
February 28th, 2009 | Category:
music
Here’s some incredible popping and locking from Poppin Hood of Germany.
It’s one of my favorite solo routines I’ve seen in a while.
Be prepared to see the man act like a clock!

February 25th, 2009 | Category:
animal kingdom
At first glance you may mistaken “Barreleyes” (Macropinna Microstoma) to inhabitant landscapes like Planet Degobah. This animal’s cranium is completely transparent, allowing it to view potential predators from extreme angles.
Such as directly through the top of its head.
The Barreleye has extremely light-sensitive eyes that can rotate within a transparent, fluid-filled shield on its head. The [...]

February 24th, 2009 | Category:
technology
Robotics firm Little Island claim they can create a tiny likeness of anyone even replicating the sound of your voice.
To make the so-called ‘Look A Like’ doll, the company only needs to receive a photograph of the subject and six weeks later they will send you a doll doppelganger.
Despite the simplistic features, the insides are [...]

February 23rd, 2009 | Category:
fashion
It was that time again in New York…
Marc Jacobs
Libertine
Temperley London

February 22nd, 2009 | Category:
politics / economics
A montage of public comments at Santa Cruz City Council and the County Board of Supervisors. This is great for character studies….such an interesting cornucopia of different personalities.
Fantastic.

February 21st, 2009 | Category:
games
Shepard’s whereabouts? A Geth sporting an N7 insignia? Haha. All that this intrigue does is get me excited for what’s next. There are some good speculations already buzzing at the Mass Effect community forums.
Bioware has already announced that you will be able to transfer your character experience and profile directly into the [...]

February 20th, 2009 | Category:
culture,
science,
technology
A perplexing array of geometry has been located 3.5 miles below the surface of the ocean. Could it be the long lost city heralded in myths of centuries past? Thanks to Google Earth adding new ocean mapping features, the question is now being pursued on a new platform.
The satellite image captured from Google Earth
The [...]

February 14th, 2009 | Category:
music,
television
This is one show I always looked forward too. The opening music is catchy and inventive with a twist of disco. I would hum this to myself whilst coloring farm animals with crayons many moons ago.
My three favorite parts are:
When the bird of prey is being pet on the neck.
The toad uses it [...]

February 13th, 2009 | Category:
politics / economics
There’s a growing rift between legislatures at the state and federal level. What started as only a few could grow to over half of the United States advertising separate identities under the constitution. It will be interesting to see how this situation plays itself out. Keep your finger on the pulse.
Click on [...]

February 11th, 2009 | Category:
science,
technology
Imagine a future in which everything from cars, to planes, even the monitor you are reading this blog entry…constructed from paper. If the manufacturing process is seen into successful implementation, we could have a material potentially 500 times stronger than steel, and 10 times lighter within our lifetime.
Ben Wang, a professor of industrial [...]

February 8th, 2009 | Category:
movies,
personal
I’m a big fan of all the Godzilla flicks, so today the Mrs. and I thought it would be….wait, let me rephrase that. “I” thought it would be fun to finally watch the glory that is Godzilla 2000.
Just be happy you weren't around after the spicy meal….
The included party were quickly converted from [...]

February 2nd, 2009 | Category:
music,
science
Here’s a set of lyrics to shift your brain to knots within knots on some fundamentals of chemistry. This would have been choice for those classes in 10th grade if I had to take them over again.
Lyrics:
I can do anything
Neutron, proton, mass effect, lyrical oxidation, yo irrelevant
Mass spectrograph, your electron volt, atomic energy erupting
As [...]