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Techsource pc giveaway…

Man, craving for some chicken pork adobo after a good round of pedalling…. tara na

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neuroticdream:

Had to share this @WeHeartIt http://weheartit.com/entry/170193944/via/thao_vo_102

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blackintellectunrefined:

Every last one has my mind blown

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archiemcphee:

Bees are awesome. They pollinate the crops we rely on and they make delicious honey. Father and son beekeepers Stuart and Cedar Anderson have designed a fantastic new beehive that enables their fellow apiarists to collect that delicious honey without disturbing their precious bees. Instead of the traditional and labor-intensive extraction process which involved removing the frames that hold the honeycomb, opening the honeycomb with hot knives and then loading those frames into honey spinner that uses centrifugal force to extract the honey, the Anderson’s Flow Hive is a specially designed hive featuring a spigot system:
“The Flow frame consists of already partly formed honeycomb cells. The bees complete the comb with their wax, fill the cells with honey and cap the cells as usual. When you turn the tool, a bit like a tap, the cells split vertically inside the comb forming channels allowing the honey to flow down to a sealed trough at the base of the frame and out of the hive while the bees are practically undisturbed on the comb surface.
When the honey has finished draining you turn the tap again in the upper slot resets the comb into the original position and allows the bees to chew the wax capping away, and fill it with honey again.”
Pure, fresh honey on tap, plus no angry bees. That sounds like a dream come true.
Click here to watch a video about the Flow Hive. To learn more visit the Flow Hive website or Facebook page.
[via Colossal]

brilliant…

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archiemcphee:

Let’s pay a visit to the Department of Awesome Anamorphic Artwork where everyone is trying to wrap their brains around this amazing 3D calligraphy and lettering created by Turkish graphic designer and electrical engineer Tolga Girgin. His playful letters defy both gravity and reason as they appear to sit upright, drip down on, melt off, dance around and float above their respective pieces of paper.
Head over to Tolga Girgin’s Behance portfolio or his Instagram feed to check out more of his eye-popping lettering.
[via Colossal]

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