The Raw Story | Scientists find active ’super-thermite’ in WTC dust
The Raw Story | Scientists find active ’super-thermite’ in WTC dust
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- Gap Kids November 9, 2009Snapped on Powell yesterday afternoon…
- I don’t know if this will work. October 21, 2009
- Fabric Moleskine's notebook covers November 9, 2009For those who can't tell which notebook is which, Memi, "Une Italienne à Paris" has come up with a range of handmade covers."In order to distinguish them, seeing that they so many that colours are not enough, I'm used to customise my Moleskine notebooks either making little stamps on them or crafting fabric covers that, more than pro […]
- 30 Fiction Writing Tips That Will Make You A Better DM (part 3) November 9, 2009In the spring of 2007 I did not work. I wrote. A lot! This was before I started writing for Dungeon Mastering. I was writing a novel (which is still just a draft). Writing fiction is tough, but it’s also fun and rewarding. For me it was also a great learning experience. I polished skills I had only used subconsciously: crafting complex character, creating un […]
- Jugend magazine gallery November 8, 2009How much more fabulous can it get? There’s a whole website devoted to the magazine Jugend (19th century and early 20th century), with galleries of covers, ads, and histories. Posted by Jaleen Grove on Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog | Permalink | 2 comments Tags: art nouveau, arts and crafts, jugend, jugendstil, Magazine, publishing, Victorian […]
- November Spawned A Few Monsters November 7, 2009This is a mesh of monsters I have been working on. I've always loved the gathering of images like this so I thought I'd try it out.
- Animated stereoviews of old Japanese photos November 7, 2009Awesome blog Pink Tentacle says, “In the late 19th and early 20th century, enigmatic photographer T. Enami (1859-1929) captured a number of 3D stereoviews depicting life in Meiji-period Japan.” See more cool Japanese stereoviews over at Pink Tenticle.(Thanks, DangerousMinds)
- Health care battle continues... Grayson SLAMS the responsible irresponsible assholes. November 6, 2009Taking it to'em, this is how Obama should have done it.from The Huffington Post:Alan Grayson Reads Names Of Dead In Republican DistrictsRep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) took to the floor Wednesday night to read the names of those who had died from lack of health insurance in Republican districts.Grayson also read stories from his website Namesofthedead.com, w […]
- Rapidly-Forming Rift in African Desert Could Become an Ocean [Mega Geophysics] November 5, 2009Four years ago, a volcano opened this massive crack between the African and Arabian tectonic plates in Ethopia. New research shows it could be the beginning of a new ocean shoreline. According to New Scientist: The magma inside the volcano did not reach the surface and erupt as a fountain of lava – instead, it was diverted into the continental rift undergrou […]
- WoW Fifth Anniversary Sweepstakes November 5, 2009If you're a resident of the United States, Canada, or New Zealand, kindly whack yourself on the head as a show of solidarity for other players who don't qualify for the World of Warcraft Five Year Anniversary Sweepstakes. If you are a resident of the aforementioned countries or are some Asian or European or Other-Unqualified-Country-an willing to s […]
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