The revamped club will feature live performances, cutting edge technology, incredible music by world famous DJs, theatrics, and an out-of-this-world experience in a 38,000 square foot venue.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
LIGHT - THE NIGHTCLUB
So Cirque Du Soleil's Nightclub, "LIGHT" will be opening it's doors on April 26, and it's going to be all kinds of AWESOME!! And that is putting it mildly.
The revamped club will feature live performances, cutting edge technology, incredible music by world famous DJs, theatrics, and an out-of-this-world experience in a 38,000 square foot venue.
The revamped club will feature live performances, cutting edge technology, incredible music by world famous DJs, theatrics, and an out-of-this-world experience in a 38,000 square foot venue.
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Cirque du Soleil,
Club Music,
LIGHT Nightclub,
Night Clubs
Cyanide and Happiness: Car Accident
Filed Under:
Car Accidents,
Car Crash,
comic strip,
Cyanide and Happiness,
funnies
What a Hot Mess: Books Bound In Human Skin
Courtesy of World of Wonder, I thought I was losing my mind when I came across a picture of a book bound in skin. No, not cowhide, cardboard, or paper. Human Skin!
I remember hearing about this way back when, but I never really looked into it; Until now.
Some say Harvard has four books, others say three - but honestly, Harvard has no earthly idea amongst it's 15-million book library how many are wrapped in human hide. And Harvard isn't the only school with books bound in skin. What a Hot Mess!
According to the Crimson.com, 'Accessible in the library’s Elihu Reading Room, the book, entitled
“Practicarum quaestionum circa leges regias...,” looks old but otherwise
ordinary.
Delicate, stiff, and with wrinkled edges, the skin’s coloring is a subdued yellow, with sporadic brown and black splotches like an old banana. The skin is not covered in hair or marked by tattoos—except for a “Harvard Law Library” branding on its spine. Nothing about it shouts “human flesh” to the untrained eye.'
And the mess gets hotter... 'The book’s 794th and final page includes an inscription in purple cursive: “the bynding of this booke is all that remains of my dear friende Jonas Wright, who was flayed alive by the Wavuma on the Fourth Day of August, 1632. King Mbesa did give me the book, it being one of poore Jonas chiefe possessions, together with ample of his skin to bynd it. Requiescat in pace.”'
Crazy, isn't it? You can read more about it here.
I remember hearing about this way back when, but I never really looked into it; Until now.
Some say Harvard has four books, others say three - but honestly, Harvard has no earthly idea amongst it's 15-million book library how many are wrapped in human hide. And Harvard isn't the only school with books bound in skin. What a Hot Mess!
According to the Crimson.com, 'Accessible in the library’s Elihu Reading Room, the book, entitled
“Practicarum quaestionum circa leges regias...,” looks old but otherwise
ordinary. Delicate, stiff, and with wrinkled edges, the skin’s coloring is a subdued yellow, with sporadic brown and black splotches like an old banana. The skin is not covered in hair or marked by tattoos—except for a “Harvard Law Library” branding on its spine. Nothing about it shouts “human flesh” to the untrained eye.'
And the mess gets hotter... 'The book’s 794th and final page includes an inscription in purple cursive: “the bynding of this booke is all that remains of my dear friende Jonas Wright, who was flayed alive by the Wavuma on the Fourth Day of August, 1632. King Mbesa did give me the book, it being one of poore Jonas chiefe possessions, together with ample of his skin to bynd it. Requiescat in pace.”'
Crazy, isn't it? You can read more about it here.
Filed Under:
Anthropodermic Bibliopegy,
Books,
Harvard University,
history,
Human Skin,
Old Books,
What a Hot Mess,
World of Wonder
Star Trek Characters & Roles
I found this chart online and thought it was pretty cool. So being that I love Star Trek so much I thought it was only fitting I post it on my blog. Thank you ChartGeek.
