Amazing Miracle and Succesful Plastic Surgery


It is about plastic surgeries that made people better and were quite successful. Plastic surgery is a medical specialty that deals with the correction or restoration of form and function. While famous for aesthetic surgery, plastic surgery also includes two major areas: body modification and reconstructive surgery. The word “plastic” derives from the Greek plastikos which means to mold or shape, and its use here is not connected with the synthetic polymer material known as plastic

“In Romania is a TV show with people who have different defects and by participating on the show the defects are corrected by cosmeticsurgery, dentistry, even wardrobe is changed.
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World's Most unusual and crazy Sports


We have featured about dangerous cleaning service before, you know that you need an ultra bravery to do that job, and now how about the World's Most Dangerous Extreme Sports?? do you wanna see and know what sports was categorized into this World's Most Dangerous Extreme Sports

Are you into extreme sports? Whether you’ve actually partaken or just have a macabre fascination, extreme sports (also known as “X Games”) are the most entertaining of all sports - and at times the craziest (or dumbest depending on your opinion). Even if you think some of these people are crazy or downright stupid, you have to watch. There are roughly a hundred extreme sports that I’m aware of, but I’ve come up with a great list of the most brutal of them all.

Ultimate Fighting




Ultimate fighting usually refers to one huge annual event called the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship). The organizers use to promote this event by calling it “no hold barred” fighting and it was pretty much the truth as is there were basically no rules.People would enter the ring and more times than not the loser would leave the ring on a stretcher - or worse! It didn’t take long before politicians stepped in and said it was too brutal and even called it “human cock fighting”. This probably wasn’t far from the truth. So they had to stop the production. Of course, the sport itself continued, but not legally until the organization altered the rules.

Today the UFC is very different from before it was modified, but it’s still brutal enough to hold your attention. The organization no longer calls it “no holds barred fighting” but instead refers to it as “mixed martial arts” or MMA.

Freestyle Powerisers Stilts


This is an up and coming extreme sport where you wear these things on your feet that are sort of a cross between low stilts and pogo sticks. The idea is to do stunt with them. It sounds a little boring until you see it.

BASE Jumping




BASE (Building, Antenna, Span, Earth) jumping is where you jump from fixed objects such as cliffs and mountains with the aid of a parachute or a parachute and a wing suit. This extreme sport was derived from skydiving, but is more dangerous because its typically performed at much lower level giving you less of a window to open your parachute. Also, a BASE jumper travels at a lower speed which gives them less aerodynamic control tan skydivers.

Wing Walking



I’m not so sure that wing walking would qualify as a sport as much as it is a stunt, but it’s certainly “extreme”. Some people do refer to it as an extreme sport and it’s extremely dangerous, so it made the list. Wing walking is the act of walking out onto a wing of an airplane while it’s in the air. This actually didn’t start as a sport, but as a necessity as the first wing walker, Omer Locklear walked out on a wing with the airplane in flight during World War I to repair some damage.

I guess after that, people saw it or heard about it and said, “Hey wouldn’t that be fun”. Hell, no! But we have enough crazies that do think it’s fun and it doesn’t stop the rest of us from watching. We now see wing walkers at air shows doing stunts such as handstands and hanging by their teeth!

Freestyle Motocross


Freestyle motocross (or FMX) is the sport in which you use a motorcycle for stunts and tricks such as flips, like the back flip, double back flip and the whip flip. This has increased in popularity throughout the years, butthe sport is very dangerous and if it’s one that you plan to partake in, you also should plan on getting some broken bones.

Aggressive Inline Skating



Aggressive inline skating is a sport where stunts and tricks are done on inline skates. It’s sort of a take off on the stunt skateboarding, but the people use inline skates instead. Give some people wheels and a shoe and they go crazy! This actually looks like a lot of fun and they do some crazy stuff.

Extreme Skiing



The name says it all. This is a form of skiing where the skier goes down very steep hills or on rough terrain. This is awesome to watch and it looks like it would also be great to try, but you know what they say. It’s always fun until someone gets hurt.

Ice Climbing



I definitely wouldn’t have thought to try this one. It takes a special kind of person to look at an ice foundation such as a frozen waterfall or a mountain covered in ice and say, “Gee, I’d really like to climb that”. The cold, frigid truth is thatpeople find a lot of adventure in this. I guess they’ve never heard of global warming.

Sky Surfing



I’d like to know what genius thought that it would be a good idea to take their surfboard and jump out of an airplane with it. I just picture some drunk surfer saying to his buddies, “Dude, I wonder how big the waves are up in the sky”. From this, the most sober of them all invented sky surfing. In reality, it’s a type of skydiving where a board is strapped to the diver’s feet. They usually do stunts or acrobatics on it on the way down.

Bungee Jumping


We all know what bungee jumping is. It’s when you jump off of a tall fixture tied to a large rubber band and hope to God that it doesn’t break! This, of course has been very popular for years and there have been a lot of accidents associated with bungee jumping, but there also has been a lot of success.

Skydiving


Skydiving has been around since before the airplane, believe I or not. In fact, it goes way back to the end of the eighteenth century when a Frenchman by the name of André-Jacques Garnerin made the first parachute and jumped out of a hot air balloon with it in 1797. Of course, in World War I, skydiving was used in their missions. As we know, skydiving is still very much existent in our military today.

