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August 08, 2010
Tom Mankiewicz has died.
If you like 70s Bond, you've enjoyed Tom Mankiewicz's work. He wrote "Live and Let Die," and "The Man With the Golden Gun," and "Diamonds Are Forever."
Mediageek says it has a version of his script for "Batman."
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August 07, 2010
August 06, 2010
August 05, 2010
funny text translator
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Original text:
"Monkeys love to fling poo.
...50 translations later we get:
"Also, in my opinion!"
"Or is it...?
Original text: Monkeys love to fling poo."
...50 translations later we get:
"seduksion monkey."
August 04, 2010
August 01, 2010
Monkeys hate flying squirrels, report monkey-annoyance experts.
"Japanese macaques will completely flip out in when presented with a flying squirrel, a new study in monkey-antagonism has found. The research could pave the way for advanced methods of enraging monkeys." [Via]
July 31, 2010
Has science anything new to say about dreams?
Or is Scientific American just trying to capture the audience from INCEPTION?
July 29, 2010
Gently pulsating circles within circles ..
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Andre Michelle's AM Laboratory has plenty of musical toys and special effects to explore.
Try Color Traces
July 28, 2010
The LAST Lost SPOILER
The upcoming DVDs include a 12 minute 'coda' about life on The Island with Hurley in charge. Includes SURPRISE APPEARANCE of character not in the Finale.
Translating Stories of Life Forms Etched in Stone.
"Many of the creatures found in the fossil record from the time immediately preceding the Cambrian are so unlike modern forms that deciphering what they are and how they lived continues to challenge paleontologists."
July 27, 2010
Banana Vending Machine in Tokyo
in semi-cool semi-annoying '360 panorama' interface so you can see the Coke and Pepsi machines on the opposite wall.
July 26, 2010
A Field Guide to Typestaches
I never was happy with "curly bracket" as the name for that punctuation mark. "Typestache" sounds much more fun. Bonus content: The cops in Crime Procedural Universe have Fleshtaches. (Totally.)
July 25, 2010
Newport (Ymerodraeth State of Mind)
(SLYT) If Jay-Z came from a small town in Wales...
July 24, 2010
In 1947, as he was dying in a Warrnambool hospital,
Pooran Singh asked for his ashes to be collected and taken to India, to be scattered in the River Ganges. To respect his wishes, the funeral home in Warrnambool arranged for his body to be sent to the nearest crematorium, in Melbourne, and his ashes returned to Warrnambool to await collection and return to India. In June this year, the story about the still waiting ashes was featured in a SBS broadcast.
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July 23, 2010
Pug sings Batman theme.
(SLYT)
$#*! My Town Says
A little town in England had a problem with people stealing its sign (probably something to do with its NSFW name). So the town's new sign is carved into a "tonne-and-a-half" stone.
Editorial comment: Good idea, but I wouldn't have picked a stone that was kinda brownish in color...
Editorial comment: Good idea, but I wouldn't have picked a stone that was kinda brownish in color...
New Hypothesis for Human Evolution and Human Nature.
"It's no secret to any dog-lover or cat-lover that humans have a special connection with animals. But in a new journal article and forthcoming book, paleoanthropologist Pat Shipman of Penn State University argues that this human-animal connection goes well beyond simple affection. Shipman proposes that the interdependency of ancestral humans with other animal species — 'the animal connection' — played a crucial and beneficial role in human evolution over the last 2.6 million years."
July 22, 2010
Maybe you missed it, but Japan successfully launched the world's first solar sail craft a couple months ago.
I know I missed it. I was just looking at Wikipedia for info about solar sails, remembering the disappointment of the Planetary Society's Cosmos 1 in 2005 and thinking that surely they'd tried something since then. I don't know how I missed it, but JAXA has already successfully launched a solar sail to Venus that demonstrated the ability to change attitude by adjusting LEDs on the sail instead of physically tilting the sail.
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