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When you're a mile higher than everyone else, the air is thinner, the sky is clearer, and the winters get colder. That's life in Denver high in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The city itself, however, looks much like any other major American city with a skyline that measures well against some of the best. This list compiled by Denver Chevrolet shows the city from 10 different angles.
12 Reasons Wisconsin Is Pretty Darn Awesome
The US is loaded with awesome states that have beauties, wonders, and cool things galore. We often look to Hawaii, Alaska, California, or the New England states to find the coolest of the cool, but one of the states that simply doesn't get enough attention for being awesome is Wisconsin. Thanks to Milwaukee Ford Dealers, now we have some great reasons to keep Wisconsin at the top of the "awesome list".
10 Awesome Views Of The Seattle Space Needle
Did you know the Space Needle in Seattle was built to withstand 200 mph winds and a 9.1 magnitude earthquake? Here's 10 great images of the structure courtesy of Nissan Seattle
For Donut Day: A Dozen Donut Facts
Just in time for June 1 (which happens to be National Donut Day), this graphic is both creme filled and covered with sprinkles. We would have loved to have seen a baker's dozen, but 12 facts about donuts will have to do.
The World's Biggest Heists
Heists are often the topic often the topic of fiction that intrigues the masses. Movies such as Oceans 11 and The Thomas Crowne Affair sparked our imaginations and made the thieves into heroes. The three heists in this infographic made heros out of nobody and cost tens, even hundreds of millions of dollars.
A Field Guide To Surviving Internet Users
The web is a dangerous place.
The Small But Beautiful Los Angeles Skyline
Despite the millions of people that live in Los Angeles, the skyline is rather small compared to other major cities. Los Angeles County has plenty of land to accommodate the population so there has never been a need to go vertical like in other places such as New York or Chicago. Still, the downtown area where it does go vertical is a site to see in this gallery compiled by Los Angeles Chevrolet.
31 Amazing Images Of The Windy City
Chicago rarely gets the attention of the bigger and even smaller cities on the coasts. As beautiful as it is, most look at it as loaded with hustle and bustle but not really a "sight to see" in the Midwest. These images compiled by Chicago Toyota show the windy city in a nice light.
To 'Stache Or Not To 'Stache
In America and around the world, many man (and some women" are faced with the dilemma of deciding whether or not to wear facial hair. The 'stache question is an important one as it says a lot about a person. Are you a 'stacher?
Fire And Ice: The UK's Most Extreme Weather Events
The United Kingdom, small as it is in land mass, has been known over the decades of modern weather as having some extreme conditions. The met office records some of the UK's most extreme weather patterns. Here are a few that hold the current weather records. Click To Enlarge.
Keanu Wonders About Oedipus McFly
Take away the fact that he's the youngest of 3 kids, it's actually a pretty good question. She was aware that his name was "Calvin Klein". Makes you wonder just how well she got to know him when he was passed out after her dad hit him with the car.
Can a Zombie-Repellent SUV Hold Against Tigers?
We're about to find out. (Via).
Santa's Carbon Footprint
We all know that with the end of December quickly approaching that Santa is busy getting everything set for his worldwide tour. The boots he has to fill sure can leave a large footprint behind, so we took a look at Santa's environmental impact, and tried to see if we could help him run a slightly more eco-friendly operation. (Via: Ethical Ocean. H/T: Automotive SEO)
Soup of the Day for Chuck Norris
When you're that badass, chicken noodle just won't do. (via: Top Cultured)
Spookamole and Other Halloween Treats
Halloween is considered to be one of the oldest holidays that is celebrated around the world. Here in the U.S., Halloween is the third most popular party occasion behind New Year’s Eve and the Super Bowl. Adults and kids alike will carve pumpkins, dress up in costumes, and throw parties. Click to enlarge.
An Illusion So Impossible I Had To Double-Check in Photoshop
Most optical illusions are cleverly placed but believable enough that once you get an explanation, you believe it. This one was so impossible, I had to pull the image into Photoshop just to double-check. Via.
How What We Eat Affects Productivity
According to the flagship study released on the subject by the International Labour Organization (ILO) in 2005, our nutrition habits have a direct impact on our productivity. In fact, the World Health Organization says that adequate nourishment can raise national productivity levels by 20 percent! This begs the questions: What foods are brain foods and drain foods? And how can employees be encouraged to pursue a healthy diet? Click to enlarge.
Fashion and Finance: How We Spend to Look Good
The last gasp of summer is here, which means many will be packing up their flip-flops and tank tops and trading them in for new jackets and sweaters. We opened up Mint.com’s data vault to get a better idea of just how much users are spending on their clothing purchases. U.S. Minters spend on average $161 on apparel purchases, but many city-dwelling users spend significantly more and also make more frequent shopping trips than the national average of 1.9 transactions per month. Source: Mint - Via: Automotive SEO.
Post 9/11 Effect On Travel
The 9/11 attacks have had a long lasting effect, particularly on travel. Here is a look how travel has changed in the past 10 years. Click to Enlarge.
Everything You Never Wanted To Know About Haggis
Why would anyone choose to eat this? Here's the inside scoop on Scotland's most famous dish. Click to enlarge.