lol. our life.

(via whatareyoureallymyfriendlybeing)

“Inside these sealed glass balls live shrimp, algae, and bacteria, all swimming around in filtered seawater. Put it somewhere with some light, and this little ecosystem will chug along happily for years, no feeding or cleaning necessary, totally oblivious to the fact that the rest of the world exists outside.”

The one me and some friends got for Nicholas broke this weekend :( He’d had it since this past October, and actually two of the shrimp had already died inside. I don’t think it had the right amount of sunlight… so sad.

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canisfamiliaris:

“Power Felt” generates electricity from heat. Wrap your cell phone in Power Felt, and it feeds off your body heat to recharge while it’s in your pocket. 

rispostesenzadomanda:

It’s a VanGogh-esque world (NASA’s rapresentation of oceanic surface currents - here’s the video)

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findvegan:

Vegan Baked Biscoff Donuts

perfecttouchofrebellion:

six favorite pictures of ; ducks. (x)

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face-down-asgard-up:

Damn, another attempt to see the muppets movie foiled. Blargh. Maybe it will show up on netflix soon? :)

veganexperience:

Vegan Valentine’s Day Recipes

He loves chocolate cupcakes, but I do enjoy surprising my love with new tasty treats :) Also, Nicholas says I’m not supposed to get him anything on Valentine’s Day?

This seems silly to me. If it’s a day to celebrate our love, shouldn’t we both be doing things to show our love (possibly including a present?)

What do you crazy kids think?

canisfamiliaris:

Found Functions

Nikki Graziano is a math and photography student at Rochester Institute of Technology. She overlays graphs and their corresponding equations onto her carefully composed photos, but she doesn’t go out looking for a subject that fits a specific function. Instead, she finds an image she likes, then tweaks the values of the function until the graph it describes aligns with the photograph. Photograph first, math second:

“I wanted to create something that could communicate how awesome math is, to everyone,” she says.

(via expose-the-light)