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We have seen some amazing LEGO aircrafts in the past, but this F-14 Tomcat has to be the most awesome LEGO plane to date. In fact, it's so technically complex—most parts, including cannons, swing wings, landing gears, brakes, flaps, air intake doors, are electric and pneumatically controlled—that builder Jeroen Ottens got a dream job in Denmark as a Technic designer. Looking at the list of features, we are not surprised:
- Electric controlled
- Canopy
- Cannon
- Swing wings
- Landing gear
- Landing gear bay doors
- Steering of front wheel
- 2 Engines
- Pneumatic compressor
- Pneumatically controlled
- Brakes (main fuselage+wings)
- Arrester hook
- Flaps (front & aft on main wings)
- Glove vanes
- Air Intake Control System doors
- Main landing gear lock
- Manual controlled
- Vertical flaps
- Differentially controlled stabilators
- Air fuel intake nozzle
- Ejection seats

[Via Gizmodo]

You can also find pictures of this Lego F-14 Tomcat at Flickr.

The Empire Poster Quiz is a challenge for cinema lovers and their typography.

Object is to guess the complete titles of the films from only one of the letters of its titles, coming from the original poster.

Bonus: The 46 letters form the complete question that describes of what the game consists.

A photographer and designer shows the photo retouching process in detail with PhotoShop.

Performed by a German known as "the trainrider". He enjoyed his life by surfing on trains. Included Germany's fastest Highspeed train ICE with a top speed of 330 km/h(!) No one did that before.

Music:
1) Enya - Caribbean Blue
2) Roxette - Wish I Could Fly
3) Bob Dylan - Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Is this real of just fake ? As it looks you don't need to be in Hawaii to do surfing.

Via Youtube:

Here's a video of my journey across Texas on my motorcycle set to the tune of Johnny Cash and "I've been everywhere, man". The twist is, Texas singer/songwriter Brian Burns swapped out the towns in the original song for Texas towns, cities and communities.

My journey took 25 distinct trips and I rode 10,641 miles to complete the project. Some towns such as Spring Lake (formally knows as Clabbertown) ceased to exist 100 years or more ago, and others like Mill Creek and Valley Mills were nothing but rural communities with no true city limit signs. In these instances, a post office, church or significant landmark was photographed as proof of visiting that location. Bartleville doesn't exist in the Roads of Texas, atlas, or any mapping programs and there have been lyric references to Bartonville which was secured by photograph.

I hope you enjoy the trip. Hang on, because the ride is fast.....

This is pretty good (via The J-Walk Blog)

From http://www.ImprovEverywhere.com, 16 agents create a spontaneous musical in a food court in a Los Angeles mall. Using wireless microphones and the mall's PA system, both their voices and the music was amplified throughout the food court. All cameras were hidden behind two-way mirrors and other concealed structures.

This is one of over 70 different missions Improv Everywhere has executed over the past six years in New York City. Others include Frozen Grand Central, the Best Buy uniform prank, and the famous U2 Rooftop Hoax, to name a few. Visit the website to see tons of photos and video of all of our work, including behind the scenes information on how this video was made.

Song by Scott Brown and Anthony King.
Arranged by Jamie Laboz

A short little guy doing some nice and funny things ... you'll keep repeat watching this video !!

Copying the human Tetris idea from a Japanese game show and using hot chicks in bikinis to face the oncoming wall.