Kamilah Reed (K. Gill) › Likes

Hm, maybe "motion-bubble pens" http://www.floatabout.com/fa38... - Micah

http://friendfeed.com/laurabo... - LB so u no it's real

I think you just gave me sleep envy. :) - ha3rvey (Hugs 50% off!)

I did that the first night. :) - Jenica

That looks like Tiffany stained glass. That is awesome. - Kamilah Reed (K. Gill)

wow Kamilah you are right, what a wonderful imagination you have. - Halil

"Scientists have discovered four new species of super-tiny chameleons in Madagascar, according to a new paper in PLoS ONE. The smallest of the new species, Brookesia micra, is found only on the small island of Nosy Hara and has been dubbed the smallest chameleon in the world, measuring from nose to tail 29 millimeters (1.14 inches) at its largest. Scientists believe it represents a notable example of island dwarfism. "The extremely small size of Brookesia micra could represent a 'double' island dwarf effect. In this scenario, Madagascar as a large island led to the evolution of the Brookesia minima group whereas the [...] islet Nosy Hara, might have favored the extreme miniaturization found in Brookesia micra," the researchers write. However they note it is also possible, given the shallowness of the sea between Nosy Hara and Madagascar, that populations of Brookesia micra survive on the mother island. With these four new species, scientists have catalogued 26 Brookesia chameleons in... more... - John (bird whisperer) from Bookmarklet

I think it has a tiny grumpy. :-) - John (bird whisperer)

From this clip: http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch... - Eivind

Wow Micah Nitetzsche not easy to "get", you even "get" ressentiment And war rolls on...should I bump my Casus belli? I think that's in order http://ff.im/OPhRj which begs the question how many religions can i blaspheme? A: ____ ____ ___. - The Real sofarsoShawn

"I love Mardi Gras, since I learned that it’s not just about watching 20-year-olds do things that will end up on Facebook pages and ruin their future careers. Throughout the Gulf coast, Mardi Gras is a party that matters; it ties communities together. The political realities are complicated, but as parades roll through neighborhoods, families of many colors scream and cheer for the many colored paraders. There is a joy on the street. You don’t see doffed shirts, but you do see, as I did in uptown New Orleans, a black man pick up a white child so he has a better chance of catching the throws. You do also occasionally see, as I did, a married woman give a cop a kiss on the mouth and slip him her phone number. Just because it’s family fun doesn’t mean it’s fun for all families." - Derrick from Bookmarklet

There's a homemade one in our fridge. It's amazing. - Jason P

maybe i just want to have an excuse to go around visiting vineyards and eating in good restaurants and calling it research? - Iphigenie

Gratz! - Lnorigb

Of course, most other industrialized nations have moved on to universal access, while people are busy with "taking America back"--in time, apparently - Victor Ganata

I'm not as familiar with the history of health care delivery in other nations, but it makes sense that workers ended up driving its evolution. And a big part of the reason why universal health care hasn't taken root in the U.S. is because the labor movement has never been as strong here as it is in other countries. - Victor Ganata

Local TV news was here today (2/13) to film the eagles. I can't tell if the good shot with all the eagles was taken here or upriver, but I did see the camera inside the library. http://abclocal.go.com/wls... - Betsy

I finally saw one flying yesterday. And just now, there was an adult and a young one flying around, and now there are three young ones perched on a tree across the river and an adult standing on the ice. - Betsy

Psycho dude... :'( - ☆彡Jazzy-B

Yeah, still not liking him... - JA Castillo

NTS: our vintage 1970s Scholastic book fair edition is crumbling. Get new edition now. :D - Catherine Pellegrino

one of my favorite books of all time - marthalib

"THE other day, while I was rummaging through a stack of oldish articles on the future of the Internet, an obscure little essay from 1998 — published, of all places, on a Web site called Ceramics Today — caught my eye. Celebrating the rise of the “cyberflâneur,” it painted a bright digital future, brimming with playfulness, intrigue and serendipity, that awaited this mysterious online type. This vision of tomorrow seemed all but inevitable at a time when “what the city and the street were to the Flâneur, the Internet and the Superhighway have become to the Cyberflâneur.”" - Maitani from Bookmarklet

Thanks, Kamilah. When I saw it, I wanted to add it here, but then I forgot to. :-) - Maitani

Have to 'like' on David's behalf too! - Helensleydale

Good question, Curdy. I think you should do some research and report back in a couple of days. :^) - Friar Will (:^)

Calm down. No one wants to see your game face. - Akiva

*sage nod* - Kelli H.

YOU CAN WATCH WATTSTAX ON YOUTUBE!!! With French subtitles. - laura x from Bookmarklet

<3 - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart

Thanks. :-) - John (bird whisperer)

"I was in clinic when I heard the overhead STAT page to the emergency room. As I sprinted down the stairs, I ran through the possible scenarios. I wasn’t on call, so the day to day gynecologic emergencies weren’t my purview. I hadn’t operated on anyone in the past few weeks, so unlikely to be one of my own patients with a complication. Logically there was only one conclusion." - Tudor Bosman from Bookmarklet

:-/ - John (bird whisperer)

Kevin, this was a pretty big update. I found the release notes on the web site. I've copy and pasted a few and I'm sure others can contribute some as well. - Stephen Mack

* Anthropomorphic car models that achieved sentience in January are now much less likely to question the futility of their existence. - Stephen Mack

"I go to a private school that is rather strict. Recently, the principal and school teacher council released a (very long) list of books we're not allowed to read. I was absolutely appalled, because a large number of the books were classics and others that are my favorites. One of my personal favorites, The Catcher in the Rye, was on the list, so I decided to bring it to school to see if I would really get in trouble. Well... I did but not too much. Then (surprise!) a boy in my English class asked if he could borrow the book, because he heard it was very good AND it was banned! This happened a lot and my locker got to overflowing with the banned books, so I decided to put the unoccupied locker next to me to a good use. I now have 62 books in that locker, about half of what was on the list. I took care only to bring the books with literary quality." - Jimminy, CoG of FF from Bookmarklet

I figured that it was, Andy, but yeah, it's a nice idea. I don't know that many teenagers who would figure out something like this or really care about it. I'm sure there are some. - Kamilah Reed (K. Gill)

have fun mate. .and do some sight seeing.. Opera house, Botanical garden.. da rocks.. - Peter Dawson

I think Becca got the wrong idea about "down under"... - ☆ Mellyboo ☆ from fftogo

"Two and a half miles beneath the surface of Antarctica’s central Eastern ice sheet is a body of water 160 miles by 30 miles across known as Lake Vostok, after the Vostok research station above it, built by the former Soviet Union in 1957 and now operated by Russia." - Maitani from Bookmarklet

Ooh, me too!! - Kelli H. from Android

Thelonious MoTO and Wifey. :) - TINY REPTILIAN PYROMANIAC

And the haters just said he was crazy. - TINY REPTILIAN PYROMANIAC