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We pass by so many boring, ordinary, and thoroughly uninteresting landmarks in our everyday life. Most of us tune them out, but a group of students in Germany transformed this dull electric tower in their town into an undeniably beautiful work of art. There’s no ignoring this as you ride along the road. The students cut out vibrant pieces of Acrylglas and affixed them all along the tower to create a collage of gorgeous stained glass. The project, titled Leuchtturm (“Lighthouse”), was completed in 2010 at the Klasse Löbbert and it has been brightening up the small town road in Hattingen, Germany ever since. Take a look!
(H/T: Colossal) It’s so simple, but it completely changes your perspective. Feeling inspired? Share with your friends below and see if they wanna tackle any urban artwork projects in your neighborhood!

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Comedian Patton Oswalt on Wednesday was busy “deleting” a series of risqué tweets and issuing apologies to the offended parties.
http://twitter.com/#!/pattonoswalt/status/464083989943173120 http://twitter.com/#!/pattonoswalt/status/464085515528970241 http://twitter.com/#!/pattonoswalt/status/464087491507539968 http://twitter.com/#!/pattonoswalt/status/464089880377569281 http://twitter.com/#!/essdog26/status/464088613991747584What’s the occasion?
http://twitter.com/#!/coolsexguy/status/464088054030819328 http://twitter.com/#!/pattonoswalt/status/464096546917580800 http://twitter.com/#!/pattonoswalt/status/464137468766191616 http://twitter.com/#!/FenixDy/status/464118593102168064 http://twitter.com/#!/bigplastichead/status/464084518903619584 http://twitter.com/#!/Rawnzilla/status/464146103043358720Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/05/07/patton-oswalt-apologizes-for-deletes-series-of-offensive-tweets/
Disturbing news out of San Diego this morning:
http://twitter.com/#!/mchastain81/status/368042959628804096Absolutely repulsive.
http://twitter.com/#!/RightWingNerd/status/368043448244256768 http://twitter.com/#!/Cameron_Gray/status/368042971418996736 http://twitter.com/#!/tollie/status/368043086552637441There will be a press conference this afternoon at 1 p.m. PT.
http://twitter.com/#!/10NewsMecija/status/368043642654425088 http://twitter.com/#!/BigadShaban/status/368044578391076864At what point will San Diego and Democratic apologists decide that enough is enough?
http://twitter.com/#!/StarChamberMaid/status/368044506987253760 http://twitter.com/#!/ForecasterEnten/status/368046248794025984 http://twitter.com/#!/Driveswift/status/368045966063980544Editor’s note: This post has been updated with additional tweets.
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Update:
Just awful:
http://twitter.com/#!/fusionaddict/status/368103609306591232 http://twitter.com/#!/TBMento/status/368104141773484033 http://twitter.com/#!/10News/status/368104523413610496 http://twitter.com/#!/mchastain81/status/368106149733621760Enough.
http://twitter.com/#!/RBPundit/status/368105954216116225***
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The balcony is closed.
— Ken Jennings (@KenJennings) April 4, 2013
The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting that Ebert has died after a long battle with cancer:
It is with a heavy heart we report that legendary film critic Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) has passed away
— Suntimes (@Suntimes) April 4, 2013
Young Roger Ebert twitter.com/pourmecoffee/s…
— pourmecoffee (@pourmecoffee) April 4, 2013
Ebert was an entertainment industry power player for decades. He will certainly be missed.
Enjoyed At The Movies, so RIP Roger Ebert
— Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) April 4, 2013
R.I.P. Roger Ebert
— Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) April 4, 2013
Ebert was my favorite reviewer. I could usually tell if I’d like a movie from his reviews, even if my verdict would be different than his.
— Frank J. Fleming (@IMAO_) April 4, 2013
The great duo of Siskel and Ebert, together again. RIP @ebertchicago
— Miké (@ThePantau) April 4, 2013
As a family we watched Siskel & Ebert. It was so much fun. Only critics I fully trusted.
