MEDIA: Invention of Love

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ART: Scan of photos

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ART: Scan for Classics



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RANDOM: IKEA Job Interview

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RANDOM: Nikolai Krestinskys review of English Grammar For Dummies

This has to be one of the most awesome reviews I've ever read. Please read on:
Nikolai Krestinsky's review of English Grammar For Dummies
When i first come to America, my english did cause me problems. In Soviet Russia i was strong teacher, my english i know is the best in all of Petropavlovsk. My brother, Mikhail, he say to me, "Nikolai you go to America, they make you rich like czar, take many woman as lover, kill many bear". My brother, he is very wise, is greatest toymaker in all of Russia. So next day i wake up, sell my house, say goodbye to wife and children, and go to America to become millionaire. Then in America, I go to job interview and they say to me "Nikolai, you are not for the job here, you are not the skills we need, your english is poor like child". I take that man and smash his table, i say "someday i will be greatest man in all of country, your children will wish me their father!". That day my anger is best of me. It is then i know i must learn better english, so i buy book "English Grammer it is for Dummies" by Mr.Woods. Now i am perfect english grammer! I write letter to Mikhail, he write back "Nikolai, your english is like a god, you will be millionaire soon! all of Petropavlovsk is proud for you! good luck brother! please send letter when you are president or maybe even czar! Hahaha! also, your wife is killed by bear". So i say thanks to Mr.Woods for his book! When i am czar your family will be spared! Hahahaha! (is joke).
What are your thoughts?

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Exhibition Celebrates 200th Anniversary of Manhattan Street Grid

An upcoming exhibition will highlight the success of the Manhattan grid. Amongst the artifacts on display will be an official 9-foot long ink drawing, one of three, of the original grid from Houston Street to 155th Street. The exhibit will take place between mow and April 15th at The Museum of the City of New York.

[Via Archrecord]

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Math made simple

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Math lovers know. There is a link between "Love' and "SIN".


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Guess...Which is the science that classifies living things?

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A cool momento.


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Your exact time is...

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Art: The Stone Age [Photo]

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If you hate snow then watch this...

GOTCHA!!! Long live winter!!!

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7 Things Highly Productive People Do | Inc.com

People who need to step it up should read this. Click here.

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You know your cool when...

...your pet fist-pumps you.

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Woman crushed to death in NYC elevator accident: Crushed to death in freak lift accident

Crushed to death in freak lift accident

A 41-year-old woman was crushed to death on Wednesday by a lift that began moving as she was stepping on board, US authorities said. The freak acciden...

Source: http://goo.gl/mag/lW8Bu

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This is junk...

The N train just flew by my station (39th Avenue-Beebe Ave). It didn't even slow down. I gotta get home...

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Educational Moment: Marbles...How are they made?

If you have ever wondered how come custom glass objects are so expensive then watch this video and you'll understand the tremendous amount of work that goes into creating it. If you've never wondered that then watch it anyone...hopefully you'll learn something ;-)

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The last remnants of Fall

Queensboro Plaza @ Queens, NY
(Taken from north skybridge)

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Blue-Ray


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Good morning...

This spectacle is what I woke up to yesterday before taking the ferry. "Yey to the Nay-sayers", rain is beautiful!!!

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Funny Ads

 

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The way home...

1 stop down. 2 to go...


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Eats: Panini Tozt Cafe @ LIC

A typical Tozt Panini Sandwich

For starters, I really like the image this place presents. It felt like an upscale deli without the upscale prices plus the cleanliness . With that being said let’s move on to the food...delicious. Granted I’ve only had the #4 Classic Chicken Tozt Panini consisting of grilled chicken, melted American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise. It was very juicy and fresh. Truly one of the better Panini’s I’ve had in quite a while. The man that made my sandwich needs anger-management therapy but besides that the service, especially by the cashiers, was pretty darn good. I will definitely go back...just for the food ;-). Hi angry-man!!! 
Price: $6.48 (sandwich only)



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Damien Walters 2011 Official Showreel

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Mario takes over Long Island City

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Turn Your iPhone Into A Realistic Looking Camera With Snap

From AppAdvice.com:

Turn Your iPhone Into A Realistic Looking Camera With Snap

http://appadvice.com/appnn/2011/11/turn-your-iphone-into-a-realistic-looking-camera-with-snap/

Get the AppAdvice.com iPhone app by visiting http://itunes.com/apps/appadvice

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A Street Surprise...

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The Glass Master at work


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It's all how you see it...


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I just learned something new today...

You can take a MetroCard with leftover money and transfer that money to another card. You just have to ask the person at the station booth. I DIDN'T KNOW THAT!!!

Did I say "ask"? I meant beg!

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Florida Woman Receives $201,000 T-Mobile Phone Bill

A Florida woman received a phone bill from T-Mobile (a U.S. mobile telephone carrier) for the amount of $201,055.44. Celina Aarons shares the same phone account with her two brothers (one deaf and one mute) and as she explains this high bill is due to a mistake by her brother on a recent trip to Canada. Apparently her brother forgot to turn off data roaming and, as you can imagine, the charges started stacking up. News clip below...



[via SMH]

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The comical side of culture

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Guess what I'm having for breakfast next Saturday?



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7 Blunders of the world by Ghandi

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One perk of being a kid...

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And the difference is...

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Finally!!! The Sun...

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Even animals have an OCD

 

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Surgical robot peeling a grape

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This is not a painting!!!

 

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Why won’t God run for office?

 

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Around the world in 60, time-lapsed, seconds…from space

 

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The world’s largest afro

 

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When does organization become an OCD?

 

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NYC [HDR]

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What happens under all that snow...


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Animation in photos.

Animated image and photos has been a part of the web since the 80’s when the very popular GIF format was released. Introduced by CompuServe, GIF is an amazing format and it has survived to this day due to its portability and popularity. As a habitual web-surfer I have come across some awesome GIF files which I wanted to share with you. I hope they are to your liking:

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Aging…it’s all in your head!

One of the most humbling experiences for a human being is aging. Aging can be a welcome blessing to some of us but to others it can become a reasoning for concern. For some time during this process we all experience a reminisce to our younger, healthier days. Such is the case of the people in the photographs below. My, My…some people don’t change!!!


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What does a trillion dollars look like?

One of the most impressive public buildings in any country has to be the central bank. In the United States the central bank, known as the Federal Reserve, is headquartered in Washington, DC but there are 12 regional reserve banks. The amount of money at any one of these facilities is astonishing. In 2009 it was estimated that the US Federal Reserve Bank of New York City (the largest in the system) held $957,685,000,000 in reserve cash. This is almost a trillion dollars. To give you an idea of how much money is being kept at this facility we’ll take a look at the following illustration (which I found at PTM.org). Here we go…

This is your typical $100 dollar bill….
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Here’s $10,000…



$1,000,000…
(it can fit in your gym-bag)
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$100,000,000…
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$1,000,000,000…
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and finally $1,000,000,000,000.
(The little red dot to the left of the pile is a human being)
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