Facebook addicts spend more than a week per year on the site
telegraph.co.uk — The average person who used Facebook in each of the last 12 months has spent 70 hours 26 minutes on the site during that period, according to a spokesman from Nielsen Online, the company which conducted the research. They also calculated that the most addicted users have spent over 125 hours on the site during the last year (Submitted by swiftsurfere) More…
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Adam Lambert sings the 2012 theme song, “Time for Miracles” view!
whowillsurvive2012.com - Watch the Adam Lambert music video for the 2012 theme song. See 2012, in theaters Nov 13
Unveiled:Britain's1st Underground Mansion Designed 4 Privacy
dailymail.co.uk — Proving just how much the housing market has gone through the floor, the go-ahead has been given for Britain's first underground mansion. Developers have announced plans for a £2m subterranean property, which will be entered via an unassuming door at ground level and descend up to 50ft below. (Submitted by bettverboten) More…
Cubicle Living: The Strangest Apartments in NYC
villagevoice.com — 81 Bowery has been the home for at least a generation of Chinese laborers, men and women who work in the kitchens and on the construction sites of Chinatown. It's actually one of the longest-running and last remaining lodging houses in New York. The rooms inside are tiny, with walls about 8ft high but no ceilings, bathrooms, or kitchens. (Submitted by Bukowsky) More…
3 Cool Things About the World War II Museum's New Movie
popularmechanics.com — The National World War II Museum in New Orleans recently debuted its newest attraction: an immersive film called Beyond all Boundaries, full of bells, whistles and warplanes, that goes to great lengths to make you feel as if you're in 1940's Europe. (Submitted by AmyVernon) More…
The Legacy of Saddam’s Architecture of Fear [+ PICS]
environmentalgraffiti.com — Environmental Graffiti put together a great set of images and a very interesting article. Empires rise and fall, but the physical foundations they lay remain like ghosts. Fifty years ago Baghdad had just three public sculptures. But what has become of this architecture of fear since the fall of Saddam? (Submitted by alanocu) More…
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