Here is a chart of practically every Star Trek bridge officer from every
Star Trek show arranged according to character name and role. Please
note that exact parallels are impossible to make so what I’m aiming for
here are roles that are roughly analogous, not 100% the same.
Check Your Email Hillary Clinton: A Valentine's Day Message From Justin Bieber
This is for all you Justin Bieber fans who missed Saturday Night Live last week, and missed this special Valentine's Day message from the Biebs himself.
Filed Under:
Funny,
Justin Bieber,
Saturday Night Live,
SNL,
Valentine's Day,
videos
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
The Joys of Being a Parent: Caught Red (Sprinkle) Faced
Ha ha ha, oh... the joys of being a parent! This is for all you parents who have children or had children who were the kindest, sweetest, cutest, littlest liars. LOL.
Watch as this little boy tells mommy he didn't eat the sprinkles. And by golly, he didn't eat them even if he had some on his face!
Watch as this little boy tells mommy he didn't eat the sprinkles. And by golly, he didn't eat them even if he had some on his face!
Worldwide Homophobia
This chart is really fascinating. Not in the sense
that I'm glad America isn't in that horrible, deep-pink and purple
category, but glad that our country has come a long way. Sure we have
thousands, if not millions of people who continue to hate us - like that
ignorant school teacher in the news lately. But to
think that Ryan and I could be incarcerated, or better yet, put to
death in all those countries is mind-boggling to me. It's crazy!!!
So if you're thinking of taking a trip to any of those places - good luck.
So if you're thinking of taking a trip to any of those places - good luck.
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Filed Under:
Charts,
Countries,
Equality,
gay,
gay rights,
Hate,
Haters,
Homophobia,
I Love Charts
Things We Can Do To Save The Environment - Issue No. 09 - Build a Skyscraper
The Global Warming Survival Guide
Thinking of building a new home? Buying one? Well, take into consideration how much you can help the environment by using materials that conserve energy. Using recycled steel, insulating concrete, cool roofing shingles, recycled wood/plastic composite lumber, Low-E windows and many more materials can help keep you cool during the summer months and warm during the winter; all while helping the environment.Giving credit to TIME, I'd like to thank them for showing us the many ways we can meet these goals. Just one person can make a difference, and it starts with YOU!
~ Peter aka Blade7184
9. Build a Skyscraper
Almost everything about the Bank of America tower, a soaring skyscraper under construction near Times Square in New York City, has been designed to minimize the use of energy. Take the concrete. Making the stuff from scratch is very energy intensive, so the builders are using a mix of 55% concrete and 45% slag, a waste product from blast furnaces. Mixing slag with concrete saves energy and makes the concrete stronger. The tower will save so-called gray water from washrooms and use it to flush the toilets. The building will also generate much of its own electricity from natural gas, a less potent carbon emitter than coal. These features will account for $3.5 million of a total building cost of $1.2 billion, but the owners expect to recoup that in a few years with all the energy they'll save. When it's finished next year, the tower will be the second highest in the city, but it stands alone as the greenest building in New York. [Updated]
Make sure to follow Blade 7184 every Tuesday for a new issue of Things We Can Do To Save The Environment. Each issue is thought-provoking, informative and may hold the key to saving your children and grandchildren's future.
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Monday, February 11, 2013
Some Pretty Cool Stuff - Issue No. 006
Yay!!! It's time for "Some Pretty Cool Stuff"...
I figured that since I'm constantly in the kitchen creating recipes, cooking and enjoying life - today's issue would consist of three must-haves for the kitchen.
Let's start off with the Quirky Ribbon Baking Pan!
I figured that since I'm constantly in the kitchen creating recipes, cooking and enjoying life - today's issue would consist of three must-haves for the kitchen.
Let's start off with the Quirky Ribbon Baking Pan!
