An aerial view of the Pima Air & Space Museum, Arizona
In this week’s “around the web” segment, ThisBlogRules shows you a bird’s eye view of planet Earth, thanks to the glorious wonders of Stratocam, a website created by ex-Google employee Paul Rademacher that allows users to vote for the most outstanding aerial images of our planet as captured by Google Earth’s satellite photography; the results are positively mouth-watering. Speaking of mouth-watering, we also take a look at how exactly it is that those crafty advertisers make that pathetically thin, sloppily assembled Whopper you get with your French fries look like a burger hand-crafted by God himself. All that, plus more!
Interesting Facts About Praying Mantises via EnvironmentalGraffiti
If Movie Posters Were Sarcastic via Cracked
Google Earth Uncovers Globe’s Hidden Marvels via RT
The Top 10 Sunrises Around the World via Huffington Post
11 Ways Advertisers Make Food Look Delicious via Mental Floss
I’m curious, I recently learned of a profile that was created falsely on one of the social websites I won’t name. I was suspicious that the person was not real so I used a combination of TinEye and the Google Reverse Photo Imaging site to uncover the various times these images had been used. However I have been given pictures that I uploaded from the same person and cannot find using these search engines and feel someone else’s photos have been stolen claiming to be someone else entirely. Most of the pictures are consistent with the same two people in the photographs but I guess since they were not used in some advertised form they are not searchable? Is it possible to search “real” photos to verify if they are attached to someone else’s social website?
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