Oli Lemieux training trampoline wall Dralion Cirque du...
Rated • 5 reviews • gymnastics, video • youtube.com
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opperator
Last seen: 18 hours ago
opperator is a 30 year old guy from Thegreatwhitemountain, Nebraska, USA
Knowledge is limitless. Our lives are limited, but to pursue the limitless with the limited is dangerous. -Chaung Tzu but fun! -Me
Sheeps, made from phone cords and ollllld phones.
Everyone looking for Fuko Ueda click here! Currently my favorite painting in the world, mostly because of the color and the weird nature of the painting.
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Selling the Sizzle Even Though It's Sushi - New York Times
Rated • 1 review • restaurants, weird, body sushi, strange, weeeeirrrd • nytimes.com
ok, im all for weird things, ... but this takes the cake for this month.
Body Sushi.
I am not necessarily promoting this, i think it is the objectification of womens bodies. But it is interesting enough to blog about.
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http://www.hannahtoes.co.uk/new-bike.html
Rated • 1 review • bicycling, bicycle security, bicycle security lighting, bicycle security system, bike theives • hannahtoes.co.uk
This is a rather ingenious way of securing your bike. 1) It is a good rack to lock your bike to, but more importantly
2) The rack has colored LEDs. When you park your bike you swipe your card, the light goes from green (ready to be used) to Orange (in use). If someone comes by and starts messing with your bike the motion sensor goes off and the light turns to RED, IE someone is trying to steal this bike!
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A Tale of Two Battlestars - Battlestar Galactica
Rated • 10 reviews • mythology • battlestargalactica-wiki.com
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AAEC - Political Cartoon by Stephanie McMillan, Minimum...
Rated • 1 review • internet, conservation, enviromental • editorialcartoonists.com
The Internet! It's not just for breakfast anymore.
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Green Shoots from Brown Fields: Scientific American
Rated • 6 reviews • energy industry • scientificamerican.com
From the page: When the Bethlehem Steel mill in Lackawanna, N.Y., finally shut its doors for good eight years ago, it took away thousands of jobs and left behind a polluted and unsightly mess.
But in 2006, while the idle grain elevators and coke ovens sat rusting on the banks of Lake Erie, something unexpected happened. Wind turbines began springing up on a 30-acres section of the former Superfund site in this Buffalo suburb.
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Group Processes in Social Change
Rated • 1 review • cyberculture, social capital, social networks, social activism, network analysis • blogspot.com
From the page: "How do technological changes affect society and social groups? What are the important social mechanisms that are made possible by the technology? What are the implications of those mechanisms for collective action, network development and individual participation? "
