gregabbott:

Sloth

Haha thumbs up Tuesday :p

newyorker:

But the most striking evolution implicit in the new skate histories, and a theme unsettling to old skaters everywhere, relates to the things that can be done on a board now. What’s the nature of that advance, and how did it come about? The short answer lies in street skating.

James Guida on skateboarding culture, and how the sport has changed over the years: http://nyr.kr/LYYFG1

scienceisbeauty:

Kelvin vs. Celsius vs. Fahrenheit

In order of importance, the winner is Kelvin of course, at least in Physics, Celsius is ok for actual living, and Fahrenheit… well, Fahrenheit is crap, forget it.

Via Trust me, I’m a “Biologist.” (FB) through Catalina Strogoff.

ry-spirit:

Caught my Llama watching weird videos on the internet :I

scienceisbeauty:

Image of 3-D, synthetic DNA-like crystals created by UCLA chemists Yaghi, Deng and colleagues.

Credit: CNSI, UCLA–Department of Energy Institute of Genomics and Proteomics

Source: A method to capture carbon dioxide

gregabbott:

Your Affection

oktotally:

i made this for the cartoon netwrok art show thing that is going to be at sdcc.

newyorker:

Cartoon of the night. For more: http://nyr.kr/R6BpnT

gregabbott:

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