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Pepper Spray For Your Phone And Other Weekend Links

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Divers Swim With Great White Sharks Tops The Morning Links

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Hover Pug Bounds Up The Stairs

The ABCs Of Science Fiction Starships

Knife Wielding Robot Created To Chop Salad

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Nothing terrifying about a robot with the dexterity to slice cucumbers. Nope, completely safe technological advancement, right here.

Source: youtube.com  /  via: geekologie.com

20 DIY Pop Culture Themes For Your Baby's Nursery

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It's never too early to raise the next generation of superfans. One day your kids will hate everything you like. Today is not that day.

Baby Harry Potter might have lived in the cupboard under the stairs, but your Muggle doesn't.

Baby Harry Potter might have lived in the cupboard under the stairs, but your Muggle doesn't.

- A Quidditch crib mobile is available here.
- Wrap your little Muggle in House colors from Cho.
- There is a serious lack of Potter crib sheets on the market. Purchase some witchy sheets and follow this tutorial to make your own!
- Pull the room together with some little touches like JackoTaco did, adding a familiar and your favorite book quote decals.

One room to rule them all, one room to find them.

One room to rule them all, one room to find them.

- Use these free patterns to create your own Fellowship then turn them into a mobile.
- This Elven-ish crib is not for sale but finding someone with proper skill could easily replicate it.
- This tree of Gondor stands over five feet tall and would make a perfect door (or wall) decoration.
- It's never too early to learn the Elvish ABCs. The whole alphabet is available in colorful prints.

Little Kal-El grew up under the red sun of Krypton and that color would permeate his color scheme through the rest of his life as Superman.

Little Kal-El grew up under the red sun of Krypton and that color would permeate his color scheme through the rest of his life as Superman.

- Red is the first color babies see, so don't blind them. Take a page from Christi Dame and use it as an accent color.
- Give your little Man (or Woman) of Steel something cut their crime fighting teeth on with a security lovey blanket.
- Put some motivational action on the walls with decals by Aubrey Heath.
- Pull the room together with a custom set of crib sheets to dream on.

Whimsical and wondrous are wonderful adjectives to start life under, even if your baby's name isn't Alice.

Whimsical and wondrous are wonderful adjectives to start life under, even if your baby's name isn't Alice.

- Blogger The Vanilla Bean shows off how to do girly baby bedding without drowning in pink.
- But a little pink in the accents won't hurt, like this crib mobile by JorganJamber.
- It wouldn't be a proper Alice nursery without some teacups. A unique bookshelf should fit the bill.
- There are a lot of Wonderland wall decals out there, but if you want something different photographer Pahoyhoy suggests pinning up character clothing.


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Meme Alert: "Go Home, You're Drunk" And Other Links

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Celebrities That Don't Age Top The Morning Links

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Ugly Christmas Sweaters Retroactively Ruining Your Childhood

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Or making it awesome , depending on your irony threshold. Still no ugly Chanukah sweaters.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Source: 80stees.com

Star Wars

Star Wars

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Masters Of The Universe

Masters Of The Universe

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The Best Part Of America According To Ron Swanson And Other Links

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NYC Considering A Giant Floating Doughnut Walkway Tops The Morning Links

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"Game Of Thrones" House Sigil Picture Book

Science Is Awesome, Names New Dinosaur After Sauron

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Meet the 95 million year old Sauroniops . Based on a skull fragment found in Morocco, a new predator is taking shape.

Via: blogs.smithsonianmag.com

Even with only a single bone fragment, paleontologists are confident Sauroniops is a new species. Researchers notice the frontal bone, situated at the top of the skull above the dinosaur's eyes, seemed similar to the one found on Carcharodontosaurus (a really, really big Allosaurus cousin).

However, they'd never before seen the strange domed protrusion in the middle of the specimen.

Even with such limited data, paleontologists estimate the predator was over 30 feet in length. Read the whole analysis on the Smithsonian's blog.

In this artist rendition, a Sauroniops pachytholus makes a meal out of a juvenile Spinosaurus.

Via: blogs.smithsonianmag.com

"Terminator" Arm: The World's Most Advanced Prosthetic

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This is mind-blowing. The lastest advances in medical technology to assist amputees in getting their lives back are bringing science fiction to reality.

Source: youtube.com  /  via: geekologie.com

The carbon fiber mechanical hand is know as the Bebionic3, and is currently undergoing human tests. One lucky recipient was Nigel Ackland. Six years after losing his arm in an accident, Nigel can control his bionic limb with muscle movement from his upper arm.

The Bebionic3 gives him the fine motor control to use a mouse, peel vegetables, and other daily tasks most of us take for granted.

A Majestic Bantha Pug Rides Through The Desert

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Sand people always ride single file to hide their numbers. From the owner of Wampug comes the next greatest Star Wars dog costume.

Source: youtube.com


New Names For Common Items And Other Links

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Striking Similarities Between Iron Man And Coca Cola

David Tennant Joins The Cast Of "The Clone Wars"

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Star Wars meets Doctor Who in a manner of speaking. Tennant will lend his voice talents to the Huyang, a droid designed specifically to help Jedi forge their lightsabers.

Source: youtube.com  /  via: geeksaresexy.net

Genetically Engineered Bioluminescent Fish Tops The Morning Links

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Joker's Revenge Takes Shape In "Death Of The Family" Part Two

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No one is exempt, no one is safe. BuzzFeed got an exclusive look at the first pages of Batman #14 .

Since his return last month to retrieve his face from the Gotham City police department, the Clown Prince of Crime has been a busy man.

Now, in Batman #14, on sale Nov. 14, Joker kicks his sadistic plan into high gear as the details fall into place. What plans does the Dark Knight's most twisted nemesis have in store for Alfred and the rest of the Bat-Family?


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