lucy pinder pose: September 2010

Prince of Stunts' Extreme Action : Pulling Car With Eyelids

This Chinese Stuntman do the most extreme stunts by pulling a 1.5 tons car with his own eyelid. how come li dasheing pull those car by his eyelids?? Li Dasheng is known as one of the greatest Chinese performers. He's amazing stunt by pulling a car with his eyelids really amaze me.

Known as the "Prince of Stunts" , 22-year-old Li Dasheng is famous for being able to perform over 30 kinds of Qigong, an ancient Chinese meditation art, as well as several other stunts. On April 16, he shocked the audience, outside the Boying Art Museum, in Xuzhou, China, when he pulled a vehicle, with his eyelids.

The Chinese performer put 2 curved hooks, onto his lower eyelids, and attached them to the frame of the 1.5-ton-heavy car. He managed to pull the vehicle nearly three meters.

Some of Li Dasheng's previous include having a drilling machine drill into his temple and ripping apart a metal basin, with his bare hands. well there's so many great stunt performed by a chinese people such as the stunt performed by Xiao Qinglian.

Here's another picture of Li Dasheng the owner of the World Strongest Eyelids.

Rare White Crow

I thought that white crows did'nt really existed. But they do! And they look beautiful.

Beware of This Little Green Frog!

This frog looks so cute in the first picture, but this little fellow eats anything it can kill.

Vincent Enyeama - The Laziest GoalKeeper in World Cup 2010

This goalkeeper from Nigeria seems to be the calmest soccer player on the World Cup 2010. Sadly, there is not award for being the calmest goalkeeper; otherwise Vincent Enyeama had all chances to win it.

Kevin Scott's Bendable Bicycle

This bike design from British designer Kevin Scott is a bendable bicycle that you can literally wrap around a lamp post or a pole. It certainly will stop thieves from targeting your bike. The young Industrial Designer used a ratchet system built into the frame of the bike to make it possible to wrap the bike around a pole. The bike bends to lock onto itself, there's no need for a chain, a regular bike lock will be able to secure the frame and both wheels. His main objective was not just to secure all bike's components within the lock, but also to allow the bike to be stored in small spaces. A very cool bike design, indeed!

Source: dailymail

Princess Juliana International Airport ( St. Maarten)

Built in 1942, initially as a US military airstrip during World War II, Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA was transformed into a civil airport in 1943. The first civil flight was carried out by Royal Dutch Airline KLM with the "Kolibrie" on December, 3 1943.

In 1964, the Airport was remodeled and relocated. A new terminal building and an operational Control Tower were constructed; the runway angle was changed to a heading of 090/270 degrees with a length of 1400 meters.