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opintinho:

o pintinho publicado hoje na folha, e um feliz natal a todos. 

diy:

This is a tulip farm.

Dogue

4gifs:

Controlling sand with sound waves

Here’s more time travel.

Ion Audio has introduced a Bluetooth-enabled cassette tape adapter that allows older stereos to stream music wirelessly from mobile devices.

The device is rechargeable via USB and lasts up to six hours on a charge, turning on and off automatically when inserted and ejected from the cassette deck and somewhat supports hands-free calling by routing incoming call audio through the car's speakers -- though a speakerphone will still be needed to talk.

With Cassette Adapter Bluetooth from ION, your car’s cassette player instantly becomes a wireless Bluetooth receiver. Just like that, you can stream music from any Bluetooth music player or phone. No complicated installation. No cables. No tangled or snagged tape. Just pop it in and it automatically turns on. Cassette Adapter Bluetooth contains a long-lasting rechargeable battery for even the longest road trips. Plus, you now have a hands-free solution for phone calls.

Now, you can use your car's speakers to hear phone calls and music without having to buy a new stereo head-unit. Both of your hands stay safe on the wheel while your audio source stays in your pocket. Cassette Adapter Bluetooth is the last cassette you’ll ever need and the first —and only—step to bring your favorite music, podcasts, and audiobooks into your car.

Pricing and availability information have not yet been released. The last U.S.-sold automobile to offer a factory-installed cassette deck was the 2010 Lexus SC430.

Thanks Eli!

If you've ever been confronted with an ingredient you want to use but have no idea what flavors pair well with it, Foodpairing is a webapp that can help. Just type in an ingredient you want to use, and it'll offer up a map of ingredients and dishes that compliment its flavor.

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let facebook’s predictive algorithm say “happy birthday” in a manner consistent with what the person has previously had a positive reaction to

ALSO witness the amazing power of video as i draw this comic before your very eyes

Ahem.

tastefullyoffensive:

And so he turned to a life of crime… [x]

tastefullyoffensive:

Seal to the rescue! [x]

theodp writes "While vacationing aboard a cruise ship in the Galapagos Islands, where the State Department warns the quality of medical facilities and services are 'generally well below U.S. standards', Gawker reports that Jeff Bezos was rescued by the Ecuadorian Navy so he could receive treatment for a kidney stone attack on New Year's Day. The Ecuadorian Navy confirmed Bezos' rescue, which involved taking Bezos by Navy helicopter from Academy Bay in Santa Cruz Island to his private jet stationed on Baltra Island."

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whimsebox:

Vintage porcelain hand-painted with ants by LAPHILIE 

O artigo Tema a capela de Guile em Street Fighter 2 faz parte do conteúdo do Byte Que Eu Gosto! - Nerd, Geek, Dicas, Cinema, Games e mais!.

Smooth McGroove é um cara que faz videos a capela em multi-track, com aquelas janelinhas pequenas fazendo a janela maior. Apenas usando a voz (e certamente alguma correção digital) ele fez o tema de Guile em Street Fighter 2. Épico e nostálgico! ANECFULL!!!

O artigo Tema a capela de Guile em Street Fighter 2 faz parte do conteúdo do Byte Que Eu Gosto! - Nerd, Geek, Dicas, Cinema, Games e mais!.

The best of Story Time Jesus.

Cool story Jesus!

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Daniel_Stuckey writes "But for whatever its worth, all that spinning is far from arbitrary. What dog owners witness is a small and furry version of the aurora borealis and a link between species and environment that's as holistic and beautiful as a dog pooping can be. A team of Czech and German researchers found that dogs actually align themselves with the Earth's magnetic field when they poop. Proving at least that they're really devoted to their work, the researchers measured the direction of the body axis of 70 dogs from 37 breeds during 1,893 defecations and 5,582 urinations over the course of two years, and found that dogs "prefer to excrete with the body being aligned along the North-south axis under calm magnetic field conditions." They fittingly published their results [abstract] in the journal Frontiers in Zoology ."

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