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secretofdurablepigments:

Spectacular Libraries in Europe.

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iambicarousal:

strangecares:

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neil-gaiman:

In which Amanda, in her Kickstartery joy, pays tribute to my SFX awards acceptance speech for The Doctor’s Wife.

Which, since I got my honorary Doctorate the other week, I suppose she is also, these days.

HOW CAN A PERSON BE THIS CUTE

I knew I recognized the person spinning around on the Battle Green yesterday!

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No shit. Just Lexington pride. I was sitting outside Cary Library reading and eating a sandwich, and I saw someone spinning around whom I vaguely recognized. I figured it was someone from my high school, and returned to my reading. Turns out I was right on that count, actually, though off by some years. Amanda is a co-graduate of LHS, and I’m pretty sure we even had the same drama teacher (Hi Mr. Bogart!).

iambicarousal:

neil-gaiman:

In which Amanda, in her Kickstartery joy, pays tribute to my SFX awards acceptance speech for The Doctor’s Wife.

Which, since I got my honorary Doctorate the other week, I suppose she is also, these days.

HOW CAN A PERSON BE THIS CUTE

I knew I recognized the person spinning around on the Battle Green yesterday!

staceythinx:

The Atom Ukulele by Celentano Woodworks

I must have this ukulele.

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Say hello to my new favorite mug. I found this little guy peering out from the bottom shelf of Black Ink.

I have to use him in conjunction with a teapot, because he gets too hot to hold if I make tea in him directly, but that’s ok, as I am not operating in a teapot-less environment.

You can’t see it in this picture, but he has a little tail on his back.

hyenabonz:

A collection of some of the best art tutorials I have ever come across

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sagansense:

What if materials could defy gravity, so that we could leave them suspended in mid-air? ZeroN is a physical and digital interaction element that floats and moves in space by computer-controlled magnetic levitation.
by Jinha Lee, in collaboration with Rehmi Post, and Hiroshi Ishii
leejinha.com/zeron
tangible.media.mit.edu

My friend AJ is attending MIT in the fall, and I’m going to blackmail him into getting me into the lab where they keep this so I can futz around with simulated antigrav.

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A beautiful animated short with a lovely score. Check it out.

My friend Abe’s Improv group performing in DC.