Ha!! ;)
unhappyhipsters:
He could not believe his luck: he’d successfully replaced the faulty carburetor on the hovercraft AND the doors were left open. In a flash, he was out of there.
(Dwell)
A propane tank never looked so cool! #LEGO
drivec:
This is how I spent this afternoon’s delightful 65 degree weather.
Also, I sell propane and Lego accessories.
Successive close-ups of the scales of a Peacock butterfly wing.
Shown from left to right, top to bottom: (second row) a closeup of the scales of the specimen at top, high magnification view of coloured scales (different species); (third row) electron micrograph of a patch of wing (~×50 magnification), the scales close up (~×200); (last row) a single scale (×1000), microstructure of a scale (×5000).
(photos: MichaD (top and second row left), Shaddack (second row right), SecretDisc (micrographs))
One day she’d be ready for life on the outside. (Today was not that day.)
(Photo: Simon Devitt; Dwell)
About me
Josué Diaz is a person of many interests; His wife and children rank primary on his extensive list. He enjoys meeting interesting people who possess passions and interests they love to share with him.
A fan of rustic food with simple ingredients from many parts of the world, Josue MUST rank the cuisine of Puerto Rico and Italy as the most likely to inflict pleasure upon his taste buds.
He enjoys technology in many forms from web apps to gadgets to large scale technical business solutions down to non-profits trying to get attention to their worthy cause(s) on a shoestring budget.
The sports industry (professional and college) is another area of interest that Josué is mindful of. The Detroit Pistons, Tigers and Lions are his favorite pro teams.
Participation within digital Photography and an evolving appreciation for Architecture and Fashion are areas he draws inspiration from on a regular basis.
On May 2nd, 2009, Josué ruptured his left Achilles Tendon playing the game of basketball and decided to transform that experience into a platform and reach other Achilles Tendon rupture patients, family members and anyone curious about the injury and subsequent recovery. http://myachillesrupture.com was started to offer Support, Resource and Community.
Is there more that could be said? Of course, but enough of your time was taken on this section. :) Don't forget to say hi.
