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Steve Sack

jtotheizzoe:

World Science Festival 2012

Hey NYC folks, looking for something to tickle your neurons this weekend, expand your knowledge horizons, or give you brain fodder for your next date so you can see if he/she shares your love for science while simulataneously impressing them with your worldly nouveau-Renaissance intellect? The World Science Festival is all over town today through Sunday (June 3).

There will be events covering everything from neuroscience to cosmology, panels and salons galore (the French intellectual kind, not the hair kind), family-friendly hands-on events for the kids, and of course a good opportunity to see Alan Alda or Levar Burton in public … because when do you really get the chance to do that?

Not in NYC? Rest easy, there’s a whole mess of webcasts to follow from the comfort of your own pants-optional home.

Go! Get out there and learn.

jtotheizzoe:

amyvernon:

If Dr. Seuss created Star Wars. by Jason Peltz via @ThinkGeek

I can’t even.

Get in my childhood, you epic books!

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porn4ladies:

Sorry its pixelated 

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thepoliticalnotebook:

kqedscience:

Keystone Ladies

A few of the women fiercely defending ecosystems the world over.

There are some really, really amazing women on this list.

ianbrooks:

Metal Insect Sculptures by Elizabeth Goluch

Elizabeth’s lifelike insect and spider sculptures incorporate metal, gold, silver, enamel, and a little slice of steampunk. You are highly advised to check out her website to see all the amazing details I couldnt post here, as most of her clockwork bugs have movable parts and secret compartments that reveal hidden flourishes (the Dragonfly, for instance, hides a dragon beneath its wings while the ladybug houses a tiny house inside of it. SO GO LOOKS).

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