Stuntwoman Leigh-Anne Vizer is held by a 4.5 metre King Kong hand 300 metres above the city of Melbourne during a photoshoot at the Eureka Skydeck, the tallest building in the southern hemisphere, in Melbourne, Australia. The King Kong show is set to open in June in Melbourne.

Picture: Scott Barbour/Getty Images

Source : telegraph.co.uk

6Scott Barbour, Getty Images, Architecture, Cityscape, Landscape, Film, King Kong, Eureka Skydeck, Leigh-Anne Vizer, Melbourne, Australia,

An aerial view of the course ahead of the Volvo World Match Play Championship at Thracian Cliffs Golf & Beach Resort in Kavarna, Bulgaria. There could be a few lost balls?

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6Warren Little, Getty Images, Landscape, Golf Course, Sports, Kavarna, Bulgaria,

Jessica Mander walks around an installation entitled ‘Catafalque’ by artist Sean Henry in the grounds of Glyndebourne Opera House near Lewes, East Sussex. The piece makes up a collection of newly installed sculptures by the artist, ahead of Glyndebourne’s 2013 Summer Festival, which will be on show around the grounds for the duration of the summer.

Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

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6Dan Kitwood, Getty Images, Jessica Mander, Sean Henry, Art, Sculpture, Public Art, Glyndebourne, England, UK,

View of the Yueyaquan Crescent Lake Oasis on China’s ancient Silk Road, near the city of Dunhuang in China’s northwestern Gansu province, on May 12, 2013.

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6Ed Jones, AFP, Getty Images, Oasis, Silk Road, Desert, Yueyaquan, Dunhuang, China,

Six photos showing the moon crossing in front of the sun (clockwise from top L) as seen from the Sydney Observatory during an annular eclipse

Picture: William West/AFP/Getty Images

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6William West, AFP, Getty Images, Science, Eclipse, Sun, Moon, News,

Afghans at the Karte Sakhi cemetery on the foot of Karte Sakhi’s Shrine in the foothills of TV Mountain in Kabul, on April 26, 2013. The shrine is the second most sacred place of Shia worship in Afghanistan.

Picture: Manjunath Kiran/AFP/Getty Images

Source : The Atlantic

6Manjunath Kiran, AFP, Getty Images, Architecture, Mosque, Landscape, Afghanistan,

Today in Hong Kong

A really spectacular image … those clouds looks rather portentous and the way the light is breaking through at the heart of the frame seems almost apocalyptic. It was taken over Victoria harbour in Hong Kong, in case you’re wondering.

Photograph: Philippe Lorez/AFP/Getty Images

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6Philippe Lorez, AFP, Getty Images, Landscape, Cityscape, Storm, Hong Kong, China,

Patrick Kane from Livingston, Scotland has been fitted with the new Touch Bionics prosthetic hand. The new i-limb ultra revolution has a powered thumb rotation along with multiple grip patterns, which enables users to perform daily activities more easily than with previous prosthesis.

Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

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6Jeff J Mitchell, Getty Images, News, Tech, Bionic, Touch Bionics, Patrick Kane, Design, Science,

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6Matt Dunham, AFP, Getty Images, News, Thatcher, London, England, UK,

NEW VIEW

The view of the Manhattan skyline from the observation platform on the 100th floor of One World Trade Center at the Ground Zero site in New York City. One World Observatory, which is situated more than 1,250 feet over lower Manhattan, will open to the public in 2015 and will include a pre-show theater, multiple spaces that allow for panoramas of the New York City region and numerous dining options. When completed, One World Trade Center will be the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere at 1776 feet.

Picture: Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Source : telegraph.co.uk

6Spencer Platt, Getty Images, Cityscape, Landscape, Architecture, One World Trade Center, Ground Zero, New York, USA,

He Has Millions and a New Job at Yahoo. Soon, He’ll Be 18.

One of Yahoo’s newest employees is a 17-year-old high school student in Britain. As of Monday, he is one of its richest, too.

That student, Nick D’Aloisio, a programming whiz who wasn’t even born when Yahoo was founded in 1994, sold his news-reading app, Summly, to the company on Monday for a sum said to be in the tens of millions of dollars. Yahoo said it would incorporate his algorithmic invention, which takes long-form stories and shortens them for readers using smartphones, in its own mobile apps, with Mr. D’Aloisio’s help. Full Story

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6Nadine Rupp, Getty Images, New York Times, Nick D’Aloisio, Tech,