Posted May 27, 2012 at 3:23am in yes bob ross queue do you hear that everyone who says they can't draw bob ross believes in you
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“Those people, in the portrait. They look so…familiar.”
screeeEEEEEEEEECH
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Posted May 26, 2012 at 2:59am in Cave and Caroline meet Tenzin and Lin LoK meets Portal 2
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“For the first time in history, a private space craft was captured by the International Space Station.” USA Today Click-through for live view.
Which is nice, because the ISS has been trying to catch one for years. Traps and everything. Even offered it candy.
Here’s the live video link. To space.
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The “Game Center CX in USA” special is going to be released on DVD in August in Japan and oh my god look at the cover! When they asked for the rights to use my picture I didn’t think they’d slap the whole thing on the cover.
Available for preorder on Amazon.co.jp.
Here’s the whole story of how this picture first reached their hands.
I cannot count the number of ways in which this is super rad.
A Message For Everyone
PREACH, SAILOR MOON.
This has been VALUABLE LIFE LESSONS with Sailor Moon.
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After Travolta’s travails, I’d better get ahead of this and publish the picture before the Enquirer does.
Honest to God, this remains one of my absolute favorite segments from the entire run of the show.
If you had in this chair some of the people who developed quantum mechanics back in the 1920s or 1930s, and you said to them, ‘What is this stuff gonna DO for us?’ they’d say ‘Probably not much, we’re trying to understand molecules and atoms, very far from everyday life.’
But the fact that you have a cell phone, the fact that you have a personal computer, the fact that there’s wondrous medical technology that’s saving lives around the world today all relies on the integrated circuit, which comes from quantum mechanics.
Quantum mechanics are responsible for something like 35% of the Gross National Product. Which is just to say fundamental research at a given moment in time can have big implications when you allow it to mature.
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Cosmologist Brian Greene, in an interview with The Daily Beast.
Investing in basic science must be disconnected from traditional returns, and instead viewed as an investment in the intellectual capital of tomorrow. It’s hard to put a price tag on inspiration, and Goldman Sachs has yet to write an algorithm to predict the science of the future.
Check out his Newsweek cover story “Welcome to the Multiverse” including the rest of the interview.
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Posted May 23, 2012 at 2:39pm in science brian greene quotes cosmology news daily beast newsweek multiverse
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Technically Grover is a “monster,” but this isn’t what we originally had in mind.
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Manueluv and I are convinced Agent K is Coulson’s father. Hell, MIB is even owned by Marvel.
I agree with this.
Hm, yes. I will accept this.
YES ACCEPTABLE HEADCANON
Ahahaha, awesome. Headcanon accepted here, too. ^_^
Hot Toys Avengers figurines… amazing.
Get me a Black Widow and a Banner/Hulk two-pack, please.
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