Reality Bites
So cute… I want one!
The three-month-old male, weighing in at a scant 1.5 pounds, is in quarantine at the San Diego Zoo. Soon, the fox will begin training to become an “animal ambassador” for the species, meaning he’ll participate in educational programs.
Might be worth checkin' out
Google is taking a big step in offering Android features on its Chrome OS by allowing a few Android apps to run on Chromebooks for the first time. Google announced that four Android apps are the first to run on Chrome OS and can be downloaded from the Chrome Store. They include the note taking app Evernote, Twitter’s video clip app Vine, the children’s reading skills improvement app…
Cute video 🙂
Golfers at a B.C. resort were surprised to find a baby bear using their putting green as a playground.
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Around a month ago, we reported that Google had seemingly changed the refund window for paid apps and games on the Play Store to two hours. We tested our t… by David Ruddock in Applications, Games, News
Android: If you thought Google Voice integration would be the biggest Hangouts-related news today, you were wrong. Today Google released the Hangouts Dialer. Not only does it seem to be a worthy replacement for the stock Dialer, but users in the US and Canada can now make free voice calls. With or without Google Voice.
I'm definitely checking this out!
http://www.hollywood.com ‘Extraterrestrial’ Trailer Director: Colin Minihan Starring: Brittany Allen
Far more entertaining version of the news.
Did you know John Oliver and Cookie Monster co-anchor a nightly news broadcast about words? Just kid
Looks good!
If Blade Runner and I, Robot gave birth to a new movie starring a bald Antonio Banderas, it would look just like Automata, the latest vision of our inevitably dystopian future. That future—or at least the way director Gabe Ibáñez has imagined it—also looks pretty dang awesome. Well, spectacular is probably a better word
Little Boy, the nuclear bomb that U.S. forces dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima on August 6th, 1945, leveled a two-mile radius of the city, killing an estimated 80,000 people. It was an enormous amount of destruction–and it was caused by less than two percent of the uranium carried by the bomb.
The more and more I watch and read about this story it looks more and more like an excuse and a cover to commit acts of violence and riot. This seems more like a release of anger and hatred towards "the man" and a retaliation against society because so many people have much lower standards of living, are very underprivileged and have no way of changing the way they live.
As the saying goes, "put yourself in my shoes"… I hope I never have to go through what so many people are born into and live through every single day. Just an observation…
The CBC’s Washington correspondent Keith Boag says Michael Brown’s shooting death may not be the portrait of race relations in America it’s being made out as.
No flippin' way!
If there is such thing as a perfect motorcycle accident, this might be it: a motorcyclist crashes full speed into a car that’s changing lanes. That’s bad. The crash launches his body into a spinning mess in the air. That’s definitely bad. But yet somehow he manages to flip and land standing up on the car’s roof.
Maybe taking Advil was the right thing to do all along.
There are a lot of hangover myths. No, they are not caused by dehydration, so drinking lots of water with your booze won’t help. And no, they are not caused by blood sugar levels. Scientists do have one hypothesis about what causes them, however — and luckily we have a cure for it.
13 is a big year in a young one’s life: you’ve officially tip-toed into adolescence, your body starts to go a little batty and you can finally sign up
That's one nasty little worm!
This unsettling creature is called Eunice aphroditois, or colloquially the Bobbit worm. These critters can grow up to three meters long and have pincers capable of slicing its (sometimes larger) prey right in half. Also? It injects a toxin into its prey to make it easier to digest. Yum.
Possible Hangouts update in hopeful near future. Looks interesting!
According to Florian Kiersch (who has uncovered many in-progress Google projects including Google Stars), Google is testing a new Hangouts experience for n… by Liam Spradlin in Google, Leaks, News
Play fighting Pandas… so cute! :)
