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Macs are so hard to use.
If you use a Mac (and iOS devices), you really should be using 1Password.
NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg is a self proclaimed crafter. A week ago she made a stuffed dinosaur from scraps on the space station. The little T-rex is made from the lining of Russian food containers and the toy is stuffed with scraps from an old T-shirt. While many toys have flown into space, this is the first produced in space.
Photos: Karen Nyberg, via CollectSpace
So awesome. Just so awesome.
Gedeckte Brücken, Strassburg by Wolfgang.Grilz on Flickr.
Some Good Rules to Live By by maczter on Flickr.
Here’s Boba Fett made out of 144 pixels.
That’s not counting his awesome jet pack flames and the sand he’s kicking up.
By Alex Griendling / Blog / Twitter
Chief Mountain, Montana by loraineltai on Flickr.
Slave 1 in Pixels
Created by Alex Griendling
Artist comment: “After making Boba Fett earlier this week, I had a few requests to take a crack at Slave 1. So, here’s Boba’s ship in all of its bounty hunting glory. While Boba measured 25 pixels high, Slave 1 stands 40 pixels tall”.
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P1280090 Chief Mountain, Montana by AlbertaScrambler on Flickr.
Avalanche Lake by Marko Stavric on Flickr.
Many Glacier Sunrise by Jeff Pang on Flickr.
“Sunrise from the Many Glacier Hotel on Swiftcurrent Lake. Glacier National Park, September 2013.”
Bridge explosion sequence by rarvesen on Flickr.
“Bridge demolished with explosives in Marble Falls, Texas.”
Nothing so strongly impels a man to regard the interest of his constituents, as the certainty of returning to the general mass of the people, from whence he was taken, where he must participate in their burdens.
–George Mason, speech in the Virginia Ratifying Convention, 1788
If only there were means available to ensure Congresscritters always returned to the general mass of people and had to live exactly as the general mass do.
Lightning from the Wedge by Summit42 on Flickr.
“This is a 10 min stack taken a few nights ago at the Wedge Overlook in the San Rafael Swell … at one point I counted 24 strikes in just 30 seconds.”
Beautiful and amazing.
Pitigliano by Guido Barberis on Flickr.
Taipei 101 by gregg_chen on Flickr.
The Discovery Channel program I saw on the construction of this tower was fascinating, especially how they dug down and anchored it to the bedrock to help wind sway, etc.
