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“maybe next year we should just send flowers, brother.” “that’s the most intelligent thing you’ve said all week, thor.”

Werner passed away in 2014 at the age of 80.

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GOOD GUY ADOBE releases the ENTIRE CS2 SUITE. FOR FREE.

That means free access to Photoshop CS2 - and that already has most of what you could ask for, really.

All you have to do is create a FREE ADOBE ID.

The cs2 programs date back only a few years, and still have much of the functionality of today’s more modern ones. The differences between most of the versions are little more than slight modifications or additions of minor features, and UI changes. Go for it guys!!

ART BY WESLEY  BURT

WOMEN IN BATTLE GEAR/ARMOR THAT IS NOT DRIPPING WITH FROTHY-SLICK CURDS OF SEXISM

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“Etherologist Clezbitt” is my Easter egg colored Derp of a Mesmer. And is the one who I stuff behind the other side of Pilkter’s Bar. Whether or not ‘Etherology’ is a legitimate branch of study in Synergetics OR it’s just something he made up one day is still unclear.  Four plus years at collage turned him from a goofball into a certified goofball.

Maybe it’s just me but it feels like the series staff are finding their groove. I’ve noticed less animation errors and the scenes flow more smoothly, with more dynamic and more of a manga feel (like the Time Warp act using some manga style reactions). This makes me hopeful that now they’re out of the gate and the series is getting enough attention, that they’re able to now focus on their craft and hopefully getting a better budget. (Heaven knows if I could afford the special ed blurays to support them I totally would!)

Also, thanks to #girlsofmoonlight for your wonderful blog and commentary on SMC. I love reading your in-depth reactions and thoughts on every episode and the Sailor Moon universe in general. It’s actually helped me pay attention more to the details, emotions, etc in the scenes and characters, and helped me enjoy them more.

Nye was the commencement speaker at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where he was awarded an honorary doctor of science degree. [x]

In 2011, he received an honorary doctor of science degree from Willamette University. [x]

In 2013 he received an honorary doctor of pedagogy degree from Lehigh University. [x]

In 2008, he was awarded an honorary doctorate by Johns Hopkins University [x]

In May 2008, he also received the 2010 Humanist of the Year Award from the American Humanist Association. [x]

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This is the best image we have of the dwarf planet Ceres.

It’s a mysterious place that we know little about. A year ago, however the Herschel Space Observatory discovered that it’s got a tenuous atmosphere of water vapor.

It’s now believed that there are cryovolcanoes blasting liquid water up out of the surface.

Could Ceres host an entire liquid ocean of water? What’s more - if there is liquid water, could there be life?

Presently, there’s a large amount of speculation about what the “white spot’ on Ceres actually is. The Herschel Space Observatory’s cryovolcano may in fact be the white spot. If so this will be a prime location to search for some form of astrobiological activity.

Here’s the newest release of images compiled by NASA. We can now see that the mysterious white spot isn’t alone: there are many white spots on Ceres!

This is remarkable. Could these spots be ice deposits? Impact sites that resulted in interior material getting exposed?

We’re only going to continue learning more as Dawn gets closer to this alien world.

The images are growing sharper as NASA’s Dawn mission makes its final approach to Ceres. These images were taken from 52,000 miles away. Soon Dawn will arrive - March 6th.

The images of Ceres continue to get better. The mysterious white spot is still too small to resolve exactly its nature but despite that, it’s by far the brightest thing on Ceres (and it has a sibling!).

“The brightest spot continues to be too small to resolve with our camera, but despite its size it is brighter than anything else on Ceres. This is truly unexpected and still a mystery to us.” said Andreas Nathues, lead investigator for the framing camera team at the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Gottingen, Germany.

Again, this is unconfirmed and I’ll update once that status changes.

NASA’s released a full color spread image of Ceres. Now that Dawn’s been orbiting for a little while, the fantastic imagery is beginning to come out. 

Ceres appears to have fewer large craters than previously expected.

Scientists have also identified ten “bright spot” regions. They’re still too elusive to make out in current imagery. On April 23rd Dawn will drop to a closer orbit in search of answers.