The Ribbon is a modular baking pan that allows you to control the shape
and the size of the baking area. Using the silicone band that attaches
to the steel baking sheet with magnets, you can shape the baking area to
fit the needs of your recipe and create different shaped molds for your
cakes, brownies, and your most decadent desires. Ding! When you’re
done baking simply peel away the silicone band to unleash those
delicious treats!
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| Unfortunately this item isn't for sell yet, but they can sign me up! |
The Quirky Pluck!
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| From bodybuilders to soccer moms, egg whites are a great healthy breakfast choice. But separating the yolk from the whites can seem like pulling a rabbit from a hat. Enter Quirky’s Pluck, the yolk extractor you’ll have to see to believe. Simply place it over the yolk of an already cracked egg, squeeze the silicone chamber, and release to suck the egg yolk up into it. To dispose of its contents, just give Pluck another squeeze and move onto the next egg. When finished, separate the two pieces and wash by hand or in the dishwasher. Buy $12.99 video |
The Corn Kerneler!
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| Wow, this would definitely help me with making sweet corn tamales! Thanks to the stainless steel blades in this contraption, it makes plucking the corn off the cob seem like child's play. $12.95 |
Click here if want to see more of "Some Pretty Cool Stuff"
Filed Under:
Baking,
Cooking,
Corn,
Eggs,
Kitchenware,
Some Pretty Cool Stuff
Cyanide and Happiness: Coming Out
Filed Under:
Closeted Gays,
Coming Out,
Cyanide and Happiness,
funnies,
Funny,
gay
Things That Make You Go Hmmm... Texas vs. Chile
I've known this for a long time, but just in case none of my fellow Texans knew...
We not only stole the flag design from Chile, we stole their damn motto too. LMAO.
In order for Texas to differinteate itself from Chile, they made their star bigger and the blue extend from top to bottom on the left hand side.
As for the motto, Chile's "La Estrella Solitaria", is "The Lone Star" in English.
And we are????
The Lone Star State - go figure.
Now that is something to really make you go, "hmmm".
We not only stole the flag design from Chile, we stole their damn motto too. LMAO.
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| Texan Flag |
And we are????
The Lone Star State - go figure.
Now that is something to really make you go, "hmmm".
Filed Under:
Chile,
Flags,
Motto,
State Mottos,
Texas,
The Lone Star State,
Things That Make You Go Hmmm...
Are People Really This Stupid? Issue No. 29 - Facebook is Full of Them (20 Pics)
LMAO! I'm sorry, but I had to post these pics - they're freaking hilarious!!! And I'm using "freaking" to be kind. LOL.
But seriously folks. When people start thinking the Mount Rushmore National Memorial is a natural creation it's time to re-evaluate our education system in this country. Oh wait, are we not 22 in the world in education, or is that 50? Who cares - we're behind.
Check out the remaining pics after the jump.... they will have you on the edge of your seat laughing.
But seriously folks. When people start thinking the Mount Rushmore National Memorial is a natural creation it's time to re-evaluate our education system in this country. Oh wait, are we not 22 in the world in education, or is that 50? Who cares - we're behind.
Check out the remaining pics after the jump.... they will have you on the edge of your seat laughing.
Loving One Another - Issue No. 017
Wow, I can't believe it's been over 8 months since I posted an issue of "Loving One Another". Please feel free to share my latest picture quote creation.
Filed Under:
gay,
Gay Couples,
Gay Quotes,
LOA,
Loving One Another,
Picture Quotes,
quotes
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Isn't This The Truth? Life Before and After Cell Phones
So the brilliant minds that at _twentypixels have given us a breakdown of life, "before and after" cell phones came to existence. And I'd have to say they got it down right. LOL.
So let's just say you're going to meet a friend at 7 PM, called someone and they didn't pick up, or you were stranded and needed a ride. How was it like before the smartphone you have in your hand right now came to be?
So let's just say you're going to meet a friend at 7 PM, called someone and they didn't pick up, or you were stranded and needed a ride. How was it like before the smartphone you have in your hand right now came to be?
