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This is a Canada Lynx, a species that has been re-introduced to Colorado over the past 15 years after being almost wiped out in the U.S. Look at those big feet! They act as snowshoes, as the cat evolved to hunt in snow. The picture was taken at the Frisco Creek Wildlife Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Colorado, formerly the Dieterich Native Species Treatment Center. You can read about the center at Mud ’N Feathers.

The center's founder Susan Dieterich commented on the post and assures us the lynx in the picture was fine, just sedated for a health check. A lynx can look amazingly cuddly when asleep, but dangerous when alert, because they prefer to avoid human contact. -via reddit

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Refik Anadol sent us this video of his latest multimedia project—Visions of America: Amériques—done in collaboration with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. The awesomeness here is that conductor Esa-pekka Salonen is driving both the orchestra and the entire 3D projection with his hand movements:

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A few months back, Kansas farmer Derek Klingenberg gained internet fame when he released a video of himself playing a trombone cover of Lorde's 'Royals' for his cattle (which has already been viewed nearly 8 million times). Now Derek is back to perform a cover of the Christmas classic "Jingle Bells" for his happy cows and surprise them with a Christmas popcorn feast.

[derek klingenberg]

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HughPickens.com writes: Benny Evangelista reports at the San Francisco Chronicle that a class-action suit has been filed in District Court in San Francisco on behalf of Toyer Grear and daughter Joycelyn Harris, claiming that Comcast is "exploiting them for profit" by using their home router as part of a nationwide network of public hotspots. Comcast is trying to compete with major cell phone carriers by creating a public Xfinity WiFi Hotspot network in 19 of the country's largest cities by activating a second high-speed Internet channel broadcast from newer-model wireless gateway modems that residential customers lease from the company. Although Comcast has said its subscribers have the right to disable the secondary signal, the suit claims the company turns the service on without permission. It also places "the costs of its national Wi-Fi network onto its customers" and quotes a test conducted by Philadelphia networking technology company Speedify that concluded the secondary Internet channel will eventually push "tens of millions of dollars per month of the electricity bills needed to run their nationwide public Wi-Fi network onto consumers." The suit also says "the data and information on a Comcast customer's network is at greater risk" because the hotspot network "allows strangers to connect to the Internet through the same wireless router used by Comcast customers."

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Phillip Grass, a Danish furniture brand, developed the Companion Stool series. The seats are made of steel tubes and blocks of beech, oak, or sipo mahogany wood. They come in two poses: sitting and standing. Think of these stools as extra residents for your home or office. Through their single eyes, they watch you, feigning interest in your conversation and activities.

misterhayden:

Imagine a cactus man.

Imagine how lonely they must be.

catgotyoururl:

I know this is from the onion but I honestly don’t even doubt it

skyholic:

AT LEAST THEY TRIED

avianawareness:

By place to @ 2saKae5

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When she got home from the vet after getting fixed, Mandy the pug/rottweiller mix appeared to turn to stone after her pain meds made her stoned.

Here's a bonus video of Mandy freaking out over a plastic bag:

[kilerchuk]

Thanks Bella

 

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