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Astronaut Steve Swanson, who is currently serving as commander of the ISS, designed original artwork for the Expedition 40 crew patch which pays homage to Star Trek.

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Get you best paper, cut a circle and fold it so that the circumference falls on a fixed point inside. Repeat, using random folds. Now see the creases. This is how you paper-fold an ellipse.

Photograph purportedly shows a man named Brian Peppers who was a registered sex offender in Ohio.

Account describes entrepreneur Sam Walton's efforts to evade paying his employees minimum wage.

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William Anastasi - Transfer Copy, 1968

Here's a post you never want to see on your Facebook page. In other news, there is a Facebook group called "Team No Hoes." You learn something every day. "She was absolutely devastated. That is the most private of private medical information that was posted on Facebook and went out to a group on Facebook that had a huge dissemination," the woman's attorney says. "For an employee of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center to post that information on a social media device that millions of people have access to, it's above and beyond the law and that's why we feel that they're responsible." Comments

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caz-tiel:

hothaute:

Imagine you’re like in a party and somebody tells you “somebody died fast we need to go to the funeral” and you’re just like

what the fuck kind of scenario is that

a gatsby party

BUT I GAVE YOU EVERYTHING!

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kitsunehaku:

koolaidicecubes:

Wait what

Hold on a second what

PLOT TWIST. I did not see that coming.

Bless the Maker and His water.
Bless the coming and going of Him.
May His passage cleanse the world.
May He keep the world for His people. 

Richard 'Rik' Mayall (7th March 1958 -9 June 2014) BBC Obit here

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i saw a TED talk about increasing a very small thing by 4%

Where is Robot Dog?

When most people board a plane they’re usually leaving home. But not if you’re Bruce Campbell, an innovative engineer who rejected the standards of traditional housing and decided to engage his flight of fancy. He purchased a retired Boeing 727, complete with wings and landing gear, for about $220,000 and situated it in a suburban wooded area outside Portland, Oregon. After many years of work the plane is now a makeshift home with electricity, a shower and kitchen. It’s like a young boy’s dream come true!

Want your own airplane home? “You need to acquire two things: An airliner, and suitable land to host it.” Well, it may not be quite that simple but Campbell has a how-to guide on his webpage to shed light on the process. According to the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA) there will be 500 – 600 aircrafts retired annually over the next two decades. That’s 10,000 – 12,000 potentially new aircraft homes coming on the market. Better start making plans now! (via Bored Panda and Huffington Post)

This cool desk will send data to your Fitbit.

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Hello Flickrverse! We hope you are enjoying a fabulous weekend. Here are some of our favorites from last week. Immerse yourself in the beautiful imagery we discovered on Flickr. If you want to enjoy more favorites, why not start by checking out the faves of some of your best friends on Flickr. We’re sure you’ll find a lot of photos you want to add to your own faves collection.

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