Caesar III. Classic.
Booted up my VMWare back-up disc and clocked in two hours Monday night. Killing it.
“For what it’s worth, it’s never too late to be whoever you want to be.”
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008)
My latest piece, Sands of Time | Photographed Miami Beach, December 2012 #toyphotography #lego #surreal
Quite possibly my favorite @GQFashion cover ever… too bad it’s the UK version and it won’t be in my mailbox.
Tattoos. Real?
Named after the Celtic god of thunder, Taranis is a £142.5 million ($223.25 million) project under development by British aerospace firm BAE and the MoD since December 2006. BAE says Taranis will “push the boundaries” of stealth and autonomy.
The Little Algae That Could
These bioreactors – a fancy name for an aquarium that grows algae – can be likened to tiny farms that graze ‘little green cows’ (algae) on carbon dioxide and sunlight. The algae get fat with biofuel and are circulated into a shed (which is simply a copper pipe), by a small fish tank motor that is driven by solar energy. Here they are exposed to a low voltage shock, which ‘milks’ them by causing them to let out a little blob of ‘cream’. The oil is then dried and absolutely no algae are harmed in the process. Over a week enough biodiesel could be obtained from a thousand gallons of algae to keep a family car topped up for all your around-town journeys. There’s a double save here – one for not driving to the garage to top up and one for not having to pay at a fuel station for fuel.
Amazing what can be done with an iPhone selfie taken at Forbidden Planet with a few apps and a boring train ride…
What do you guys think, glowing eyes or not?