— Your Redness (@mchastain81) April 4, 2013
#Rip @ebertchicago Your reviews were wonderful, even moreso cuz u kept them unbiased. In fact,until twitter I was unaware of your politics.
— ℣(@ViolettaVexed) April 4, 2013
I rarely saw a movie at the theater before reading Roger Ebert’s review. Sad he’s gone.
— Brandon Kiser (@Kiser) April 4, 2013
RIP Roger Ebert. agreed 0% on politics, but we shared the same cancer. don’t wish that treatment on anyone. can be beaten other ways #hewitt
— Duane Patterson (@Radioblogger) April 4, 2013
Just got breaking news email that @ebertchicago has died. He will be missed despite my pol disagreements w him.
— Aaron Worthing (@AaronWorthing) April 4, 2013
Oh no! RT @evien: Infinite peace to Roger Ebert, to whom critics and art lovers of all kinds owe a whole lot.
— Hillary Crosley (@HillaryCrosley) April 4, 2013
RIP Roger Ebert. Huge loss for lovers of film, great writing and Twitter.
— Bill Weir (@BillWeirABC) April 4, 2013
RIP Roger Ebert.Prayers for his family and friends. Didn’t always agree with him, but always found his reviews interesting & fun.
— EdMorrissey (@EdMorrissey) April 4, 2013
Been a Roger Ebert fan since I started following movies. So sad to hear of his passing. One of great critics. Wonderful writer, loved film.
— Jon Ralston (@RalstonReports) April 4, 2013
Our thoughts are with the family of @ebertchicago. Rest In Peace. #ThatsAWrap
— Hating Breitbart (@HatingBreitbart) April 4, 2013
Roger Ebert 🙁 As a kid I used to love to watch him and Siskel and later Roeper give the thumps up/thumps down. RIP.
— brittney caan (@brittcaan) April 4, 2013
RIP Roger Ebert.His love of movies was infectious.
— Rick Folbaum (@RickFolbaum) April 4, 2013
RIP the inspiring Roger Ebert. One of the greats.
— Anthony Bourdain (@Bourdain) April 4, 2013
Roger Ebert has died. He defined modern film criticism. He leaves a huge gaping hole.
— Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) April 4, 2013
I’ll confess I hated Roger Ebert’s politics, but for many years now, I’ve loved his film reviews. I will miss them greatly.
— Glen Asbury (@glenasbury) April 4, 2013
#Ebert: So smart about movies, so brave about cancer, so wrong about politics. RIP, and thanks for all the great reviews. @ebertchicago
— Stephen Green (@VodkaPundit) April 4, 2013
RT @luke_johnson @arstrasser: Ebert’s last written words: “I’ll see you at the movies”
— Amanda Terkel (@aterkel) April 4, 2013
Our thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones. R.I.P.
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Giggling madly. What happened to spark that? Oh, just this:
http://twitter.com/#!/gretawire/status/498798367745777664Sizzler, but a total fail!
http://twitter.com/#!/Cameron_Gray/status/498794919457456128And an excellent question:
http://twitter.com/#!/Cameron_Gray/status/498811648988413953Boom.
While hilarious and true, it seems Hillary Clinton forgot about a little something.
http://twitter.com/#!/WildBill4701/status/498767770507812864 http://twitter.com/#!/ArchieMustard/status/498851312818077696But, hey, what difference does that make, right?
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Plenty of celebrities have weighed in with their reactions to Michelle Obama’s speech to the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night. Would you believe Cher hated it? No, wait, that was Chuck Woolery. Is everyone else in line?
@michelleobama Our transcendent tru heroine,keep speaking the truth,as u always do…strongly,proudly.We cannot get enuf The truth will out
— Ellen Barkin (@EllenBarkin) September 5, 2012
I'm. for once, speechless. First Lady Michelle Obama epitomizes beauty, grace, intelligence, class, and warmth. Proud.
— Terry McMillan (@MsTerryMcMillan) September 5, 2012
Can u imagine the sick feeling in the gut of every Republican right now after witnessing the last 80 minutes of The Beatles in Charlotte?
