Sunday, December 19, 2010

Weird fun at mud festival

The Paleo is the largest Switzerland open-air music festival.Students and festival volunteers paid tribute to the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock music festival by spreading the fun of mud as it was done in 1969 in Upstate New York.According to the festival organization, the project is a “back to the earth” psychedelic inspiration and 100% recyclable
Mud is also used in medical porpuse, the health benefits that users swear by are not scientifically proven, but you know what you feel. The mud treatment is said to help clear clogged pores. Toxins are removed from the body as well. Those who suffer from pain in their muscles and joints have found relief through mud baths




So you can combine two usufull stuff in one, music festival and mud beauty and healthy treatment to heal and rejuvenate the entire body.


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Sunday, December 12, 2010

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Friday, December 10, 2010

Awesome X-Ray Photography

British photographer Nick Veasey creates beautiful art by scanning different objects with powerful X-ray machines.

In a security-obsessed world, the artist uses sophisticated technology to discover inner beauty rather than concealed dangers.









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