separate stem

19 Jan 2012

fuckyeahsexycars:

Subaru BRX STi Concept

fuckyeahsexycars:

Subaru BRX STi Concept

18 Jan 2012

fuckyeahthebetterlife:

fuckyeahthebetterlife:

Doors go up, panties drop.

Just because.

fuckyeahthebetterlife:

fuckyeahthebetterlife:

Doors go up, panties drop.

Just because.

18 Jan 2012

18 Jan 2012

18 Jan 2012

grooveconnection:

si7:

thinkupstudio:

thinkupstudio:

instrumentation:

critter and guitari cellular automata synth
via www.deviantsynth.com

grooveconnection:

si7:

thinkupstudio:

thinkupstudio:

instrumentation:

critter and guitari cellular automata synth

via www.deviantsynth.com

18 Jan 2012

twicr:

joshbyard:

Kids Want Robot Teachers, Says Lego-Funded Study:

The survey was built around asking 350 “kid-innovators” aged eight to 12 how things would change if robots were part of their everyday lives. The results indicate that children have a very human view of robots.
Instead of machines that get tasks done for them, these digital natives see robots as ideal humans, able to help them at various tasks and make them feel comfortable socially.
“Robots are better versions of our teachers and parents, offering limitless time and patience, encouraging confidence and self-direction, and allowing us to make mistakes sans self-consciousness,” according to the study.
In addition, the study’s authors argue that robots can help remove any social stigma related learning at school. Perhaps the most common type of robot used today for education is Lego’s Mindstorm which teaches children how to program the device’s sensors and motion. The pictures students in the study drew were commonly of humanoid robots that act as companions to children’s daily lives, alternating between play companion and homework helper.

(via Reading, writing, arithmetic, and…robots? | Cutting Edge - CNET News)

The end is drawing near, my friends.

twicr:

joshbyard:

Kids Want Robot Teachers, Says Lego-Funded Study:

The survey was built around asking 350 “kid-innovators” aged eight to 12 how things would change if robots were part of their everyday lives. The results indicate that children have a very human view of robots.

Instead of machines that get tasks done for them, these digital natives see robots as ideal humans, able to help them at various tasks and make them feel comfortable socially.

“Robots are better versions of our teachers and parents, offering limitless time and patience, encouraging confidence and self-direction, and allowing us to make mistakes sans self-consciousness,” according to the study.

In addition, the study’s authors argue that robots can help remove any social stigma related learning at school. Perhaps the most common type of robot used today for education is Lego’s Mindstorm which teaches children how to program the device’s sensors and motion. The pictures students in the study drew were commonly of humanoid robots that act as companions to children’s daily lives, alternating between play companion and homework helper.

(via Reading, writing, arithmetic, and…robots? | Cutting Edge - CNET News)

The end is drawing near, my friends.

18 Jan 2012

18 Jan 2012

16 Jan 2012

fuckyeahsexycars:

Hakosuka and Kenmeri Skylines
photo by Sean Klingelhoefer

fuckyeahsexycars:

Hakosuka and Kenmeri Skylines

photo by Sean Klingelhoefer

31 Dec 2011

(Source: loudpop)