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) September 5, 2012
dont make me cry @michelleobama dont u do it
— Kevin McHale (@druidDUDE) September 5, 2012
We are so lucky to have a first lady such as @michelleobama she inspires me; a nation's mom with solid value http://t.co/fpL2Egpu
— Adrian Grenier (@adriangrenier) September 5, 2012
Wow. I love her.
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) September 5, 2012
I love her…
— Minka Kelly (@minkakelly) September 5, 2012
#MichelleObama First Lady of the USof A…WOW!!! In tears & moved! America is so fired up & proud!! #DNC
— Gabrielle Union (@itsgabrielleu) September 5, 2012
Michelle Obama speak on first lady SPEAK ON Tell everyone where we have come from, how we as Americans fought for the Rights we r entitled 2
— Whoopi Goldberg (@WhoopiGoldberg) September 5, 2012
Beautiful speech @MichelleObama !! You are an incredible role model to so many!! #dnc2012
— Julie Benz (@juliebenz) September 5, 2012
My First Lady is First class all the way. That speech was inspiring. She is everything I aspire to be. @MichelleObama http://t.co/Sz7Wy1kD
— Amber Patrice Riley (@MsAmberPRiley) September 5, 2012
Michelle Obama straight killed it for me. Super girl crushing on the first lady! "so young…so in debt"; me too! #DNC2012
— Elizabeth Banks (@ElizabethBanks) September 5, 2012
Michelle Obama's words and thoughts at DNC were very moving. Resonated deeply with me.
— Janelle Monae (@JanelleMonae) September 5, 2012
Such a beautiful and powerful speech!!! Real! Honest! Emotional! Passionate! Thank you First Lady @MichelleObama
— Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin) September 5, 2012
@MichelleObama beauty, grace class personified.
— lisa rinna (@lisarinna) September 5, 2012
Hollywood does love a good fairy tale.
Every child should have a mother like @MichelleObama! Beautiful soul. She proves Fairytales are anything but..
— Aubrey O'Day (@AubreyODay) September 5, 2012
Update/Correction: An earlier version of this post included a tweet from a Chris Rock parody account. That tweet has been removed.
This morning, Twitchy introduced you the tale of the “Kill Kendall Jones” Facebook page:
Facebook has standards. And 19-year-old Kendall Jones’ searching pictures break those requirements, a spokesperson for myspace and facebook informed Mashable … When Juneau Empire reporter Matt Woolbright spotted the “Kill Kendall Jones” Twitter page, he reported it as “harassment” and a “credible threat of physical violence.” But as Woolbright had been informed, the web page doesn’t break Facebook’s criteria.
Since our tale showed up, stories in regards to the “Kill Kendall Jones” web page have actually made an appearance in the Washington Times, The Examiner, and countless other websites. Yet the incendiary Facebook page continues to be up.
http://twitter.com/#!/seliharris/status/486939238802665472 http://twitter.com/#!/WaynesterAtl/status/486884581392404480 http://twitter.com/#!/JOEFREDERICKIII/status/486882762691837952 http://twitter.com/#!/JGreenDC/status/486982802500780032Twitchy has reached off to Twitter for opinion.
http://twitter.com/#!/TwitchyTeam/status/486986629890834432We’ll inform you if we get a response.
Associated:
Past porn celebrity who lived with Charlie Sheen says hunter Kendall Jones lacks morals
Reality star Joanna Krupa sooo want to see ‘trash’ Kendall Jones on safari ‘without her weapons’
Actress Michelle Rodriguez fantasizes about going all ‘Wild West’ on ‘b*tch’ hunter Kendall Jones
Hey, ‘Kendall Jones haters,’ MTV star Chet Cannon has a concern for your needs
‘#ISupportKendallJones’: Pro golfer John Peterson checks his principle on Kendall Jones haters [pic]
Find out more: http://twitchy.com/2014/07/09/facebook-still-hasnt-taken-down-kill-kendall-jones-page/