It used to be that CGI was cool, now it makes the accomplishments of creative people more special. Tonya Kay is on my Tweetypages whatever thing because she does cool knife throwing and she was in "Secret Girlfriend", the funniest show that will never get renewed, and she recently posted this about a new video:Check out my choreography and performance with fellow Lalas Burlesque dancer, Janelle Dote, in the new 3OH!3 "Double Vision" music video:daft punk inspired choreography demands lots of body "make up"all my choreography was done lying down to get the effect the director wished to achieve
Nature Network's Lee Turnpenny on leaving research:Whole piece - But I don't blame anyone else for my ineptitude/erroneousness.
If I was better at it, then I'd feel more secure - and would enjoy it
more... and hence be better at it.Because I do love science. But it's not about me; it's about money; and science doesn't owe me a living.
Pancakes and prayers — have we reached a point where even those two can’t get along?Frankly, yes. So praise the Lord and pass the syrup, the International House of Pancakes and International House of Prayer are fixing to throw down.
If this doesn't get a Nobel prize, you can bet there will be two letters to Congress.Deep-fried beer invented in Texas - A chef in Texas has created what he claims is the world's first recipe for deep-fried beer.
While many of the scientists who made atom bombs during the cold war became famous, the men who filmed what happened when those bombs were detonated made up a secret corps.The NY Times gets this one right.
Citing federal powers that apply to the health insurance mandate – the power to regulate interstate commerce and the power to tax – Gostin argues that the health insurance mandate is constitutional. Similar broad interpretations in the modern court have enabled virtually anything the federal government wants to do, from requiring preferred testing for minorities to drug laws - it's a guaranteed federal, private right of action as long as the Supreme Court continues to affirm it and ignores the 10th Amendment.
Women tend to accept the scientific consensus on global warming more than men, according to a study by a Michigan State University researcher. The findings ('The effects of gender on climate change knowledge and concern in the American public', Population&Environment, 2010, Volume 32, Number 1, Pages 66-87), challenge common perceptions that men are more scientifically literate, said sociologist Aaron M. McCright.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of, you know, the party that cares more about the environment than Republicans, drove up to the Clean Energy Summit in Las Vegas, Nevada with a fleet of SUVs.Now, we are going to hear the same excuses we heard when Al Gore arrived in Berkeley with a fleet of SUVs and pickups only to do his photo-op in a Prius a few years back - it's essential for security. But to little people, that's how heads of government and CEOs who care about the environment refer to folks who work for a living, it just sounds like rules only apply to ... little people.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs got tagged by Kansai International Airport security when a scan revealed shuriken (throwing stars) in his carry-on luggage.The funny thing; he was boarding his own private jet after a family vacation in Kyoto. It wouldn't make sense for a person to try to hijack his own plane, said The Steve, but they took them from him anyway and he vowed never to return to Japan, according to reports.So maybe he wouldn't hijack his own plane but he was clearly worried ninjas would and The Steve would need to rescue everyone. I hope they at least let him keep the nunchaku.
Boxee, the television watching device that looks like someone broke a cube and left it on your table, is available for pre-order at Amazon.
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