Day: August 10, 2017

Candle with the smell of new York compared with a stinking rat and rotten pizza The French company diptyque Paris, specializing in the production of scented candles, has published on Twitter a is a new product called “new York”. It was the occasion for numerous jokes of Internet users, according to Mashable. “The smell of the city that never sleeps…”, — was stated in the product description. NYC exclusive candle captures the scent of the city that never sleeps… pic.twitter.com/7siJFaTumF — diptyque Paris (@diptyqueparis) 5 Aug 2017 During the download an error has occurred. The publication noted that the residents of and visitors to new York know what the streets smell quite specific: everywhere waft the aroma of food, and in summer from the underground comes the sharp smell. In comments users have suggested that the candles should probably give up then, stinking rats and rotten pizza. So it smells

Family of the United States blamed United Airlines for the death of dogs The Rasmussen family from Houston, Texas, has accused the American airline United Airlines for the death of his dog due to flight delay. About this newspaper The Washington Post. As notes the edition, incident happened on Sunday, 6 August. Family Rasmussen flying dog-Lulu breed, the cavalier king Charles Spaniel and another dog named ginger in San Francisco. Pets were transferred to the cargo hold for animals. Due to the weather the plane took off two hours late. After landing side, Lulu was found dead. The owners blame for the death of your pet the delay. “There were serious problems with the air conditioning in the cabin where we sat, so we are concerned about the conditions that were in the cargo hold. And we believe that there had been negligence on the part of United Airlines”, —

Found the biggest dinosaur in the world The largest known dinosaur scientists (and generally the largest animal land) weighed 69 tons and lived about 100 million years ago. A new species of titanosaurs, Patagotitan mayorum described in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. The remains of a dinosaur first discovered by a shepherd, Aurelio Hernandez on Patagonian ranch La’m sure you in 2012. The rancher called out to paleontologists, and after 18 months they pulled out of the ground all the bones — as it turned out, six individuals. The finding so impressed the scientists of the National research Council (Argentina) that they gave a skeleton to the American Museum of natural history, where it was exhibited in 2016, when a new kind of haven’t even received a name. Only now it was called Patagotitan mayorum — in honor of Patagonia, the Greek titans and the family of