LAT:
Investigators say she removed more than 4,000 cryogenically frozen crystal protein samples from cold storage on July 18. The samples thawed over that weekend and were ruined.
LAT:
Investigators say she removed more than 4,000 cryogenically frozen crystal protein samples from cold storage on July 18. The samples thawed over that weekend and were ruined.
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Accordion foldouts by Candy Chang and Kyra Porada show how to dance like Peanuts characters.
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The Adventure Time crew posted a gallery of hand-crafted weapons. Pictured is a sea urchin mace by Sevonne Tuvia.
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10:14 PM
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You can learn more about Captain Euro, Dr. D.Vider, and the rest of the characters here.
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2008 New Business mailer sent to the Royal Armouries.
The carving in the wooden box reads "Are you up for the challenge?" When opened, the box reveals a rather unique paper gauntlet and a scroll, both sitting carefully on a red velvet cushion. The gauntlet reads "Pit OneMannBrand against your current creative and see who comes out on top. The gauntlet, though made of paper, is constructed with pins that allow it to move exactly as a real gauntlet would. Its engineering took some time and a couple of test dummies to get right but everyone who has seen it thus far has been impressed.
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7:27 AM
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There's a G.I. Joe-themed minisite for Norton antivirus.
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7:16 AM
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You can buy merchandise from "Lost University" here.
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11:52 AM
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Great gallery of photos of the Alice in Wonderland Experience at Comic-Con.
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8:10 PM
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Meet the Broomba, which does move around, but unfortunately does not clean. On sale for $40 here.
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8:16 PM
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"Robber Baron" table by Studio Job.
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"These rooms’ presence inside the buildings will thus be kept a secret; no one will know that they exist, let alone where they all might be."
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Victor Konovalov designed a door calld "Kutuzov's Eye" that has a rotating, light-up eye as a peephole, and an ear on the inside, which serves as the intercom's speaker:
You can see much more of his work here and here.
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4:24 AM
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Platoon Kunsthalle Art Center in Korea is composed of recycled shipping containers.
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7:52 AM
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Pink Bioshock logo by Matthew Borgatti
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Knotted business card by Leo Burnett for a masseuse.
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Mike Kelley created a series of art pieces based on the bottle city of Kandor. The exhibition was originally shown at the Jablonka Galerie in Berlin in 2007
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A recent study indicates that the evolutionary reason for depression is that we feel depression when we realize a goal is unobtainable. Being depressed convinces us to abandon an unreachable goal, during the depressed phase, we conserve energy and devise a new goal, and then we can put our stored energy to good use pursuing the new goal.
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8:22 AM
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8:25 PM
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Phillip K. Dick book cover gallery.
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3:00 AM
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