This beautiful installation of umbrellas was recently spotted in Águeda, Portugal by photographer . Almost nothing is known about the artist behind the project or its significance, but it's impossible to deny the joy caused by taking a stroll in the ...
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Okay, technically it was written by Twitter user @dragonflyjonez, but it was uploaded to Snoop's Instragram. Regardless, the list is accurate - the bitch does indeed have a dancing horse.
SWITL Moving Sol-Gel Materials While Preserving Their Shape http://www.diginfo.tv/v/11-0121-r-en.php DigInfo TV - http://diginfo.tv 7/6/2011 FOOMA JAPAN 2011...
AN INTERVIEW WITH SIMON DE AGUERO, TALIESIN APPRENTICE The definition of "shelter" for many people typically means four walls and a solid roof overhead. This is often especially the case in extreme environments like the desert. Every attempt is usual...
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Yesterday we told you about the biggest scientific breakthroughs of 2012. But now we turn our attention to those developments that make us realize just how futuristic things are quickly becoming.
The Lifeboat Foundation has a special report detailing their view of the top ten transhumanist technologies that have some probability of 25 to 30-year availability. Transhumanism is a movement devoted to using technologies to transcend biology and e...
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If you have a kief press, you can turn out little hard pucks of solid kief, which can be smoked or saved for a special occasion.
A building under construction in downtown San Jose, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley.(Photo credit: Wikipedia) Why would anyone with a mortgage and family leave a stable job at a big company to go work for a start-up that has a less than 1%...
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A surprising aerodynamic innovation in wind turbine design called the 'wind lens' could triple the output of a typical wind turbine, making it less costly than nuclear power.
Several thousand years ago the evolution of social organizations in the form of cities brought a new dynamic to the planet that seems to be uniquely human: People actually do walk on average faster in larger cities whereas heart rates...