Nizar's corner

I share things that matter to me, inspire me or interest me. Feel free to check to look around and i hope you find something you like.

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What to Wear Today: Some stripes to break up that impeccable gray suit of yours.

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»yes/no« by markus raetz

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Sable cinétique - bonus jonglage

Preview of interactive project by Adrien M / Claire B is a flat 4K screen displaying particle attractor physics when balls are placed on it:

We are working on XYZT upgrade in Abbaye de Noirlac. The new Cinetic Sand now works with my juggling balls! The final version will be presented at the Palais de la Découverte in Paris on june 8th. Thanks to Jeremy Chartier for the music.

Ecran 4K, 32 touches simultanées…

Link

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Apple Watch: the definitive review.

The Apple Watch is Apple’s first entirely-new product in five years. I’ve been wearing it non-stop for just over a week now trying to answer the question: is this worth buying?

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The only way to be happy is to love. Unless you love, your life will flash by. Do good to them. Wonder. Hope.

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Venus Glow by Bun Lee on Flickr.

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Human blood with red blood cells, T cells (orange) and platelets (green)

This microscopic look at human blood reveals that nearly half of our blood is composed of red blood cells. These lozenge-shaped cells have the all-important role of delivering oxygen to our tissues. T cells (orange) are an essential part of the immune system. Platelets (green), the smallest blood cells, clump together into clots to stanch bleeding after an injury. Image courtesy of Dennis Kunkel, Dennis Kunkel Microscopy, Inc. Part of the exhibit Life:Magnified by ASCB and NIGMS.

http://www.nigms.nih.gov/Education/life-magnified/Pages/default.aspx

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The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world’s largest and most powerful particle collider, built by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). The LHC is designed to answer some of the most profound questions about the universe: What is the origin of mass? Why are we made of matter and not antimatter? What is dark matter made of? It could also provide important new clues about conditions in the very early universe, when the four forces of nature were rolled into one giant superforce.

For more information click: here

Credit: Michael Hirst

After being shut down for two years, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is back online!

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Welcome back!

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ALMA Captures Ancient Galaxy’s Near-Perfect Einstein Ring

This is one of the finest examples of an Einstein ring spotted to date, but it wasn’t observed by the Hubble Space Telescope, this stunning example of general relativity in action was captured by the world’s most powerful ground based observatory. Learn about it here

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 by ebiyuka

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Daniel Ricciardo

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15 Vintage Images Show Just How Much Easter Has Changed Over Time

Long before plastic eggs, marshmallow peeps and bunnies at the mall, Easter was about bonnets, pretty dresses and celebrating one of the most important dates on the Christian calendar. To go back in time, we assembled this collection of vintage photos that harken back to a simpler, much less commercial holiday.

(AP/ Getty Images)

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White yearbook photos vs Black mugshots for the same crime.

Why did this story get run with these criminals’ school photos, where on the same day, same situation, the article of another group of burglars featured their mug shots? (source)

Same day. Same channel. Same crime. Same author.

So why weren’t mugshots good enough for the white guys who got arrested?  Who already looks guilty before their trial?  Which story plants the seed into a potential jury pool that this is a group of good kids versus this is a group of criminals?

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Started with yoga now we’re here.

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Try to love yourself as much as you want someone else to.

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