“For a Samurai to be brave, he must have a bit of Black blood.”
— Japanese Proverb
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Daily Archives: April 11, 2015
Inside the world of a crime scene photographer
Forensic photography is such an important part of solving crimes and getting a behind-the-scenes peek at what goes on throughout the process is so fascinating. Like most photography, forensic photographers utilize light to capture what they need to see. They match different crimes to different light wavelengths to pull out the relevant details.
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Selena to get hologram, make new music
Tejano star Selena, who died 20 years ago, is coming back in a big way: with a hologram-like figure.
Billboard reports that the singer’s family is creating a version of the singer that will be “walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment” of her persona.
These Fire “Cork” Nike Air Max 90s Are Dropping Soon
The Nike Air Max 90’s 25th anniversary was filled with a ton of special edition drops, and now we finally have more details regarding the celebratory “Cork” release.
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You Can Already Pre-order That Flapping, Flying, RC Pterodactyl
Just over a month after we first stumbled across PaulG Toys’ flying pterodactyl at Toy Fair 2015, the unique remote control toy is available for pre-order via a Kickstarter campaign. And early backers can get the pterodactyl and a wireless controller with a donation of just $250 if they’re confident the crowdfunding campaign will be a success.
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Can you eat healthy on $4 a day?
One CEO tests how healthy low-income families can eat under the U.S. governments’ food assistance program.
ACROSS THE EVENT HORIZON
As you fall feet first across an event horizon—the point where nothing can escape the black hole’s gravitational pull—you don’t feel anything change. But eventually, gravity is so much stronger at your feet than your head that you’re stretched apart, like Play-Doh, until you snap. Or at least, that’s the picture physicists drew after Einstein proposed his theory of general relativity in 1915. In the past few years, new possibilities for your untimely end have emerged.
The Fat Cat Collective 