We also have tons of thrill seekers who enjoy the sport of skydiving and he even have stunt people that perform variation of the sport in air shows.

Whitewater Kayaking



When done right, this can be a very dangerous sport. Imagine that you’re in a river with extremely rough water and the only thing you have to protect you is a small layer of fiberglass surrounding you and you somehow have to control it. Of course, there are degreesof the severity of the current of a river, so rivers are divided into “classes” to denote the severity. This is why I say that it’s very dangerous if done right!

These are the extreme sports that I found to be the most interesting and dangerous. Some are fairly new and others have not only stood the test of time, but been improved upon over the years. In general, I’m not so sure thatextreme sports should even be classified as sports, but rather craziness. Most of us have tried at least some extreme sports, including myself. Therefore, I think it’s safe to say that we all have a little bit of craziness in us.

The Unusual and Largest Titan Arum Tropical Flower on Earth


A Titan Arum coming into flower is as rare as it is spectacular. A plant can go for many years without flowering, and when this special event happens, the bloom lasts only one or two days. Some people travel around the world hoping to see a Titan at the moment it flowers. For botanists and the public, being “in the right place at the right time” to see one of these magnificent plants in bloom can be a once-in-a-lifetime treat. There have been only 150 recorded bloomings since records began


What is truly remarkable about this plant is that it is one of the largest, rarest and possibly smelliest flower you could ever encounter. The first European to discover the monster plant was Italian botanist and explorer Dr Odoardo Beccari in Indonesia in 1878. These massive and dramatic plants are endangered in the wild as their natural habitat is suffering from human development and encroachment and their long lifespans and rare blooming cycles make them poorly adaptable to the quickly-changing environment once man moves in. Nobody knows how many currently exist in the wild.


The plant begins its life as a large tuberous root, called a corm, which can weigh up to 200lbs. The corm grows and stores energy for up to ten years before being ready to flower. When it does a central spike grows, rising at up to six inches per day before reaching a maximum height of 9 feet. During this growing phase it appearance is rather like that of a giant ear of corn. When the growth slows down to less than an inch per day, it is getting ready to bloom. The scientific name Amorphophallus titanum, means ‘huge deformed penis’; its Indonesian common name, bunga bangkai, roughly translated means ‘corpse flower’.


The popular name titan arum was invented by the broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough for his TV series The Private Life of Plants, in which the flowering and pollination of the plant were filmed for the first time. Attenborough felt that referring to the plant by the latin name Amorphophallus on a popular TV show could be misinterpreted.


When fully opened, the gigantic flower looks like an upturned bell with frilly edges and a thick clapper in the middle. Opinion about the stench emitted by the plant is generally negative. It can remind you of rotten eggs, fish, meat, and even cheese. This is caused by sulfur compounds.


The flower first opens at night, and becomes so hot it steams, one unusual feature of this plant being that it produces heat by itself. During the unfurling of the spathe through the hours-long production of its dreadful scent, a specimen in a California hothouse raised its temperature from 68 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit, which further transmits the foul plant scent, helping to deceive carcass-eating insects into visiting the flower. As they crawl in the outer leaf closes and traps them inside. After the male flowers discharge their pollen it opens again, and in their haste to get away insects rub the pollen onto the female flowers as they pass. After fertilization, beautiful bright red fruits the size of olives appear.


After only three days, the flower dies away, but that is far from the end of the story. The single leaf produced by the tuber grows into a tree-like plant that can grow to 20ft tall and spread 15ft across, enabling the corm to begin storing energy again to be deployed years down the line. This truly remarkable denizen of the plant world is really something to see when in flower, and announcements are made by the keepers, like those at Kew Gardens, well in advance. Do try to get along and see this incredible flower when next the opportunity arises, because they really are few and far between. The biggest, rarest, smelliest flowers on Earth. Now what more could you ask?

Hilarious photography of explosive bullets power captures by U.S. artist Alan Sailer



Rat-a-tat-tat: A handful of cocktail stirrers shatter as artist Alan Sailer fires a rifle at them, capturing every step of the carnage
Wham: A bullet erupts through a tin of Spam luncheon meat

Light show: The bullet (left) is pictured just moments before smashing the lightbulb (right)

An expert at high-speed photography, Mr Sailer takes the pictures in a dark room positioned around 20cm from the target.

The camera, which features a unique home-made flash, is set at a one-second delay.

Mr Sailer, who describes the process as 'beyond dangerous', says: 'The special item is the flash. It is a home-built unit based on the design of Harold Edgerton. The flash is about .5 microsecond in duration and runs at 17,000 volts. It is beyond dangerous, it's deadly.'
Half time orange: A citrus fruit explodes on impact

The flash is triggered when the pellet from a rifle travelling at about 200 metres per seconds passes through a laser beam. Its the same principle as those beams that set off a chime when you walk into a store,' he added.

'The camera is set at one second and an f-stop of 9-13 depending on the reflectivity of the subject. The flash stops the action. The one second gives me time to click the camera shutter with one hand while I pull the trigger on the rifle with the other.'


Five a day: A carrot and a banana are distorted beyond recognition during the shoot

Vices: A bottle of vodka and a lipstick feature in a different kind of shoot-out

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