Saturday, January 31, 2015

heart melter

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Would You Like A Skull With Your Breakfast?

If the answer is yes, then you will love these amazing unique Egg Art rings & presses from the crazy folks at Fred Homewares.

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So, About That Huge Discovery Last Year About the Young Universe..

Well, this is disappointing. A team of astronomers announced last year that they thought they had strong and direct evidence for cosmic inflation in the extremely early Universe. But, after follow-up analysis, it turns out the evidence is far weaker, and it appears inconclusive one way or the other. Bummer.

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afraid of losing

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Is It Summer Yet?

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Friday, January 30, 2015

Grumpy Pug

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Fortune cookie

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Why do some people take pleasure in cruelty?

If you had the opportunity to feed harmless bugs into a coffee grinder, would you enjoy the experience? Even if the bugs had names, and you could hear their shells painfully crunching?
 And would you take a perverse pleasure from blasting an innocent bystander with an excruciating noise?
 These are just some of the tests that Delroy Paulhus uses to understand the “dark personalities” around us. 

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What we’re reading

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Best. Decision. Ever.

Vackor was found in an abandoned suburban backyard along with three other puppies.
 It was cold and they had almost nothing to eat as their mother was really weak.
Fortunately, talpitoo found them just in time and today, all of them are happily adopted.

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The Surprising Lives of Carnivorous Plants

Tropical biologist turned photojournalist Christian Ziegler spends a lot of his time documenting the world’s rain forests and has a particular place in his heart for the leafy inhabitants of these beautiful and complex environments.
Here he shares photographs from a trip to Borneo.

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Safe in Mother's Arms

Photography by Tom Gillespie 

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Pair of Ice Climbers Are First to Ascend Frozen Niagara Falls

Nine daredevils have gone over Niagara Falls in barrels and lived to tell the tale.
This week, ice climbers Will Gadd and Sarah Hueniken became the first to reverse the trip.

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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Sad

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What the contents of your fridge say about you

The contents of your fridge reveal a lot about your life, your family, your job and your standard of living. Whether it's milk, eggs, cake or meat, the food inside tells a story.

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Portraits Of Dogs, Cats And Horses

By Robert Andreas

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Smile for the camera

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Djokovic plays an insane tennis match against a M1 Abrams tank

Filmmaker and visual effects specialist Michael Shanks created this surreal video showing ATP's number one Novak Djokovic playing a crazy tennis match against a computer generated M1 Abrams tank.

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Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Brrrrrrrrr !

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How Small We Are

Jakub Polomski is a Polish photographer specializing in landscapes & travel photography.
His project called “The Scale of Nature” wanted to show how small and meaningless human being is in comparison to nature.

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Blizzard?

Well, I stayed up a good part of the night waiting for the blizzard that didn’t come. And then, at about 3 A.M., the forecast was downgraded to overcast with a chance of flurries. The kid in me was disappointed, but the part that passes for an adult was really happy that I didn’t have to shovel my driveway. I don’t fault de Blasio, Cuomo, or Christie for their abundance of caution, but enough already with the exuberant weathernoia of the television forecasters:

 Also, memo to the forecasters in their hermetically sealed TV studios: Next to one of those humongous touch-screen displays, install a window.
  By Bob Mankoff
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Bacon and eggs

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This Cup Lets Astronauts Sip Espresso in Zero Gravity

Italy plans to send an espresso machine to the International Space Station later this year, which has prompted this innovative cup design. Astronauts usually suck liquids out of containers with tubes.
But that’s a terrible way to drink fine Italian coffee. Espresso should be sipped from an espresso cup. This cup developed by researchers at Portland State University can permit precisely that, even in very low gravity.

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Nude Descending a Staircase

Calvin and Hobbes

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