Maurice Sendak , best known for writing and illustrating Where the Wild Things Are, passed away today. Rest in Peace, you magnificent illustrator. We all read your book.
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Hero of Geek Myth #3: Maurice Sendak, The Man Who Tamed the Wild
Animated TIE Fighter Short Film By Paul Johnson Lets You Relive 80’s Cartoon Nostalgia
See the war through the Empire’s eyes as you watch TIE Fighter, a short animated film by Paul Johnson. Drawn in the style of 1980’s cartoon movies, TIE Fighter lets you follow a skirmish between the Empire and Rebel Alliance forces.
What is Planetside 2?
Planetside 2 is a massively mulitplayer online first person shooter (MMOFPS) game being released November 20th by Sony Online Entertainment. That was a bit of a mouthful so what does…
Dr. John C. Mather & Dr. George F. Smoot’s 2006 Nobel Prize for Physics
I realize I’m 7 years late but I want to share this interesting medal I saw today. This is the 2006 Nobel Prize for Physics currently located in the lobby of NASA Headquarters in Washington, DC.
The Internet Teaches Us How to Moonwalk
We recently found an imgur gallery shared by user magomike breaking down the steps necessary to moonwalk. Most people who think they know how to moonwalk do it completely wrong.
ESM Racing Patron Ferrari 458 Italia!
The ESM Racing team came out to Little Italy in Baltimore to show off the Patron Ferrari 458 Italia a few days before the 2012 Grand Prix of Baltimore. This set includes photos of the car and drivers Scott Sharp and Ed Brown…
A Million Puppets March on DC
Big Bird may have stolen the show during the first 2012 Presidential Debates when Governor Mitt Romney said he was going to cut subsidies to PBS. “I like PBS. I love Big Bird… but I am not going to keep spending money on things [we have] to borrow money from China to pay for,” Romney said. This was a rallying point for the Million Puppet March. Three days before the 2012 election on Saturday, November 3, over 1000 people gathered on the National Mall in protest. Some attendees dressed as muppets, and many with puppets, to support public media such as PBS and NPR…