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- Street Food From Around The World
- Facebook Porsche GT3 R Hybrid
- How Netflix Destroyed Blockbuster (Infographic)
- Amateur Wedding Photography
- Ship Wrecks Around the World
- Audi Carbon Ski Concept
| Street Food From Around The World Posted: 17 Feb 2011 05:53 PM PST Street food, although it can have a bad rep, is more true to local cuisine than the finest restaurants. This is what the people eat and we'll tell you where it's good. Every corner of the world and every culture has it's own version of street food. Different from fast-food although it is speedy, street food is what the locals eat when they're on the run and don't have time to sit down for a meal or they need to satisfy their hunger when everything else is closed. One thing is for sure, street food is cheap, delicious and gives travellers a first-hand glance into what the people really eat. China  Strawberries and bananas covered in sugar. Chicken feet  Roasted duck heads  Pig snout on a stick  Egg/meat pancakes  Bugs on a stick  Soup dumplings  Fried tofu     Watermelon  Starfish on a stick  Lizard on a stick  Misc. bugs on sticks  Cantaloupe  India  Cucumber whales Aloo tikka  Orange juice  Fried balls of milk dough in spiced sugar syrup  Various types of roti (bread)  Spaghetti   Chile  Waffle dog Argentina  Grilled bread Dulce de leche filled baked goods  Nepal  Bread. Fish  Ice cream  Malaysia  Yam cake.  Beirut  Bread. Turkey  Fried clams on a stick. Wet hamburger  Roasted corn and chestnuts  Cucumbers  Tea  Pretzels  Japan  Fried spaghetti. Fish waffles with bean paste filling  Fermented rice sausage  Cambodia  Tarantulas. Chicken  Eggs  Steamed dragonfruit buns  Misc. meat  Grilled banana  Bagette  Waffles  Morroco  Snails. Thailand  Fried beetle pupa. Grilled chicken gizzards  Meat on a stick   Squid on a stick  Bugs on a stick  Rat on a stick  
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| Posted: 17 Feb 2011 01:09 PM PST Porsche is celebrating one million fans on Facebook . On this occasion, the German sports car maker has created a special model GT3 R Hybrid , which bear the names of all Porsche fans on Facebook. Also announced a special Web site dedicated to this initiative, which can increase the scale of the car to find his name on the cab. See this unique cars can be in the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart in February. In the continuation of the publication - a video about how this car was painted.           
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| How Netflix Destroyed Blockbuster (Infographic) Posted: 17 Feb 2011 11:15 AM PST As we dive deeperinto a digital age, Netflix has become a household name for online video and television streaming that has almost eliminated the way we used to rent dvd's and even watch TV. Driving to stores like Blockbuster to pick out a movie by hand has become altogether prehistoric. Here's the low down on just how enormous this internet giant called Netflix is becoming and who it's crushing in its path. More Infographics. Click to Enlarge.  Source: onlinembaprograms 
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| Posted: 16 Feb 2011 10:36 PM PST The one part of your wedding you should never skimp on is the photography. It's always better to shell out a boatload of cash for a good professional photographer than end up with amateur non professional photo shopped pictures of your big day as the couples in these pictures discovered.                                                              
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| Posted: 16 Feb 2011 11:05 AM PST British photographer Alex Mustard has travelled the world snapping pictures of wrecked ships lying on the sea bed. He has made many strange discoveries while exploring beneath the water's surface. His pictures, taken while investigating the insides of eerie shipwrecks, include barnacle-covered motorbikes once meant for British troops in World War Two.  Rusty British trucks also lie forgotten in their watery graves along with rifles that have never been used, and one extraordinary photo even shows the shell of the iconic VW Beetle car. Alex, from Southampton, Hampshire, said: 'Wrecks attract divers because of the incongruity of seeing something from above the waves beneath them.          Source: telegraph 
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| Posted: 16 Feb 2011 10:52 AM PST Famous auto brand Audi in collaboration with the German ski association and leading ski specialists from Head has released a "perfect ski". Designed to optimize maneuverability and speed Audi ski concept focuses fully on one premium material: carbon. At 1,550 grams (with a ski length of 170cm) the ski will be about 200 grams lighter than comparable models, making it maneuverable and agile. The following prototype have just been tested at Kitzbühel's Downhill Hahnenkamm race.            
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