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To say a lot has happened since then would be silly. - Brent Schaus from iPhone

Much better today. Tuned in . . . - Brent Schaus from iPhone

You can print to it by going here: http://fury.com/imp/print.php - Kevin Fox

Yay! :) - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

Glad you met your goal! - Spidra Webster

Awesome, Melly! - Kelli H. from Android

"The movie is called Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon II – The Green Destiny, and it’s based on one of the other books in the series Crouching Tiger was based on. The director will be legendary fight choreographer Yuen Wo Ping, who worked on the first Crouching Tiger in addition to the Kill Bill movies and The Matrix. As for the writer, that’s John Fusco, who wrote martial arts flick The Forbidden Kingdom alongside Viggo Mortensen‘s Hidalgo and animated kid’s movie Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (that’s… varied)." - Jessie from Bookmarklet

Not exactly news. - Bill Mason from Bookmarklet

"Supreme Council of Cyberspace." - Betsy #TeamMonique

Yay for no tumahs! Hope you're on the mend soon :) - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

Thanks :) - Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart from Android

Hopefully it heals quickly! - Kelli H. from Android

Work it! - Pete #TeamMonique

lol - holly #ravingfangirl

"PIXIE POWER Adult tricycles—even e-tricycles—are already a thing. But are they cute enough? North Carolina start-up Organic Transit is addressing that problem with the Elf, a pedal-electric solar-powered tricycle that makes low-carbon conveyance easy and adorable. Big enough to carry an extra passenger or up to eight bags of groceries, the enclosed, egg-shaped Elf is still legal to ride on bike paths. When they cross the Misty Mountains, elfin riders can turn the throttle to get an electric boost—a lithium ion battery will take the trike 30 miles at 20 miles per hour and can be recharged from a wall outlet. Company founder Rob Cotter says the target market is people who never imagined commuting by bike. "Do you really think my aunt Kiki is going to ride uphill in the rain?" LEAN, GREEN PHILIPPINES Gas-powered trikes are popular in the Philippines, where 3.5 million are in use, but their emissions aren't: They account for more than two-thirds of the nation's transportation-related air... more... - Spidra Webster from Bookmarklet

I love that area -- haven't been for a long time. I stayed at the hostel near there twice, and had such a great time hiking in Redwood National Forest. - Stephen Mack #TeamMomo from iPhone

I love hot tub recommendations!!! *furiously notes down* - Spidra Webster

"A flood of historic proportions hit this region just before Christmas, 1964. The sign here shows the high water level through this region. This point is 47 miles (75 km) upstream from the river's Pacific Ocean discharge near Ferndale, California. " - Amit Patel from Bookmarklet

Me too, especially anything from Twitter. If I want to read tweets, I'll go there. - Cristo

"The so-called Howell torpedo was discovered by bottlenose dolphins being trained by the Navy to find undersea objects, including mines, that not even billion-dollar technology can detect." - SteVe C from Bookmarklet

Only 50 were made between 1870 and 1889 by a Rhode Island company before a rival copied and surpassed the Howell's capability. Until recently only one Howell torpedo was known to exist, on display at the Naval Undersea Museum in Keyport, Wash. Now a second has been discovered, not far from the Hotel del Coronado. Meant to be launched from above the water or submerged torpedo tubes, the... more... - SteVe C

Tequila shots FTW! - Lnorigb from FFHound!

To make up for giving up my Killers tickets last month we're going to the KROQ Weenie Roast show tomorrow. 1:30pm – Twenty One Pilots 2:00pm – New Politics 2:30pm – Capital Cities 3:00pm – The Neighbourhood 3:30pm – Fitz & The Tantrums4:30pm – Atlas Genius 5:00pm – AWOLNATION 5:30pm – Imagine Dragons 6:00pm – Silversun Pickups 6:35pm – Jimmy Eat World 7:10pm – Of Monsters And Men 7:45pm – Vampire Weekend 8:30pm – Thirty Seconds To Mars 9:30pm – The Black Keys - SteVe C from Bookmarklet

Thirty Seconds to Mars is amazing live. You gotta stay for that. - Tamara J. from FFHound(roid)!

