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You Have Never Seen Van Gogh's Paintings Like This Before...

Art student Serena Malyon decided to try applying a digital version of tilt-shifting on various artists’ works, and discovered that Vincent Van Gogh’s style worked perfectly, The resulting alterations make Van Gogh’s paintings sprint to life.

20 Funny Cat Comics Every Feline Pawrent Will Relate To

Cat owners are familiar with certain undeniable truths, such as the fact that cats want attention until they suddenly don't, or their ability to wake you up at 4 a.m. while sprinting around the house and demanding food.

Warning! Avoid These Exercises If You're Over 50

Sprinting While it’s a good idea to occasionally increase the intensity of your workouts, suddenly starting sprinting after age 50 could be a recipe for disaster. According to Holland, “some people can do a 7-minute mile after age 50, but most benefit more from a slow and steady pace.”

This Street-Legal Dragster Will Pop a Wheelie at Launch

It’s said to be able to sprint to that speed in a mere 2.3 seconds. Nevertheless, this is still a car that has air conditioning on board. Just 3,300 Demons will be built, with 3,000 of them destined for the US market, and the remaining 300 destined for Canada.

Trim Your Thighs with these 10 Easy-to-Perform Exercises

And adding intensity workouts like jumps and sprints will enable you to burn calories long after your workout. 1. Split Lunge Jump Start in a lunge position. Lower your body toward the floor, about 4 to 6 inches. Then spring upward, jumping as high as you can.

Ferrari Has Just Announced Two Limited-Edition Speedsters!

This immense grunt, combined with a lightweight aluminum and carbon fiber chassis, will likely make both the SP1 and SP2 capable of sprinting to 60 mph in under three seconds. Keep your foot on it and the speedo’s needle will hit 125 mph in 7.9 seconds before accelerating on to a 186 mph top speed.

What the Olympic Games Were Like Back in 1896

Females compete in the 800-meter sprint in 1922. 16. Left: American swimmer Johnny Weissmuller prepares to compete in the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam. Right: Canadian athlete Ethel Catherwood poses for a photo after winning the women's high jump in the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam. 17.

18 Historical Photos Brought to Life in Glorious Color!

A young French boy sprints down a Parisian street carrying a baguette, captured by French photographer Willy Ronis in 1952 14. The interior of an Imperial Airways plane from 1936, Britain's first commercial airline 15. An 1898 photograph of the oldest house in Hamburg, Germany, built in 1524.

8 Curious Facts About Cheetahs You Probably Didn’t Know

Cheetahs often restrict their chases to 1,000 feet (305 m) because sprinting rapidly generates more body heat than they can dissipate by breathing and sweating. Upon completing a chase, the cheetah takes a break of about 30 minutes to catch a break. 2.

18 Pictures of Dancing Cats to Brighten Your Day

And don’t even get us started about their random sprints around the house, or those creepy moments they stare at a point behind your shoulder in utter horror. One thing no one can dispute is that our feline friends have got some serious moves. Don’t believe us? Check these dancing cats out: 1.

It's Unbelievable To Think That This Car Is Road-Legal!

Although it’s unknown just how fast the Valkyrie will be at this point, it is expected to be able to sprint to 200mph from a complete standstill in under 10 seconds, and reach a top speed of 250mph. This is aided by the car’s incredibly light weight, which is just 2,271lbs.

10 of the Largest Living Birds in the World

These birds can also sprint incredibly fast – about 50 km (31 miles) per hour. Cassowaries are curious and have been known to attack humans, too, at times. In 2019, a 75-year-old man in Florida was attacked by his pet cassowary and the injuries were so severe that he later succumbed to them.

10 Things You Should Consider Doing Every Morning!

Exercise for 10 Minutes Some quick exercise in the morning will help to increase your mental processing speed – and you don’t have to do any heavy-lifting or five-mile sprints. For example, you can take a quick walk around the block, do some yoga, or a few rounds of push-ups. [related_articles] 3.

Let's Take a Moment to Admire a Peaceful Creature.

But when they need to, they are able to 'sprint' for short bursts of up to 30 kph (20 mph). This spectacular photo won 2nd place at a recent national wildlife photography contest, and was taken at the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge.

This is All You Need to Know About Saving for Retirement!

It’s a marathon and not a sprint. You’ll not make money every year, so let the averages play out over time. You should consider dollar-cost averaging. It’s pretty simple. You put money in your investments on a regular and consistent basis.