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What Kind of Beer Drinker Are You?
You might not be happy with what you find out.
Explorer just call me Columbus bc I love seeking the perfect India pale ale.
Are you making Hot Cross buns for the holiday? Here’s an authentic adaptation, and the story behind them.
I always wondered what a hot crossed bun was!
A billboard that pulls drinkable water from the air. Brilliant.
UTEC - Potable Water Generator (by MAYOPERUDraftFCB)
Incredible
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Klint Finley: What does it mean to be a (or, rather THE) “mathpunk”?
Tom Henderson: Ha! Okay. When I was maybe 20 years old, my high school girlfriend was telling me about a punk band called “Green Dave.” I told her that I found punk to be totally unimpressive, because it was a musical…
“I need to reroll my character sheet” Possibly the best line in anything anywhere.
7 New Versions of Beer Pong [Click for more]
Because we want to make drinking more complicated.
Huh, this is so enlightening.
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Teimareh Petroglyphs and Star Trails
Engraved in rock, these ancient petroglyphs are abundant in the Teimareh valley, located in the Zagros Mountains of central Iran. They likely tell a tale of hunters and animals found in the middle eastern valley 6,000 years ago or more, etched by artists in a prehistoric age. In the night sky above are star trails etched by the rotation of planet Earth during the long composite exposure made with a modern digital camera. On the left, the center of the star trail arcs is the North Celestial Pole (NCP), the extension of Earth’s axis into space. Polaris, the North Star, leaves the bright, short, stubby trail closest to the NCP. But when these petroglyphs were carved, Polaris would have made a long arc through the night. Since the Earth’s rotation axis precesses like a wobbling top, 6,000 years ago the NCP was near the border of the constellations Draco and Ursa Major, some 30 degrees from its current location in planet Earth’s sky.
Incredible.
Need to get pumped up for the day.