Have ideas? Submit them!! Next evaluation is Tuesday!! - Rachel Lea Fox from iPhone

Those are two great recipes. - Trish R from iPhone

#ffenchiladas - Meg V. Meg

"Staffers at a zoological conservation center in Greenwich, Conn., are very confused — as are the rest of us — because their female giant anteater, Armani, has managed to conceive a baby, apparently without the presence of a male anteater." - SteVe C from Bookmarklet

Jesus has returned and the ants of the world are scared as hell about it. - SteVe C

Hitherto unknown powers of parthenogenesis in anteaters? - Spidra Webster

Men who know how to cook and bake are awesome! - SophiaAnne88

I'LL BE RIGHT OV- oh, wait. - Hieronymous Boosh

I like these dark chocolate brownies topped with ganache and ground hazelnuts. - Calogero Mira

"I expected it to be ridiculous (because CW), but, well, take a look at this first clip from Reign for yourself and tell me if your reaction is anything other than staring at your screen in abject horror. Or, heck, maybe you’re staring at your screen in delight. This looks like it might be one of those so bad it’s good, buy some wine and give it the MST3K treatment sort of things. Either way, it is impossible to prepare yourself for the awfulness of this clip. Mary, I am so, so sorry. You deserved better." - Jessie from Bookmarklet

^ You're invited, too. - Jessie

"Stravinsky was hoping the new ballet would be an even bigger hit than Petrushka. “From all indications I can see that this piece is bound to 'emerge’ in a way that rarely happens,” he wrote gleefully to Nicholas Roerich, who was the guiding spirit behind the ballet’s vision of pagan Russia. It’s a fair bet that Diaghilev, the great entrepreneur behind the Ballets Russes, was hoping for something more than an emergence. He wanted a scandal. And he got one, though what actually happened that night is something of a mystery. The dancer Dame Marie Rambert remembered that “a shout went up in the gallery: 'Un docteur!’. Somebody else shouted louder, 'Un dentiste!’” Kessler said that people started to whisper and joke almost immediately. The conductor of the premiere, Pierre Monteux, was told by one of his double-bass players that “many a gentleman’s shiny top hat or soft fedora was ignominiously pulled down by an opponent over his eyes and ears, and canes were brandished like menacing implements of combat all over the theatre.”" - Jessie from Bookmarklet

"These are just a few of dozens of eyewitness reports. As the musicologist Richard Taruskin points out, the Rite is the most over-documented premiere in history, and yet so many things are obscure. Was it the choreography that annoyed people, or the music? Were the police really called? Was it true that missiles were thrown, and challenges to a duel offered? Were the creators booed at the end, or cheered? " - Jessie

"At a deeper level, the music negates the very thing that for most people gives it meaning: the expression of human feelings. As Stravinsky put it, “there are simply no regions for soul-searching in The Rite of Spring”. This is what separates it so decisively from Stravinsky’s hit of 1911, Petrushka. There we’re immersed in a human world, which exudes the very specific cultural ambience... more... - Jessie

It has certainly stimulated a lot of good discussion. - Spidra Webster

I think the one of the worst possible outcomes would be if insurance companies decided to pay only for prophylactic bilateral mastectomies but not for lifetime close surveillance. Or vice-versa. - Victor Ganata

I think I have 7-8 pounds of rice, a few boxes of instant stuffing, a few boxes of cornbread mix... It would take me quite a while to finish the carbs in my pantry even if I ever did decide this would be a good plan. #teamCarbs - Andrew C (✓) from Android

My plan for cutting candy out of my diet is to finish the candy in the house. I've found that there's ALWAYS candy in the house!!!! - Yvonne from FFHound!

"Rough acrylic sketch of Belle. Just playing around with capturing a mood rather than crazy accuracy ;)" - Jessie from Bookmarklet

"If you're not intimately familiar with big-league soccer or why David Beckham became so famous in the first place, watch this video. The seven-minute clip shows more than two dozen of Beckham's free kicks for goals, mostly when he played with Manchester United and Real Madrid before the Englishman joined the Galaxy in 2007." - SteVe C from Bookmarklet

"Operating a taxi equipped with waterproof mats, paper boxes and pet food, a 54-year-old Taipei cab driver not only transports human passengers, but also ferries stray animals to their new owners. For several years Yu Ho-ching (尤河清) has helped animal shelters and volunteers take strays to their new homes, for a reasonable fee, in spite of the threat of unpleasant odors that nervous animals may leave behind. Yu has also provided free rides to stray animals whose foster carers are financially disadvantaged and he sometimes purchases pet supplies himself." - Jessie from Bookmarklet

"Saying that he would continue to transport his animal passengers until the day he retired, Yu urged the public to think twice before getting a pet, and to adopt a dog or a cat from a shelter rather than buying one." - Jessie

"We can't count the number of times we've wanted to enact vengeance on some inconsiderate audience member whose cell phone goes off during a performance. But, like most people, we just bottle that fury up deep down inside and take it out on the break room vending machine later. Not Kevin Williamson. Last night the National Review writer was in attendance at the marvelous new musical Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 when one theatergoer's incessant cell phone use finally drove him over the edge... into vigilantism." - Jessie from Bookmarklet

My hero! - Todd Hoff