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Tropical Island Infinite Photo →

nationalgeographicmagazine: Click on the yellow rectangle and dive into a mosaic of hundreds of pictures of marine and terrestrial species found on the South Pacific island of Mo‘orea. Double-click on an image to see more information about it. Keep clicking to move deeper into the Infinite Photograph. Photographs courtesy the Biocode Project and National Geographic contributing photographer...

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My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2011-3-27) →

John Grant (24) Girls (18) The Extra Lens (12) The Mountain Goats (12) J Mascis (10) Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

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Mar 27th

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Watch

pitchfork: J Mascis flies into an oven, gets eaten (and then thrown-up) by a rabbit, and rides a levitating toothbrush in this animated video for “Not Enough” directed by Chad VanGaalen.

Mar 26th

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Scott Adams (Dilbert), deleted post

tinysprout: kissingunderspiderwebs: Scott Adams wrote this post today, March 7 2011, on his blog and then deleted it. The topic my readers most want me to address is something called men’s rights. (See previous post.) This is a surprisingly good topic. It’s dangerous. It’s relevant. It isn’t overdone. And apparently you care. Let’s start with the laundry list. According to my readers,...

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Distinguishing blue from green in language →

bestofwikipedia: The English language makes a distinction between blue and green, but some languages do not. Of these, quite a number, mostly in Africa, do not distinguish blue from black either, while there are a handful of languages that do not distinguish blue from black but have a separate term for green. Also, some languages treat light (often greenish) blue and dark blue as separate...

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