower earned $ 15730 for just a pair of melons in auction

TOKYO - A pair of cantaloupe melons sold at auction in Japan for 1.6 million yen ($15,730), one of the highest prices ever paid for the coveted orange-fleshed fruit.

A local fruit wholesaler snapped up the 3.7-kilogramme (8.1-pound) Yubari melons at the high-end fruit and vegetable sale, which took place on the first day of the season for the prestigious melons.

Weston Emmart's Drawings of World War II

Weston Emmart's Drawings of World War II Go Viral After His Grandson Posts Them Online