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Karl Lagerfeld Flys In A 265-Ton Glacier | Inhabitat

Karl Lagerfeld imports glacier for Chanel catwalk in Paris. I know this is really wasteful but I also think it is pretty amazing.

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Comments { 0 } · March 14, 2010

Antarctic 50′ Blood-red Waterfall Of Primordial Ooze – GOOD

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Check this out. Click link for more pics.

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Comments { 0 } · March 7, 2010

Three Glacier Ice Records, Played Until They Melted

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See link for pictures and a recording from one of the three records.

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Comments { 0 } · February 24, 2010

Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Cauldron Malfunctions

If you were closely following the opening ceremonies of the Olympic games on Friday night/Saturday morning %u2014 you might have been taken back to the 2000 Sydney, Australia Summer Olympics, when the Aussie cauldron simply refused to climb a slope.

A similar situation ensued tonight in Vancouver. To describe in words, the cauldron in completion was to be composed of four legs which would rise from the Olympic Stadium%u2019s floor to meet a central cauldron at the center of the stadium floor. Unfortunately, after an awkward five minutes, only three of the four legs arose, leaving a 3/4-completed cauldron, if you will.

Bluntly, the look on Wayne Gretzky%u2019s face (along the with the 3 other final torch-bearers) was priceless. Surely something not to be forgotten.

NBC%u2019s fairly stringent with Olympic content on the web, but if we come across video, we%u2019ll post it up.

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Tags: cauldron, Olympics, torch, Vancouver, vancouver 2010, vancouver winter olympics

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