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Jemande is a male name given in the Garifuna island of St.Vincent. A rough translation of it is to learn something new every day: the concept of Jemande personifies general knowledge.
The dome didn't work. How long before someone suggests dropping a bomb on it?
blue stork
via ree
Awesome bike, via reddit.
Scroll down to witness the awesomeness of geocities-izer and blingee in action together.
gross. especially the bacon spouse.
patricia t oconnor said bird songs changed over time (less than 100 years i believe). she cited the thrush. this is all i could find that relates to her statement.
nasa images of the volcanic ash cloud
pixels
- via theo on facebook
The tetris bit is my favorite part.
I just realized the search term (in quotes) "haploid zombie" doesn't return very many hits. Good name for a punk band.
two women try to sneak dead john lennon onto airplane. i thought paul was the dead one. real life weekend at bernies, sunglasses and all. i think i got this right.
worse quality than hulu but no commmercials. walken snl census bit
Probably this has been posted before, but just in case: bird of prey animated gif. Damn.
great life story of these amazing art collecters
http://www.herbanddorothy.com/
gave it all away inc this 50 x 50
http://vogel5050.org
....skinny
Sam O'Hare tilt shift NYC video. Make sure you watch the HD full screen version. Trust me. (via kottke)
I'm looking for DMT10 recipes, and only found a couple. Where they hiding? In particular, I need the carbonara if it's available. I'm going to steal it for a meal on Friday. If it's not available, it should be easy to find something on the interwebs.
I guess pancetta should be my choice of protein. Guanciale may be a bit hard to procure.
Last week I located the new Red-tailed Hawk nest at One FIth Avenue. Now the photographers are on it.
Venison sous vide for the second time in a week. This time at Masa's. This could be habit forming.
Following a surprise $7 million donation left to Lake Forest College by 1931 alumnus and "secret millionaire" Grace Groner, many are wondering about the generous woman who lived so modestly in one of the richest Chicago suburbs.
Groner worked as a secretary at Abbott Laboratories for 43 years--where she made a $180 stock purchase in 1935, the Chicago Tribune reports. She reinvested the dividends over the years, and at the time of her death--at the age of 100--it was worth $7 million.
Groner's lawyer was one of the few people who knew about her fortune, the Tribune reports:
She lived in an apartment for many years before a friend willed her a tiny house in a part of town once reserved for the servants. Its single bedroom could barely accommodate a twin bed and dresser; its living room was undoubtedly smaller than many Lake Forest closets.
Someone at Reddit started a "funniest picture on the interwebs" contest. I kinda like this one. I suppose it works better if you're a geek who's familiar with the O'Reilly technical book series.