Thursday, April 18, 2013

Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks (New Mexico, US)

New Mexico's Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument, where erosion chisels rock formations formed by explosive volcanic eruptions between six and seven million years ago. While the formations are uniform in shape, they vary in height from a few feet to 90 feet throughout the 4,000 acre monument.



12 Creative Doorstops

 
OMG They Killed Kenny! Fans of South Park are Quite familiar with Kenny, the lovable hooded parka muffled voice kid Who is killed in virtually all of the Earlier episodes. Here is the doorstop.

 
For cheese lovers, hunters or mice, this yellow Swiss cheese will do the job.


 
Alleluia! This crucifix will of the keep doors open. Believe it or not, Door stopper cross to hook on the door after use.

 



 
This cute little door-mouse ($ 4.45) is as dead as a doornail. He was squashed cans so you enter and exit a room with ease. A humorous way to prop open any door!


 
Loose Leaf ($ 9.95) looks like it wafted out of the sky and flitted to your entryway. But looks deceive cans - Actually it is a very reliable and practical doorstop, as functional as it is evocative!


 
Funny ghost devil doorstops designed by Alan Lau and Kikkerland Design. 


 
This rabbit ($ 19.95) That is not lazy, after all, it's hard work keeping That door open!


 
Sold in sets of 2, this adorable doorstop in the shape of a tube-May be small, but it firmly holds open doors of all sizes.


 
Blob promotes head door-stop headache drug. Simple and fun ideas.


 
This brand Silly doggy doorstop ($ 10.99) is as practical as it is cute.


 
The award winning SPLAT has been featured at the 2006 ICFF, in Interior Design Magazine, Metropolis Online, and Samsungs Digital Magazine. Designed by Peter Pracilio, Mino Kodama and Ian Collings.



10 Real Cars Inspired by Cartoons Films

 
In the summer of 2002, Lou and Steve Raguse painted an old van into a replica of the Scooby-Doo Mystery Machine. Raguse's paint job was so realistic that they decided to paint two more vans to sell.

 
From the amazing cartoon series, Speed Racer comes an actual, real life Mach 5 car. One of the most famous and recognized cars in the world! This real life car was built by custom car builder Mark Towle. And you can actually rent the car for special events!


 
One of the Batmobiles from the Sixties television series was sold for $ 233,000. After the series zoomed to popularity, the producers of the show commissioned a number of replicas for promotional use. This Batmobile is number six, and one of the functional models.
 

 
This is the 1959 Miller-Meteor Cadillac ambulance limo That was transformed by Universal Studios into the Ecto-1 Ghostbusters car.

But Actually, the cartoon was inspired by the movie "Ghostbusters" created in 1984. Thanks to Jayson for the tip!

 
The Ninja Turtles Van (or Party Wagon, as it is Sometimes Referred to) is what the A-Team van Would look like if it made ​​sweet love to a tortoise. Fully equipped with a wide range of weapons and defense Mechanisms, this is a transformed News Ch 6 mobile. Some hardcore fans have constructed Turtle Their own vans, like the man of the picture above.
 

 
The truck is well-equipped with Optimus Prime accessories, like a voice-activated alarm system with Optimus Prime's voice from the movie, a 17 "LCD DVD player, a Bluetooth CD stereo system with satellite radio capability, a new memory foam mattress in the sleeper, chrome pedals with rubber flames, two-tone blue / red flames in the interior and exterior, and an overall new paint job. It even has the Transformers logo on the front and Transformers bedsheets in the sleeper!
 

 
Many people have seen the films made by Pixar, especially the movie “Cars”. These are cartoon characters of course, and yet, if we look at EP Industries run by the great Eddie Paul, he can transform these cartoon cars into real vehicles. So that means, you will see Mater the tow truck, Sally Carrera the Porsche 911 and the Lightning McQueen, which is the Pontiac Trans Am, all converted into the real thing!

 
We're pretty sure that many of you remember the Hanna-Barbera's "Wacky Races" cartoon series. A full set of 11 real-life Wacky Races vehicles 'invaded' the English city of Chichester in West Sussex in anticipation of their annual outing at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. It was the first time these vehicles have been driven on public roads.

 
Now Donald Duck's Car has taken a leap outside the comic world changed from a real automobile, sure to capture the attention of lady ducks as it cruises down the street. It has exactly the Same features, Including the "313" license plate the which is Donald Duck's birthday: March 13. The car is not very spacious though as it only fits a couple of tiny people. But of course, We all know That in the cartoon, many ducks crammed into the car.
 

 
The car of The Flintstones was in the MegaCon 2010, with the company of other TV cars like the Mach 5, the ectomobile, and others