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The Game or their lives  El aislamiento político al que se enfrentó Corea del Norte tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial, sigue teniendo hoy en día repercusiones que serán decisivas para la paz del futuro. La presencia del eterno y polémico presidente, Kim Il-Sung, dejó a la mitad septentrional de Corea sumida en un caos donde los comunistas lograron un apoyo [...] [..] |
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| Now available: Game Seeds, the card game about game design A few months back, I mentioned Game Seeds, the card game created by Utrecht School of the Arts, Monobanda and Metagama to help game designers brainstorm both character design and entire games, by playfully combining their specific mechanics. The post quite happily got far more attention than I would've imagined, and (especially after I'd posted that Monobanda had sent me an early deck of the cards [..] |
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More on the sex lives of ancient humans  The saga continues. (Are you feeling like science is forcing you to think about your grandma and grandad doing it yet?) It looks like ancient humans were getting busy with more related species than just neanderthals, according to a story up on New Scientist. The evidence: A genetic study of modern humans that shows Indo-Pacific populations picked up a rather sudden windfall of genetic diversity ab [..] |
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| An octopus who lives in a beer bottle Science blogger Mike Lisieski found this video of an octopus who's turned trash into treasure. It's a tight squeeze to get out of the bottle, but the ability to maneuver through tiny spaces is one of those skills octopuses evolved both to defend themselves against predators, and catch their own prey. Basically, an octopus can go anywhere that it can fit its hard beak through—the rest of its [..] |
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| Sea Lion shot in the face lives Another heart wrenching story of good work done by the Marine Mammal Center. On December 8th, locals on Swede's Beach (a tiny cove in Sausalito where incidentally I used to live,) came across a listless and barely moving California sea lion. They called the Marine Mammal Center, who came to its rescue and found that it had been shot in the face with a shot gun. During the few weeks of his recovery [..] |
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| Jon Stewart on the cushy lives of teachers As always, Mr Stewart puts it into perspective -- the same people who object to limiting the tax-funded bonuses of bailed out bankers because it would violate their contracts say that teachers' contracts should be torn up and their benefits slashed. Midwestern Tahrir: Workers refuse to leave Wisconsin capital over ... Update from Wisconsin - Boing Boing Egyptian orders a pizza for the Wiscon [..] |
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| Parasite lives on shark eyeballs The Parasite of the Day: Ommatokoita elongata, a dangly, tassel-like creature that attaches itself to the eyeballs of sharks. Supposedly, this does not especially bother the sharks. Is there a German word for "something that gives other people the screaming heebie-jeebies, but about which the person actually affected does not care"? (Via hectocotyli)...
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| How thousands have learned to transform their lives Simple ways of discovering the hidden, inner drivers that twist and control your life
When someone asks any of us to make a decision, we bring all our prejudices, opinions, likes, dislikes, fears, hopes, antagonisms, and bits of knowledge alon [..] |
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Teen lives by Seventeen mag, chronicles experience on blog  18-year old Jaime Keiles from Pennsylvania isn't really the girly magazine type of girl, but she's been spending the last month of her high school career living "according to the gospel of Seventeen Magazine." The result is a funny, witty observance of the discrepancy between what's being marketed as teen culture and what actually is — at least in her life. For example: ...today I woke up in [..] |
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Photography project comparing the lives of 20-something women in the US and Yemen  Amira Al Sharif is a Muslim woman from Yemen who recently moved to the US to attend The International Center of Photography, and is working on a year-long project comparing the lives of American and Yemeni women her age. She writes: How do they dress? What are their relationships like with their families, boyfriends, colleagues? In what ways are we similar? And in which ways are we different? I be [..] |
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1960s and 1970s Denver pop culture thread lives on  Two years after I started the "1960s and 1970s Denver pop culture open thread" on Boing Boing it is still going! If you had a Denver area childhood, come join the fun. The password is "Noel & Andy" (just kidding, there's no password). (Thanks, Antinous!)...
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[Cine] Algunos concept arts más de Superman Lives ![Concept art, obra de Pete Von Sholly,de Superman Lives, el proyecto cancelado de Tim Burton - [Cine] Algunos concept arts más de Superman Lives](http://blogdesuperheroes.es/wp-content/plugins/BdSGallery/BdSGaleria/2832_big.jpg) Con cuentagotas nos sigue llegando material de la cancelada “Superman Lives”, el proyecto que Tim Burton iba a realizar a finales de los noventa y con Nicolas Cage como protagonista, y para quien intentaron contratar a Kevin Smith como guionista. En esta ocasión las imágenes se centran en los villanos Brainiac (cuya nave se pudo [...] [..] |
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| Social Proof: The Worst Enemy That Lives in Your Head
The concept of ?social proof? (or informational social influence, if you?re a sadist for typing) tells us that, often subconsciously, individuals will look to the other people around them in ambiguous social situations to de [..] |
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Project Einstein: rural kids in Guatemala photograph their lives  The youth photo training group Project Einstein got its start with group of young people living in a refugee camp in Bangladesh. One of the participants came up with the name because "Einstein was a refugee but could still do great things." Here's a collection of images taken by Q´eqchi´ Maya kids and teens in a rural part of Guatemala known as Zona Reyne, where the project is currently working in [..] |
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