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Colors. We’ve seen them. We’ve had to recite them. We know them. We use them each and every day. You probably know your basic colors such as red, green, blue, yellow, orange, pink, purple, and possibly many more. You may know that the primary colors are red, blue, and yellow and that they can’t be made through the mixing of other colors. You may also know secondary colors, those created by mixing two primary colors, such as purple, green, and orange.

But, there are surely some colors that you’ve never heard of or maybe even seen, thanks to Crayola and the growing popularity of online use of RGB codes as well as Hex codes for layouts and design. Below is a list of colors you may not know exist. You’ve maybe seen them a few times before, but it’s safe to say you don’t know their names.

Malachite is probably a color we’ve all seen, but never known by its…
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The geeky game of Pacman and their ghosts are reasonably famous for many decades, and even I’m also a true big fan of the game and used to play with great fun from the beginning. But I didn’t understand that Pacman can create such a craze among the people to develop…
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2. You can easily get away with auto theft (plus shooting, etc) just by appealing to the officer’s ego.

3. After being left out on the roof of a hotel and… (continue reading…)

So you’ve been blogging for a while but you’re starting to hate it? You thought you could make easy money and order a brand new 24″ iMac to replace your old Windows Me PC in less than a month or two? Don’t wait for the south pole to melt, drop it, there are better things to do.

I came up with different statistical patterns observed through researches I’ve made on the subject and you might be suffering from the… (continue reading…)

From the inception of civilization, man has always aspired to go up near the clouds through his elevating handiworks. The modern sky bars that we see towering over some of the major cities of the world are an evidence to man’s love for heights. These not only serve as stunning structures kissing the skies but also attract visitors with a sweeping view of the surrounding urban stretch. Here is a list of the top ten sky bars of the world for all who have a crave for dizzying heights:

1. State Tower Sky Bar, Bangkok (63 floors)

View of the Shangri La and the Chao Praya River from open air restaurant, Sirocco at the Bangkok State Tower

Photo from Ian T Edwards

The Dome at State Tower looks gorgeous because of its heady height and… (continue reading…)

Odaiba Water Illumination is a light show which takes place towards the end of each year in Tokyo. This year, at a huge fountain images were projected into the water spray creating a fantastic sight.

Odaiba is a large artificial island in Tokyo Bay, across the Rainbow Bridge from central Tokyo. It was initially built for… (continue reading…)

When they aren’t saving the world from chaos and destruction, super heroes are just normal people too and what guy can’t relate to the flash in the third picture? (continue reading…)

Candles have cast a light on man’s progress for centuries. However, there is very little known about the origin of candles. Although it is often written that the first candles were developed by the Ancient Egyptians who used rush lights, or torches, made by soaking the pithy core of reeds in molten tallow, the rush lights had no wick like a candle. It is the Romans who are… (continue reading…)

Do you wonder sometimes how bad it would be if anyone read your mails? They would probably find out that you are cheater, a friend basher maybe even a racist. So a friendly advice to you is to protect your gmail account from your loved ones and even from yourself. Cause you never know when someone will try to make you open your gmail account by force. And lets face it, you are not used to physical pain so you’ll pretty much give up all of your secrets with… (continue reading…)

Skype stranded Rob out in the wild. People phoning him using Skype or a landline could ask him anything. Watch the video… (continue reading…)