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“Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary… That’s what gets you.”
- Jeremy Clarkson
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Rare Sighting Of Dashing, Two-Legged Hairy Sprinting Crab?
In latin it’s called Thaumoctopus mimicus, but I’d call it The Master. It’s Meryl Streep in octopus form. There are ocean animals that can change shape, imitate plants, rocks, flora, and I’ve blogged about some of them. But this octopus is special. It seems to study other creatures and then imitate them, copying their moves and their bodies. It can do sea snakes, lionfish, flatfish, giant crabs, sea shells, stingrays, jellyfish and weird beings that have no name, and maybe no earthly existence. Is it imagining? I don’t know, but no scientist has ever seen a shaggy sprinting bi-pedal crab — until our octopus decided to be one. -Robert Krulwich
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Favorite iPad photo so far today: Apple’s Phil Schiller appearing to get licked by a giant dog while talking about the device’s built-in camera.
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After the Fall: The Economics of Shattered iPhones
Things happen. Even if your brand new iPhone is all smashed up it still keeps 72% of its value. Heck, you can drop it in the toilet and it’s still worth a good chunk of change. There is little need to live in fear and smother your phone with protective measures. There is entire ecosystem that takes broken phones and makes them whole again, so prices of broken phones aren’t even that low. You don’t walk around with a bumper case around your head and that’s pretty valuable. If you’re phone breaks, you can just fix it. It will be okay.
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This is the Transfăgărășan, a road Jeremy calls the best road in the world.
The awesome and hilarious Top Gear Series 14 trip to Romania is on BBC America right now.
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This is the coolest thing anyone has ever done.
Make this Alabama basketball fan a meme, internet.
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