Saturday, May 19, 2012
This Knowledge is Too Powerful to Fall Into the Wrong Hands
Better not post it on the internet or anything....
Justin's Floodlight
David Thorne is at it again. He's my hero.
From: Justin Flecker
Date: Sunday 6 May 2012 6.52pm
To: David Thorne
Subject: Lamp
I received your note but you cant go onto other peoples property and take things, that's trespassing. Massanutten is a wooded area and I installed that light for security. It's a safety issue. I can't help it if some of the light goes across the road, close your curtains if it bothers you.
From: Justin Flecker
Date: Sunday 6 May 2012 6.52pm
To: David Thorne
Subject: Lamp
I received your note but you cant go onto other peoples property and take things, that's trespassing. Massanutten is a wooded area and I installed that light for security. It's a safety issue. I can't help it if some of the light goes across the road, close your curtains if it bothers you.
Friday, May 18, 2012
A School of Devil Rays
The group of Munkiana Devil Rays were spotted in Baja California Sur, Mexico, by German conservation photographer Florian Schulz. He described how he was able to capture his jaw-dropping image named Flight of the Rays:
"During an aerial expedition I came across something I had never seen before. Not even my pilot, who has surveyed this area for 20 years, had seen anything like it. As we got closer we started to discover its nature: an unprecedented congregation of rays. The group was as thick as it was wide, all heading towards the same direction. I have asked around why this took place but no one has been able to explain it to me. After such a unique sighting, I realise there are so many marvels in the oceans that we are yet to understand"
[telegraph.co.uk]
FaceBook Needs a STUPIDITY Filter
According to theCHIVE, Facebook could use a "stupid" filter. I tend to agree.
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| No, it's not Michigan. |
I'd Hate to Step on That in the Dark With Bare Feet!
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A Lego skyscraper created by a group of 4,000 kids and assembled in Seoul, South Korea has broken the world record for tallest Lego structure, measuring 105 feet tall.
Kids who won a contest in celebration of Lego’s 80th birthday were allowed to help assemble pieces of the 50,000-brick tower, which was completed at an anniversary event on May 13.
Once the final piece was added — by the Crown Prince of Denmark riding on a cherry picker, no less! — the structure edged out the previous record by 31 centimeters.
[dvice.]
How Common is Your Birthday
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Looking at the dark splotches from July through September tells us a lot about what people are doing in the cold winter months between November and January, doesn't it?
Source: nytimes.com / via: thedailyviz.com
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