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Debates: Censorship
Reblogged from Media Fort: Many things are censored in the media, mostly sex and swear words but occasionally violence, drugs and alcohol too. The main purpose of censorship is to protect the...
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Adam Lambert Daily Update - May 17, 2013
Reblogged from On the Meaning of Adam Lambert: By Juneau, Xena and Claudia. Follow us on Twitter @JuneauXena, @XenaPW, @GlamFanNation & @AdamLambertBook AURA the Adam Lambert Tribute Magazine can...
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Cell out? Successful embryo stem cell cloning draws moral fire
Reblogged from TheConfirmationFiles: A new landmark stem cell technique in therapeutic cloning opens new horizons in treating rare diseases and disorders caused by gene mutations. Yet, like any kind...
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Cell out? Successful embryo stem cell cloning draws moral fire
Reblogged from TheConfirmationFiles: A new landmark stem cell technique in therapeutic cloning opens new horizons in treating rare diseases and disorders caused by gene mutations. Yet, like any kind...
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"Polly"
Reblogged from Ashley Lauren Dance: "Polly" Music by: Amanda Palmer and the Grand Theft Orchestra
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FESTIVAL DE CANNES 2013 vol. II
Reblogged from : From gorgeous gowns to awesome accessories, I love how Cannes is a combination of film and fashion. Also, give it up to these ladies for looking so flawless under endless flashes and...
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'90s Movies
Reblogged from Topnotch: Independence Day (1996) Batman Returns(1992) Forrest Gump (1994) Clueless (1995) Dracula (1992) Candyman (1992) Jurassic Park (1993) The Silence of the Lambs (1991) The Addams...
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Star Trek: Into The Darkness – where did you get that warp core?
Reblogged from Penders' Pen: I was sitting in the cinema watching JJ Abrams' Star Trek: Into The Darkness, when I felt a flash of recognition as Captain Kirk and Scotty walked around the engineering...
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Nuit Blanche
Reblogged from Lead.Learn.Live.: Nuit Blanche (Sleepless Night) explores a fleeting moment between two strangers, revealing their brief connection in a hyper real fantasy.
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Party Like a Capitol Star
Reblogged from Victor's Village: In Chapter 6 of Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins writes of a lavish Capitol party that Katniss attends at President Snow's mansion. We seen bits of it in the teaser...
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Updates: Recent Acquisitions No. LXV (Spinrad + Coney + Cummings + an...
Reblogged from Science Fiction and Other Suspect Ruminations: My first book from the 80s in many a year! But, I'm on a Norman Spinrad kick so when I saw it for one dollar at the store I had to snatch...
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Turn Your Tablet Into a Workstation with the CloudOn App
Reblogged from The Pinstriped Suit: I frequently use mobile devices to get work done while i'm in between my office and home desktop computers. As my laptop is a couple of years old, I don't usually...
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Your weekend reading: The ban on gay Boy Scouts lifted, Carl Zimmer on rare...
Reblogged from TED Blog: Fun stuff, stuff to make you cry, serious stuff, weird stuff. Here, a recap of all the coolest stuff on the interwebs this week. More than 60 percent of 1400 Boy Scout leaders...
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Chris Anderson shares his tips for giving a killer presentation
Reblogged from TED Blog: Watching curator Chris Anderson in speaker rehearsals before a TED conference feels like witnessing the zen of a longtime coach who knows his sport both inside out and...
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X marks the spot: TEDx on Mount Everest, for the second time
Reblogged from TED Blog: Call it TEDx from the mountaintop: This photo is brought to you by TEDxEverest, which was organized by Nate Mook and Eiso Vaandrager on the 60th anniversary of Sir Edmund...
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Playing memory games on this week’s TED Radio Hour
Reblogged from TED Blog: How do you keep memories? And how much can you trust those preservations? This week’s TED Radio Hour, “Memory Games,” looks at recollections versus actual experiences, sorts...
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Cat Lovers, Are You Ready For This?
Reblogged from BookPeople's Blog: We know many of you out there are as excited as we are to welcome Jackson Galaxy to BookPeople on Monday, May 27 at 7pm with his new book, Cat Daddy. This is going to...
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Bones of remembrance: Fellows Friday with Naomi Natale
Reblogged from TED Blog: For four years, artist Naomi Natale’s social art practice, the One Million Bones project, has used education, hands-on artmaking and public art installation to raise awareness...
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Sci Friday: Booksellers Gone Wild (with Photoshop)
Reblogged from BookPeople's Blog: You know how it goes. You're at work, maybe it's a slow afternoon, and you turn to the bookseller standing next to you and ask, "If you could be the main character of...
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Happy Memorial Day
Reblogged from The Domestic Man: Memorial Day, previously known as Decoration Day, was first celebrated after the American Civil War to honor those who had died in the war. It later expanded to...
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