Adam Brennan

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#4brothers #seoul #indie #rock #korea #strangefruit #hongdae #rocknroll

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#sighborg #killingit #looseunion #seoul #korea #video

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#looseunion #seoul #korea #sighborg #video

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Clean shave is a rare thing for me. #oldmanbrennan

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The Colorful Horsehead Nebula

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Space turtle

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Winter Symphony by Willie Huang Photo

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Maaatteee

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EVERYTHING’S FINE

Two divers look at a great white during a dive without shark cages in the waters off the coast of Mexico. Deep sea photographer Daniel Botelho took a series of pictures on a recent trip to a remote island off the coast of Mexico. The award-winning nature photographer insisted that while great white sharks are top predators they very rarely regard humans as food. He explained the key to safely diving with this notorious shark was to remain relaxed, keep eye contact with the shark and hold ones ground no matter how close the shark swims to the diver. Picture: Daniel Botelho/Barcroft Media

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Have a great weekend everyone!

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I learned to play guitar on this ol girl about 21 years ago. Thanks Uncle Phillip! #oldmanbrennan

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Atheris hispida also known as the Hairy Bush Viper, or Rough-scaled Tree Viper. If you don’t think these guys are cute, you’re wrong

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HUGE NEWS !!!  Science Has Decoded Prairie Dog Language! Check out the video here. Prairie dogs can say things as complex as: "Tall, thin, human wearing a blue shirt walking slowly across our colony."

Dr. Con Slobidchikoff has shown that prairie dogs have words for different, specific threats, including distinct terms for coyote, dog, human, badger, and red-tailed hawk. The prairie dogs then react to these words by using different escape behaviours in response to the different predator names.

Their language includes components we use - nouns, adjectives and dialects. They can also communicate about abstract ideas, like things that are not actually present, and they can describe abstract shapes, like circles and triangles. They also have the ability to construct new words referring to novel objects or animals in their environment - prior to this study, only humans were recognized to have this ability. If this has moved you, consider giving a helping hand to the Prairie Dog Coalition, and definitely check out Dr. Con!

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'Paint Is Probably the Internet’s Second Favorite Non-Newtonian Fluid to Vibrate on a Speaker'

There are many good media-producing subsubsubcultures on the Internet.

For example, there are people who make slow-motion videos and and there are the people who use the f-word to describe their love for science.

But Internet magic really happens when two groups like this join forces, as in this post on the fluid dynamics of paint vibrating on a speaker from the blog, Fuck Yeah Fluid Dynamics, about a video produced by The Slow Mo Guys.

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“I wear the skin of my enemies”

Psshhh

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Chuck Berry by Jean-Marie Périer

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The Clash