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July 27, 2011
by James Reyes
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Four-foot wide house under construction in Poland

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At just four feet across, this is one of the thinnest bachelor pads around. I have to admit, the thought of living in a place like that makes me feel claustrophobic. What if there is a fire? It seems like an intriguing … Continue reading →

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Categories: Architecture | Tags: Centrala, Four-foot wide house, Poland, Warsaw | Permalink

July 16, 2011
by James Reyes
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Not-so-starry night over Dubai

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Here is a really great photo today at NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day site. Click to enlarge. A starry night over the city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates is really not so starry. In fact, the Moon is the only celestial beacon to … Continue reading →

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Categories: Architecture, Photos, Science, Technology | Tags: Astronomy, Dubai, Khalifa Tower, Moon, United Arab Emirates | Permalink

June 30, 2010
by James Reyes
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The new Marina Bay Sands hotel in Singapore

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It looks like three buildings with a ship stuck on tip. From Wikipedia, Marina Bay Sands is an integrated resort fronting Marina Bay in Singapore. Developed by Las Vegas Sands, it is billed as the world’s most expensive standalone casino property … Continue reading →

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Categories: Architecture | Tags: Marina Bay Sands, Singapore | Permalink

November 5, 2009
by James Reyes
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The vomitorium myth

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It is a commonly held myth that the ancient Romans had rooms called vomitoria for the purpose of, well vomiting. The myth holds that the Romans would have lavish banquets and the guests would indulge in excessive amounts of food … Continue reading →

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September 11, 2009
by James Reyes
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Two thousand year-old remains of Emperor Vespasian’s house discovered

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The Telegraph reports: The archaeologists have unearthed reception rooms, colonnades, mosaic floors and traces of a hot bath complex at a site in mountainous countryside near the town of Rieti, north of Rome. The villa is close to the ancient … Continue reading →

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