Filed Under:
_twentypixels,
Cell Phones,
comic strip,
comics,
Funny,
Isn't This The Truth?,
Telephones,
Webcomic
A Very Special Moment: Lazaro Arbos May Stutter, But He Can Sing
I've decided to create a new series, and I'm going to call it "A Very Special Moment".
I always come across videos on the internet, that I swear, are very special moments and this video is one of those moments.
Who you become, what inspires you and what message you convey to those around you - will definitely make you a better person. All we want is to be loved and accepted. Everyone want's that. You want that.
Ryan and I haven't seen American Idol since Crystal Bowersox lost to Lee DeWyze in season 9, but the recent audition of Lazaro Arbos I caught online was absolutely gut-wrenching. The boy has a stutter, but can definitely sing his heart out.
I always come across videos on the internet, that I swear, are very special moments and this video is one of those moments.
Who you become, what inspires you and what message you convey to those around you - will definitely make you a better person. All we want is to be loved and accepted. Everyone want's that. You want that.
Ryan and I haven't seen American Idol since Crystal Bowersox lost to Lee DeWyze in season 9, but the recent audition of Lazaro Arbos I caught online was absolutely gut-wrenching. The boy has a stutter, but can definitely sing his heart out.
Filed Under:
A Very Special Moment,
American Idol,
Auditions,
Contestants,
Crystal Bowersox,
Lazaro Arbos,
Lee DeWyze,
Reality TV,
Singing,
television series,
videos
Cyanide and Happiness: Birds
Filed Under:
comic strip,
Comical,
Cyanide and Happiness,
Funny,
Sex,
The Birds and The Bees
Where To Pet and Not Pet Your Pet
So yeah, I don't think this picture is very accurate, because our dogs are very picky about where they want to be petted; Well, Ryan's dogs anyway. My little Duchess loves to be petted all over. LOL.
2015 Ford Evos Mustang???
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| RAIN |
According to this article, The new Ford Mustang Evos will be coming to a city near you by 2015. The Evos is powered by a plug-in hybrid electric powertrain which consists of a 2.0-liter Atkinson cycle gasoline engine, electric motor and lithium-ion battery pack. [source]. So yeah Ford's taking Hybrid to a whole new level, and I'd have to say I'm quite impressed. But I'm sure this care will cost a pretty penny, so unless you're carrying around a huge load of cash, financing will not be so great. Maybe you can finance for 10 years or something. LOL.
Check out the pics, they are pretty cool.
Interior Pics after the jump...
Filed Under:
cars,
Concept Cars,
EVOS Technology,
Ford,
Ford Mustang,
Futuristic,
Hybrid Vehicles,
Prius C,
Rain,
Sports Cars,
Toyota
Saturday, February 9, 2013
I Can't Freaking Believe This!
LMAO, Yep, these are our 4 chihuahuas!
[Image contains vulgar language, viewer discretion is advised.]
What Stress Does To Your Body
Everyone will go through it at some point in their life. As children, you shouldn't have to. As teenagers, you have no reason to; Unless homework, boyfriends and girlfriends drive you to it. LOL. As a young adult, most definitely! And as you get older - all the time. LOL. Just kidding.
I can't remember the last time I was stressed; Okay maybe a couple years ago at work, but I'm okay now.
All kidding aside, the chart below is a pretty clear indicator as to what stress can do to your body. Check it out, because I've experienced everyone of these throughout my life, and I'm sure you have as well.
I can't remember the last time I was stressed; Okay maybe a couple years ago at work, but I'm okay now.
All kidding aside, the chart below is a pretty clear indicator as to what stress can do to your body. Check it out, because I've experienced everyone of these throughout my life, and I'm sure you have as well.
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Filed Under:
Aches,
Anger,
Charts,
Depression,
Heart Conditions,
I Love Charts,
Immune System,
Medical Advice,
Pain,
Stress,
Symptoms
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