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This is so wrong on so many levels, it's hard to know where to start.... - WarLord

"Two bald eagles locked together by their talons in a midair battle survived a crash landing onto a runway at a northeastern Minnesota airport. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officer Randy Hanzal says the adult eagles couldn't separate Sunday before slamming into the tarmac at the Duluth International Airport." - ronin from Bookmarklet

WOW - Lnorigb

A rainstorm had passed through about 20 minutes before this, so the road was reflecting the awesome pink glow. Even this did not do it justice...the pink seemed to explode in the sky as the sun was setting. Only lasted about 5 minutes. Just an auto adjust on color, but to the naked eye it was even more colorful than this. I messaged my local friends to get outside as soon as they could to witness it, because it doesn't look like this very often. - DJ Stevie Steve

Same here: floods or high water levels up north and wildfires in the mid west of the province. - Stephan Planken from iPhone

I should be in good shape for that RDA workshop I'm going to tomorrow. - Zamms

Why not both? - Joe Boone

I'd go over my calorie count for the day. Don't want to do that two days in a row. Besides I can have the chocolate for breakfast. - Zamms

I dare say a Mongolian farmer has 99 problems but a pair of Google Glass ain't one. The "quality" of his life verse a modern day city dweller is open for debate - Johnny from iPhone

I suppose the proper terminology is really linear system vs non-linear system. - Victor Ganata

Oh my. - MoTO #TeamMonique

I wouldn't say "no benefit". They also found eating more than 7,000 mg of sodium a day will probably kill you. It's just that the 1,500 mg/day limit is kind of an ass-pull, and there's evidence that not eating enough salt will kill you too. - Victor Ganata

Hope you're having a good Tuesday. :) - Steven Perez from Bookmarklet

Hey, Val. Hope you feel better soon. *bunneh hugs* :) - Steven Perez

#yirim #götünüyidiminin - grizabella

"That CNN's news coverage has been nothing but comedy-(and cringe-)worthy for the past several years, should not be news to anyone by now: perhaps there is no better testament to a society in which a network that breaks news based on fake twitter rumors is still held in high regard. However, in the spirit of reverse psychology memes, does the fact that Jon Stewart is now constantly poking fun at CNN's "news-slaughter", mean that it may be, paradoxically, time to start taking CNN - "the most busted name in news" seriously again? (... that's obviously rhetorical). When CNN reports via satellite uplink from the same parking lot, funny things happen." - Harold from Bookmarklet

#bussy #ftw - WarLord

What if we could send functioning human brains directly into space, using them as intelligent storage devices capable of beaming images and data — in dream form — back to Earth? That's the premise of this unusual sci-fi short, which fakes being a documentary about humanity's first steps into interstellar travel The short, directed by special effects artist Hasraf "HaZ" Dulull, alternates documentary-style interviews with scientists with space footage. The result is a 14-minute space film that feels a lot like the Robert Zemeckis 1997 classic Contact. In other words, don't expect explosions and alien wars. But with a budget of just $4,000, the visuals of the film are definitely impressive Read more... More about Science Fiction, Sci Fi, Entertainment, and Film - Johnn Luevanos

For those of you who thought that I finally got my just reward and am burning in the flames of Hades... not yet. - Jkram|ɯɐɹʞſ

Well, truth be told, Joe, I'm probably pushing the limit as far as what's legal without a permit. The fire dish isn't much wider than most grills, so I rationalize it that way, but when you're throwing branches, etc. on top of the flames, the height of the flames can get pretty high pretty fast if you're not careful, so I only burn the sawed up trunk sections. The branches full of pine... more... - Jkram|ɯɐɹʞſ

The line between the need for privacy rights and the need for transparency is very fine indeed. - Victor Ganata

Well, yeah, I get that the existence of structural racism and sexism is the underlying rationale for the whole stop snitching idea. But the parallel I'm making is that a state claiming states rights is basically telling its people not to snitch to the feds even as the state is abusing its people. Yeah, there are a lot of good reasons to distrust authority, but, well, it seems like a really double-edged sword, is all. - Victor Ganata

The music is blaring and a damn I do not give. :D - Marie

In what could be the largest strike of its kind, hundreds of fast food workers in Detroit walked off their jobs on Friday, echoing the rallying cry heard (or not?) across the country that the currently underpaid workers deserve $15 an hour and the right to form a union without retaliation. Friday's strike in Detroit comes on the heels of similar actions in other cities—Wednesday and Thursday inSt. Louis, and in Chicago and New York City last month. - Johnn Luevanos

A nice, lazy Sunday morning. :) - Steven Perez from Bookmarklet

Hey, Val. Surprisingly, yes. :-) - Steven Perez from Android

In a parallel universe you side-stepped it at the last minute. - Jkram|ɯɐɹʞſ

Oh, Rob! </mtm> - Steele Lawman

"Three-quarters of our driving is powered by electricity. Even with the addition of the Volt, which we charge every night, we still don’t have an electric bill. We’re at the point where we’re much closer to using all of the electricity our panels produce, but we’re not there yet. And we’ve cut down on our gasoline expenditures as a direct result of both the car and the solar panel system, saving around $200 per month that we used to spend. That works out to $2,400 a year in gasoline savings and when added to the $2,500 in electricity bills we’re no longer paying each year, you get $4,900 in net cash flow savings. Divide that figure in to the net cost of the solar panel project and it works out to 5.96 years before break-even. Best of all, the payment for the Volt is slightly less than the Acura payment was, but I don’t consider that as part of the solar panel payback. There was a recent intangible benefit gained by the solar investment, as well. Just before we bought the Volt, we... more... - Todd Hoff from Bookmarklet

Man I wished I lived in a place where an EV made sense. Local energy production + EV = win - Todd Hoff

3D printing is like having a small-scale manufacturing device right in your home or office. 3D printers are devices that can create three-dimensional objects.  Most 3D printers create objects in plastic. Some use ceramic, metal or other materials. There’s even a 3D printer that forms items out of chocolate or cheese. How does 3D printing work? In a way, the term “3D printing” is misleading. It sounds like a 3D printer somehow folds ordinary paper into objects – like origami.Read More The post What is 3D Printing? appeared first on Small Business Trends. - Johnn Luevanos

Or are you supposed to fry it in the bacon fat? In which case, I have none of the ingredients. - Meg V. Meg

oh man. now I want one. - holly #ravingfangirl

Happy Mother's Day! - Stephan Planken from iPhone

Thanks! - Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart from Android

Happy Mothers Day - WarLord