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Been using it for a while now, and I’m loving it!

Reblogged from W i l l y W a l l y — Art & Design blog of Brian William Walline:

So, I’m in a video game gallery show in Chicago in February, and thought I would post a few concepts I’m working on… starting with a Halo / Super Mario Bros Mash-up.  SMB is —shockingly— the fist/oldest video game I can remember playing, back on the ol’ NES.  Halo, is for all intents and purposes the “newest” game I play.  And look!  I’ve mashed them up! The next idea is a full blown, almost comic style Mario going all “Mission Impossible” on us.  This is the first of several ideas that center …

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Dovi Kacev grew up in South Africa and San Diego. A longtime La Jolla surfer, Dovi is finishing up a joint SDSU-UC-Davis Ph.D. in Ecology. For the past 11 years he has carried out research on shark ecology and conservation which has allowed him to study sharks in the wild in San Diego, Baja California, and the Caribbean. Serge Dedina: As a surfer who grew up in South Africa where there are a lot of sharks, why did you choose to make your life’s work the study of the ocean’s apex predators? Dovi Kacev: From …

I’ve always been as fascinated by sharks as I am terrified. I might or might not have recently committed to do a shark cage dive with Matt and other members of our team during a future meetup. :)

When we got him (Oct 10th 2010), Ted used to fit on half a couch cushion. We’re now 3.5 months later, and two are barely enough. He’s now 70lbs at 5.5 months old. :)

Reblogged from The Gappuccino ~ g caffè ~:

By Neeraj Bhushan Do you know our Earth didn’t appear blue in NASA’s first satellite images! But times have changed. Look at this “Blue Marble 2012” – as NASA (US government’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration) calls it and claims it to be the most amazing high definition image of Earth so far. Earth as a ‘Blue Marble’ was first snapped by the crew of Apollo 17 in 1972 and that image has always been one of the most famous photos ever taken, for we all then suddenly saw the world …

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Only in Montreal. :)

Reblogged from SIXAND5 – Inspiration webzine:

Behind Photographs is a superb project by photographer Tim Mantoani. For the past five years, he has been making portraits of noted photographers holding one of their favorite or most iconic images. Neil Leifer’s image of Muhammad Ali standing over a knocked-out Sonny Liston, Harry Benson’s epic photo of The Beatles having a pillow fight and Steve McCurry’s famed portrait of the Afghan Girl from the cover of National Geographic to name a few. At the bottom of each Polaroid, the photographer has been asked …

Floating Points Ensemble – Post Suite – YouTube.

Really digging @floatingpoints' music. Found him via @ninjatunehq's "Ninja Tune XX Vol. 2" compilation, which is also awesome (as is vol1).—
Stephane Daury (@stephdau) January 24, 2012

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Made the trip home with only a couple pieces broken