Aristotle
“The gods too are fond of a joke.”
Galileo Galilei
“I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use.”
Cary Grant
“I improve on misquotation.”
Kim Van Der Saar
“Tus peores enemigos son los amigos que haz traicionado.”
Un sitio dedicado a fotografia de zona de guerra, pero en mision antes y despues de Tailandia despues del Tsunami.
Las inovaciones tecnologicas permiten que ahora se puedan tener opciones muy interesantes en el diseno de espacios
Alavi’s latest project is indeed likely to inspire a myriad of ideas from creatives all over the world when they see how he had an aerial view of the Sacramento River woven into a carpet for the floor of a pedestrian bridge connecting the Sacramento International Airport terminal to the parking garage. It is indeed, a “flying carpet”…
Una semana atrasado pero anuncio los resultados.
Solo le atine a una categoria… Cooking Diva gano la de mejor blog latinoamericano. Felicidades. Digo, despues de leer sus recetas sabia que no tenia oportunidad. Deliciosas cosas que prepara esa mujer!
The Cooking Diva Blog: Original Tropical Creations by Chef Melissa De Leon
El resto no fueron de mi agrado… Post Secret se merece todo lo que gano, (acabo de ver el libro que editaron la semana pasada) pero el hecho de que we make money not art no haya ganado se me hizo injusto… igual para www.tokyotimes.org…. best blogs in the world.
Bueno de regreso a bloggin’
Galeria de arte de Scott Greene, me gusta su interpretacion de la invasion de antenas
Channel Babel
Scott Greene Fine Art – Hirsh Greene Press
via Ursi’s BLOG
Sigo con los Legos, ahora de deidades aztecas.
Hutzilopochtli
Tambien chequen el blog del autor Dunechaser’s Blocklog
via BoingBoing
Me vino a la mente Corso cuando encontre en el Blog de Bibi este Tarot de figuras de Lego
podria tener mejor foto, pero la idea es genial.
Chris Doyle’s Reasonably Clever.Com – Where our motto is “Hey! That’s Reasonably Clever!”
via Bibi’s box
These images are part of a series of remarkable patterns that bacteria form when grown in a petri dish. While the colors
and shading are artistic additions, the image templates are actual colonies of tens of billions of these microorganisms.
The colony structures form as adaptive responses to laboratory-imposed stresses that mimic hostile environments faced
in nature. They illustrate the coping strategies that bacteria have learned to employ, strategies that involve cooperation
through communication. These selfsame strategies are used by the bacteria in their struggle to defeat our best antibiotics.
Thus, if we understand the mechanisms behind the patterns, we can learn how to outsmart the bacteria – for example, by
tampering with their communication – in our ongoing battle for our health.
The images come from the laboratory of Prof Eshel Ben-Jacob, of the Tel-Aviv University (http://star.tau.ac.il/~inon/
baccyber0.html) as part of a collaboration with Prof. Herbert Levine of UCSD’s National Science Foundation Frontier
Center for Theoretical Biological Physics (ctbp.ucsd.edu). The goal of this research is to unravel the adaptation secrets
enabling bacterial survival against all odds. Their efforts build upon progress in two disparate fi elds – pattern formation in
complex dynamical systems and the molecular biology and biophysics of bacteria.
pero yo sigo insistiendo que algun ayudante de laboratorio escucha Reggae…
T. S. Eliot
“Humankind cannot stand very much reality.”
Johnny Carson
“If it weren’t for Philo T. Farnsworth, inventor of television, we’d still be eating frozen radio dinners.”
Laurence J. Peter
“Originality is the fine art of remembering what you hear but forgetting where you heard it.”
Alfred E. Newman
“Crime does not pay … as well as politics.”
