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One Nice Bug Per Day
Claire Keane
cherry valley forever
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if i look back, i am lost
Today's Document
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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almost home

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will byers stan first human second

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NASA
Monterey Bay Aquarium
styofa doing anything
Not today Justin
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Revolver.
Artist Mimmo Rubino, aka Rub Kandy used the surface of a rotating cement truck as his canvas, spraying an array of colorful rows along the cylinder. As the container spun around on its axis, the artist displayed his great eye for symmetry by producing perfectly straight lines without using any guides.
This is Harry. As a boy Harry was very, very shy.
Some people might have even said that he was painfully shy. As if his shyness caused them pain, and not the other way around. There are many things that can cause a person to recede, to look away from other people’s eyes, or to choose empty hallways over crowded ones. Some shy people try to reach out, and try, and nothing seems to come back. And then there’s just a point where they stop trying.
In Harry’s case, he was slapped in the face and called names designed to isolate him, designed to deliver maximum damage. This because he’d come from another country, and didn’t know the right words to use, or the right way to say them. And so, Harry learned to be still. To camouflage, to be the least.
Some people describe this as receding into a shell, where the stillness hardens and protects. But the eyes, even when they look down and away, are still watching, still looking for some way out, or in. Painfully shy.
Then, in middle school, Harry found theater, where he forced himself to speak through other people’s words. And then dance, where he started to speak through the movements of his body. To be so still for so long when you’re young means a lot of pent-up energy, and it was released there, through work, endless work.
If someone carves into a sampling with a knife, the injury is as wide as the entire trunk. Though that mark will never fully heal, even grow the tree around it, and as you grow, the scar gets smaller in proportion.
If you, right now, are in a shell, you should know that you’re not alone. That there are many, many other people like you, and that there’s nothing wrong with you. It might even be necessary right now, it might keep you safe for a time. But after the danger is gone, after it has exhausted its use, you’ll find a way out.
You may need help, you might need to work pretty hard. You may need to find some ways to laugh at yourself. Or find a passion or friend. But you will find it. And when you do, it will be so good to see you.
This is Harry. As a boy, Harry was very, very shy.
If you are in a shell… (video) | narrated by ze frank | choreography and performance by Harry Shum Jr.
Watch: Dancer bends light in stunning projection-mapped performance
laughingsquid: ‘as·phyx·i·a’, A Dance Performance Captured With a Kinect Sensor and Visualized With 3D Software
[BEAUTY OF MATHEMATICS]
My name is Hugo Germain, I live in Bordeaux, France, and I’m currently studying maths and physics, in order to become an engineer.
I get most of my inspiration from everyday life. I usually come up with an idea or concept during the day, from which I make a quick doodle so that I won’t forget it. Then later I start working on it in After Effects or Cinema 4d, so that they can become more visual and realistic. It’s funny because the final results are usually much different from what I had in mind.
Each gif has its own story but mainly it’s a way for me to provide inspiration and make people question basic things we take for granted. I often wonder “What if this or that was different/existed ? What would that look like ?”. Being able to actually create an answer to that question is very exciting for me, and I guess that’s also what people like about it.
Relativity’s Influence Is Still Going Strong on Its 100th Birthday
A visualization of recent physics terms affirms the enduring influence of Einstein’s 100-year-old masterpiece.
Via Scientific American. Don’t miss the interactive version.
Particle Tracks On Film from the Fermilab Bubble Chamber.
via scanzen
Frank Lloyd Wright (American, 1867-1959)
March Balloons
Proposed cover design for Liberty magazine, 1927
Later adapted for a proposed rug design for Karastan carpet manufacturer, 1955
Neither design was completed during Wright’s lifetime.
See more:
http://hideback.tumblr.com/post/63791346492/frank-lloyd-wright-american-1867-1959
Astrolabe lamp by Mathieu Lustrerie
A 1920s lightbulb voltage tester is transformed into a personal bar.
The Orb Levitating Bluetooth Speaker a Fusion of Form & Function!
http://www.wickedgadgetry.com/2015/08/18/orb-levitating-bluetooth-speaker/
That very tiny green dot is a small diamond being levitated by a laser beam.