79 Amazing Underwater Eco Sculpture Images +1 Video

79 Unique and Awesome Underwater Sculptures | WebUrbanist: 

"79 Unique and Awesome Underwater Sculptures"

Vicissitudes

(image credits:Jason de Caires Taylor)

Like characters that step off the page of a good book, Jason de Caires Taylor’s underwater sculptures literally come to life. In Grenada, West Indies, 26 life-sized figures await divers to view them in their underwater playground. The Vicissitudes were cast from children with diverse ethnic backgrounds. These underwater kids stand united in a circle, holding hands. The Vicissitudes are both art and an enhancement the environment, inviting marine life to rebuild the reef.

A Brief History Of Jaw-Dropping, Havoc-Wreaking 'Scam Ads'

A Brief History Of Jaw-Dropping, Havoc-Wreaking 'Scam Ads':
"A Brief History Of Jaw-Dropping, Havoc-Wreaking 'Scam Ads'

By now, you've seen that terrible ad from the World Wildlife Foundation and agency DDB comparing 9/11 to the 2005 Tsunami.

WWF said they approved neither the ad's production nor its publication. But it actually ran once in a small Brazilian newspaper.
How could that happen?

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How to make money in a flash? Sell Your body!

How to make money in a flash? Sell Your body!: "How to make money in a flash? Sell Your body!"With unemployment on the rise, there's a growing interest in ways to make money -- preferably how to make money fast.

When you don't have time to go around filling out job applications and taking night classes, your best bet for how to make quick cash might be to pay tribute to the King of Pop and start with the man in the mirror -- and ask him if he has any body parts you can sell off piecemeal for bread money. Here are a few places to get started on how to make money:

The New, Real "Minority Report": How the U.S. Gov't Aims to Catch Criminals That Haven’t Yet Committed a Crime | The Daily Galaxy: News from Planet Earth & Beyond

The New, Real "Minority Report": How the U.S. Gov't Aims to Catch Criminals That Haven’t Yet Committed a Crime | The Daily Galaxy: News from Planet Earth & Beyond:

The New, Real "Minority Report": How the U.S. Gov't Aims to Catch Criminals That Haven’t Yet Committed a Crime

"Project Hostile Intent is part of the Human Factors Division of the DHS. DHS says that they need a way to detect possible “future” terrorists without a criminal past and with no known ties to terrorist organizations and therefore do not appear in any government databases. The technology will use advanced biometric technology in an attempt to “read minds” of people in public places"