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lucynic83:

There’s a fly in here… 

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lucynic83:

There’s a fly in here… 

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jtotheizzoe:

World Science Festival 2012

Hey NYC folks, looking for something to tickle your neurons this weekend, expand your knowledge horizons, or give you brain fodder for your next date so you can see if he/she shares your love for science while simulataneously impressing them with your worldly nouveau-Renaissance intellect? The World Science Festival is all over town today through Sunday (June 3).

There will be events covering everything from neuroscience to cosmology, panels and salons galore (the French intellectual kind, not the hair kind), family-friendly hands-on events for the kids, and of course a good opportunity to see Alan Alda or Levar Burton in public … because when do you really get the chance to do that?

Not in NYC? Rest easy, there’s a whole mess of webcasts to follow from the comfort of your own pants-optional home.

Go! Get out there and learn.

njwight:

Hovering hummer…

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Yealll!

love this woman live!!!

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supersonicelectronic:

Doug Webb.

livfoxx:

What a lovely idea! I like how they made the cones into a chandelier.

DIY Ruffled Fabric Ice Cream Cones from Icing Designs

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spokeart:

Wes Anderson’s latest film, Moonrise Kingdom, is now out in theaters! New York and Los Angeles saw their debuts last week, and nationwide roll out is just around the corner.

San Francisco will see the debut of the film on Thursday, May 31st at the Metreon, help us spread the word and enter our official contest for a Moonrise Kingdom gift pack!

To enter the contest, simply reblog this post on Tumblr for your chance to win an official Moonrise Kingdom gift pack, which includes shirts, patches, a canteen and a cooler! Five winners will be chosen at random. View all the prizes here.

If you want to attend the free screening of Moonrise Kingdom at the Metreon in SF tomorrow (Thursday, May 31st) just shoot an email to MoonriseRSVP@gmail.com for free tickets!

jtotheizzoe:

Written In DNA

I mean that quite literally. Harvard nanosculptors have developed a technique to stack “bricks” of DNA (essentially small sequence blocks) into defined shapes. By altering which DNA tiles go into a mix, different complex forms can be assembled, including these letters, numbers and characters!

Check out Ed Yong’s full post written in the genotypeface, and his full piece at Nature News.

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