Tarık Kavaz

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"Japanese interior design company Wonderwall have completed a chocolatier’s shop in Harajuku, Japan, where chocolate seems to drip from the walls and ceiling." - Tarık Kavaz from Bookmarklet

"Çoğu tropik üçüncü dünya ülkelerinde yaşayan birçok insan, önlenebilir, tedavi edilebilir hastalıklardan ölmektedir. Sıtma, tüberküloz, akut alt solunum yolu enfeksiyonları... 1998'de 6.1 milyon kişinin bu tür hastalıklardan öldüğü iddia edilmektedir. İnsanlar ölüyor çünkü bu hastalıkları tedavi edecek ilaçlar yoklar veya artık etkili değiller. Ölüyorlar çünkü yaşamaları maliyetlerini karşılamıyor [1]." - Tarık Kavaz from Bookmarklet

Aynı zamanlarda devletlerin ne kadar aciz ve üçkağıtçı olduğunu da göseriyor bu durum. - Barış Atasoy

"This is NGC 7023. It's also called the Iris Nebula, an immense six-light-year-across cloud of dust located in the constellation Cepheus, 1,300 light-years from planet Earth." - Tarık Kavaz from Bookmarklet

"Everyone and their grandmothers seems to want a fourth Bourne film, and the question of "When, when, when?!" has dogged Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass for a long time. Shockingly, the answer may now be "never," as The Playlist is reporting that Greengrass has quit Bourne 4." - Tarık Kavaz from Bookmarklet

"Two fingers cut from the hand of Italian astronomer Galileo nearly 300 years ago have been rediscovered more than a century after they were last seen, an Italian museum director said Monday. They were purchased recently at an auction by a person who brought them to the Museum of the History of Science in Florence, suspecting what they were, museum director Paolo Galluzzi said." - Tarık Kavaz from Bookmarklet

gorgeous - Tarık Kavaz from Bookmarklet

"The mother ship rises above us as we drift downward for a few seconds. Siebold pulls the yoke back and flips a toggle on the center console. Then: Bang! The hybrid rocket motor ignites and we’re a missile shooting toward the stars at more than three times the speed of sound. The sky becomes black. Then it gets weirder: Siebold flicks the yoke and the vehicle whips around 180 degrees. We’re still heading straight up, but the ship is flying backward. It’s like looking out the windshield of a car that’s floored in reverse, except my view is 1,500 miles in each direction, from the Sea of Cortez to San Francisco Bay." - Tarık Kavaz from Bookmarklet