I've been busy at work and after work with gatherings and celebrations. I'm also working on two units of Cygnar Arcane Gunners and their UAs. Here's some webpages until I can post pics of some models:
Mine Kafon - Here is an ingenious way to inexpensively get rid of land mines. You need a wind but I like the simplicity and elegance of the idea.
Gift of three hairs for Gimli in LOTR - I was not aware of the history of Galadriel's hair as a gift in the expanded Lord of the Rings series but its a very nice story once you read the background. Also a life lesson that something can be valuable to someone for a completely different reason than others value a thing.
Stem cells from urine - I know, i know...not a traditional conversation starter but if able to be done cheaply and efficiently could end the "religious" side of stem cell research as the current method would be moot.
Mjau - Awfully cute cat and beautiful pictures to go with it.
Creepy Dental Dummy Calender - It has to be seen to be believed. No gore or anything just...creepy.
Mars rover soil samples - I love the fact that we can see images of another planet in our solar system and no special effect studio was required. My wife and I are raw science geeks as well as sci-fi and fantasy fans so this cutting edge exploration is simply awesome.
One Nation, Seven Sins - A group of statisticians and geographers have collaborated data on the seven deadly sins onto a map of the USA. Could be used to prevent certain crimes before they happen or what new self-help businesses could be popping up in stricken areas.
How to pick up a girl at the gym - Just a funny youtube video and not what you think it will be.
How brainscans can better diagnose you - I always thought that if full body scans could be safe and accurate to be done once a year, wouldn't that be great to have as a basis for long term diagnosis and comparison for disease, injury or illnesses?
Terragenesis - For hours and hours of inspiration and fun, for you modellers out there, click on the link. I've been here many times over the years.
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