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Astronomers create first realistic virtual universe

8 May 2014   0

Move over, Matrix – astronomers have done you one better. They have created the first realistic virtual universe using a computer simulation called ‘Illustris.’ Illustris can recreate 13 billion years of cosmic evolution in a cube 350 million light-years on…

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Hey Bernie, If You’re Going To Run For President in 2016, Do It As a Democrat

4 May 2014   0

Bernie Sanders has presidential ambitions. But how will he run? Maybe you’ve heard. Vermont’s Independent U.S. Senator, Bernie Sanders, might run for president in 2016. He told Time.com that America’s problems are the worst since the ‘30s Great Depression, that…

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Cats Posing Like Pin-Up Girls

30 April 2014   0

If you feature cats, they will come. That’s what Australian marketing executive, Rach Aslett discovered when she created the Tumblr titled Cats That Look Like Pin Up Girls. The original intention was to promote a Hurly Burly, a new rockabilly…

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Pornhub is giving America wood … through its reforestation campaign

30 April 2014   0

For every 100 videos watched in its “Big Dick” category, Pornhub will plant a tree. This ends soon, so get watchin’! IT’S FOR NATURE. ift.tt/eA8V8J via Grist ift.tt/1n3SEq4

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Richard Balzer’s 19th Century Optical Toy Gifs

30 April 2014   0

Forty years ago, Richard “Dick” Balzer saw his very first magic lantern – an early image projector invented in the 1600s. This encounter would prove to be the start of an intense preoccupation with early animation technology. Following this discovery, …

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Photographs Convey a Childlike Curiosity of the Natural World

30 April 2014   0

New England artist and 2009 Guggenheim Fellow Cheryle St. Onge makes large-format photographs about science, observation, and knowledge. Her pictures express the states of learning, looking, and wondering. Of her work, she writes, “When my children find a frog, put it…

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Factory farms get even grosser

30 April 2014   0

As if CAFOs weren’t disgusting enough already, now they’re spraying manure out of sprinkler systems, and it’s contaminating neighbors’ homes. ift.tt/eA8V8J via Grist ift.tt/1keQ50y

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Russian Criminal Tattoo Police Files

29 April 2014   0

Fuel Design bringen ein neues Buch basierend auf ihrem Russian Criminal Tattoo Archive raus, inklusive Deutungen der Tattoo-Codes durch Arkady Bronnikov, „Russia’s leading expert on tattoo iconography“. Vorbestellen kann man das Teil per Kickstarter. A […] ift.tt/eA8V8J via Nerdcore ift.tt/QOX4WQ

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‘Omega’, A Stop-Motion Short About a Wasteland Populated by Mechanical Animals

29 April 2014   0

Directed by Eva Franz and Andy Goralczyk, “Omega” is an animated short that combines stop motion puppetry with CGI to paint the portrait of a bleak wasteland inhabited by mechanical animals and a mysterious force named Ohm. The mechanical life…

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Breathtaking! Mesmerizing! Magnificent! You NEED to Watch Brooke Candy’s “Opulence”

29 April 2014   0

Batshit brilliant video for freak-of-the-week Brooke Candy by Steven Klein and Nicola Formichetti, featuring  New York club legends Ryan Burke and Jarrett Edwards (among others). Stop what you’re doing and WATCH NOW! The makeup will knock you out. The wigs…

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Not on App Store, A Sticker for All the Things Not Available on Apple’s App Store

29 April 2014   0

Not on App Store is a sticker, designed to look like the typical “available on the App Store” badges from Apple, that’s meant to serve as a reminder of all the things not available in any kind of App Store,…

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Satanico Pandemonium Slinks Her Way Into FROM DUSK TIL DAWN: THE SERIES

29 April 2014   0

Seven episodes in, Robert Rodriguez finally reveals his Satanico Pandemonium in From Dusk Til Dawn: The Series. And you can get a look at her in this new clip. The episode, simply titled “Pandemonium,” introduces the headlining stripper/ancient indigenous vampire,…

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Anna Gensler’s Portraits Of Men Who Objectify Her On Tinder

29 April 2014   0

Like many of us, artist Anna Gensler joined the social media app, Tinder. Like many women who are on there, she received crude, objectifying messages from men. Her way of retaliating against this unacceptable behavior was to draw the message…

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Walter Potter’s Curious Victorian Taxidermy

29 April 2014   0

In 1850, Walter Potter was 15 years old when he first began experimenting with taxidermy. By the age of 19, Potter had already created his best-known taxidermy tableaux, “The Death and Burial of Cock Robin” which was displayed, along with…

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Surreal Photos of Daily Life in Kinshasa Taken Through Trash-Strewn Puddles

29 April 2014   0

In his magical series Un regard, Kinshasa-based photographer Kiripi Katembo Siku has made a beautiful, dream-like series on Kinshasa, the capital of Democratic Republic of Congo, by taking pictures of the reflections of his city in garbage-riddled pools of water in…

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So, my child

29 April 2014   0

You want to know why we lived like footloose gypsies traveling the world in a camper van? From Adbusters #112: Blueprint for a New World, Part 1: Psycho STILL FROM PROJECT WILD THING Four years ago, my husband and I…

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Why Don’t Women Know What Men Find Attractive?

29 April 2014   0

Considering how much time we spend thinking about the opposite sex and their desires, we stink at predicting them. My husband likes to squeeze onto what I’ve been taught to call my “muffin top,” the bit of “extra” flesh just…

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Looking for a low-skill yet beautiful creative outlet? Try an expert-level coloring book… [17 pics]

28 April 2014   0

If you’re short on artistic ability but still have that craving to create something awesome, maybe you should try coloring. It’s not just for kids anymore when you’re talking about a coloring book like Between the Lines. Artist Peter Deligdisch has…

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Small Space Hacks: 24 Tricks for Living in Tiny Apartments

28 April 2014   0

Making the most of a tiny apartment is all about smart use of space, organization and multi-purpose furniture. Here are 24 examples of clever small-space hacks … ift.tt/eA8V8J via WebUrbanist ift.tt/1h7cMCO

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Russian Photographer Posts Pictures of Different Strangers in Paris Every Day For A Year

28 April 2014   0

Russian photographer Constantin Mashinskiy currently living in Paris, is documenting his experience by taking and posting stunning black & white pictures of Parisian strangers for his blog 365 Parisiens every day for a year. images by Constantin Mashinskiy submitted via…

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Walter Potter’s Curious Victorian Taxidermy

28 April 2014   0

Turning taxidermied animals into a compelling curiosity was Walter Potter’s specialty, and his wondrous animal creations allowed the once lively animals to play on for the rest of their afterlives. Walter Potter became interested in taxidermy at an early age,…

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