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A revised version of David Bowie's Space Oddity, recorded by Commander Chris Hadfield on board the International Space Station.



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Tags: Art, Science, Music, Video

May 14, 2013



Just some random photos from my latest trip up to the Vancouver.



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Tags: Gallery, Photography, Travel

April 28, 2013



If I had a bunch of freetime this is eaxtly what I would do with it.



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Tags: Arduino, Design, Funny, Video, Science, Nerdy

April 25, 2013



Here's google's surprise doodle, just for my cake day!



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Tags: Funny

April 20, 2013



Star Trek Into Darkness - Official Trailer #3 (HD) Benedict Cumberbatch



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Tags: Movies, Nerdy, Trailers, Video,

April 16, 2013



At first this video seems really amateurish but I was actually quite surprised at the level of special effects and choreography in this video.



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Tags: Funny, Games, Video

April 7, 2013



Daft Punk has brought in some serious talent for their newest album 'Random Access Memories'. Check out the featurettes below!



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Tags: Music, Video

April 5, 2013



A quick little time-lapse video of riding the ferry to Bremerton.



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Tags: Video, Photography, Life

April 1, 2013



"Do you fancy Billie Piper sir?"



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Tags: Funny, Nerdy, Video

March 19, 2013



From Huffington post - 

BOSTON (Reuters) - Scientists are still sorting out the details of last year's discovery of the Higgs boson particle, but add up the numbers and it's not looking good for the future of the universe, scientists said Monday.

"If you use all the physics that we know now and you do what you think is a straightforward calculation, it's bad news," Joseph Lykken, a theoretical physicist with the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois, told reporters.

Lykeen spoke before presenting his research at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Boston.

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Tags: Science

February 19, 2013



From dailymail - 

 

With images of castles precariously balanced on craggy rocks and huge wooden houses supported by stilts straddling a ravine, these photos look they've captured a dream world. But despite the surreal atmosphere, these pictures are all real - they've just been very cleverly stitched together. Artist Jim Kazanjian delves through a pool of 25,000 images to carefully piece together photos that, while completely distinct from each other fit, neatly together to create a bizarre world.     Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2272405/Inside-mind-mad-architect-Surreal-images-buildings-world-created-using-thousands-digital-pictures.html#ixzz2KKUt7Qeo  Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook


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Tags: Art, Photography

February 8, 2013



If you're a fan of trippy 80's-esque soundtrack style musical stylings... then you're probably the one other person out there who has the same tastes as me. Anyway, Com Truise, the king of 80's style atmospheric-trip-funk has released an new album, 'In Decay'. 

Open by Com Truise on Grooveshark



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Tags: Music

February 4, 2013



I know it looks nasty but I think I would have enjoyed going to school here.   Via CNN.com-   "At the southern edge of Kyoto University's Yoshida Campus in Kyoto lies a tree-shrouded, sprawling and ramshackle wooden building. It is decrepit and sometimes even interweaved with overgrowth. But this building is no ruin. It's the Yoshida-ryo dormitory -- a bewildering anachronism in a city based on the idea of living history.   Nearly a century old, and looking every day of it, Yoshida-ryo is very likely the last remaining example of the once common Japanese wooden university dormitory. This building was built in 1913. Organized from the very beginning to be self-administering through a dormitory association (寮自治会), the students themselves have been responsible for selecting new applicants for residency. This autonomy, however, came under full-scale assault in 1971, when the Ministry of Education began a policy of regulating or closing dormitories, which were seen as "hotbeds for various kinds of conflict." University authorities first tried to close Yoshida-ryo completely in 1979, and after failing to overcome opposition over the next 10 years finally closed the Western Yoshida-ryo across the street."

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Tags: Games, Japan, Nerdy

February 4, 2013






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