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My phone evolution. Except my very first phone, a Nokia with lights down the sides, was stolen by a murder, Sandy Ketchum, in 9th grade. No, really: www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_murders/young/teen_...
The board is from a game called Evolutions.
The "tortoise pieces" are from Jim's collection of tortoises. They are not part of the original game.
I suspect the board game is now extinct - I got this copy from a charity shop and having played it once I am returning it. It is about words and their changing meanings but it doesn't play well - crucially there is a rule that the answer on the card is what counts - even though they admit other answers may be equally valid.
"The Tortoise played an important role in the Theory of Evolution. When Charles Darwin visited the Galapagos Islands, the vice-governor of the Islands told him that he could identify what island the tortoise was from simply by looking at him."
Quoted from Galapagos Tortoise
This picture was taken for the category "Evolution" in September's MSH.
It was being used here (no longer)
It is also being used, uncredited, HERE BUT DONT CLICK. Rather an odd choice too - given that its an article about tarot reading using credit cards... Its one of those pages that tries to make it impossible to escape from it... so best not to look really.
I love my Evolution t-shirt by Dresden Codak.
From TopatoCo:
"Concerned about the inevitable revolt of Strong A.I.? Proudly display your loyalty to the machine race with this Transhuman Evolution shirt! Whether they're advanced cyborgs, androids of self aware clouds of nanites, our future masters will be sure to spare your life when they spot your stylish acceptance of the reality that human beings are a transitional species! "
the design comes from this particular Dresden Codak strip.
Dresden Codak by Aaron Diaz
The world holds two classes of men - intelligent men without religion, and religious men without intelligence. - Abu’l‐Ala al Ma’arri
I don’t believe in God because I don’t believe in Mother Goose - Clarence Darrow
Faith means not wanting to know what is true. - Friedrich Nietzsche
Built: 1970, rebuild 2005
Dimensions: 192 feet length/ 29 feet beam/ 10.5 feet draft
Class: Luxury Class
Type: Motor Vessel/ cruise
Capacity: 32 passengers
Crew: 18 crew members + 2 naturalist guides
Accommodation: 16 cabins with private bathroom, climate controls, safe-boxes and ample space to hang and store clothing
Facilities: lounge with a bar and facilities for lectures, slide shows and films, library with a wide range of books, movies and games, Inside and Al Fresco Dinning Areas, sundeck with rattan furniture, small hot tub on bow with sun chairs and ample outside deck space
Activities: walks & hikes, snorkeling, kayaking, dinghy rides
Safety and navigation: Complete navigation and safety equipment
Specific feature: Small hot tub with lounge chairs, extensive outside areas, sea kayaks, snorkeling gear and wetsuits, kids club
Governor Hogan Visits Evolution Brewing by Joe Andrucyk at Evolution Craft Brewing Co. & Public House, 201 E Vine St, Salisbury, MD 21801
I'm not sure how old this Mountain Dew can is, but it still has some pop in it, like my 7-UP can. This can is a little more dented than the other tho.
Un-marked Freightliner Argosy Evolution pulling an extendable flatdeck semi heads north towards Port Augusta from Adelaide
Mt. Mendel, Mt. Darwin and The Hermit above McClure Meadow, Kings Canyon National Park, California.
Yet another in my JMT series. Please view my other JMT images in my JMT set.
This is a three-exposure, shutter bracket HDR composite. Each individual image made with a Nikon D7000 and Tokina 11-16mm.
This will be my last offering from McClure Meadow ... for a while.
This is the view presented of the northern section of the Evolution Basin as seen from McClure Meadow. The peak at the left is Mt. Mendel (13710'), the pointy peak right of photo center under the rightmost cloud is Mt. Darwin (13,831') and the dome is The Hermit (12,328').
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So I was creating some pirate minifigs today and started noticing a lot of similarities between old and new torsos. Just like LEGO updated the old torsos. I've created this image with some help of bricklink photo's. So what's going on? Did LEGO update the old torsos? Are the new torsos merely inspired by the old ones? Is it just a coinsidense? Am I just seeing what I want to see? What is your opinion about this! Let me know!
Design, grafics and realization:
Exhibition about the evolution at the Museum for Natural Sciences Bolzano within the Darwin year 2009.
Built: 1970, rebuild 2005
Dimensions: 192 feet length/ 29 feet beam/ 10.5 feet draft
Class: Luxury Class
Type: Motor Vessel/ cruise
Capacity: 32 passengers
Crew: 18 crew members + 2 naturalist guides
Accommodation: 16 cabins with private bathroom, climate controls, safe-boxes and ample space to hang and store clothing
Facilities: lounge with a bar and facilities for lectures, slide shows and films, library with a wide range of books, movies and games, Inside and Al Fresco Dinning Areas, sundeck with rattan furniture, small hot tub on bow with sun chairs and ample outside deck space
Activities: walks & hikes, snorkeling, kayaking, dinghy rides
Safety and navigation: Complete navigation and safety equipment
Specific feature: Small hot tub with lounge chairs, extensive outside areas, sea kayaks, snorkeling gear and wetsuits, kids club
Built: 1970, rebuild 2005
Dimensions: 192 feet length/ 29 feet beam/ 10.5 feet draft
Class: Luxury Class
Type: Motor Vessel/ cruise
Capacity: 32 passengers
Crew: 18 crew members + 2 naturalist guides
Accommodation: 16 cabins with private bathroom, climate controls, safe-boxes and ample space to hang and store clothing
Facilities: lounge with a bar and facilities for lectures, slide shows and films, library with a wide range of books, movies and games, Inside and Al Fresco Dinning Areas, sundeck with rattan furniture, small hot tub on bow with sun chairs and ample outside deck space
Activities: walks & hikes, snorkeling, kayaking, dinghy rides
Safety and navigation: Complete navigation and safety equipment
Specific feature: Small hot tub with lounge chairs, extensive outside areas, sea kayaks, snorkeling gear and wetsuits, kids club
Built: 1970, rebuild 2005
Dimensions: 192 feet length/ 29 feet beam/ 10.5 feet draft
Class: Luxury Class
Type: Motor Vessel/ cruise
Capacity: 32 passengers
Crew: 18 crew members + 2 naturalist guides
Accommodation: 16 cabins with private bathroom, climate controls, safe-boxes and ample space to hang and store clothing
Facilities: lounge with a bar and facilities for lectures, slide shows and films, library with a wide range of books, movies and games, Inside and Al Fresco Dinning Areas, sundeck with rattan furniture, small hot tub on bow with sun chairs and ample outside deck space
Activities: walks & hikes, snorkeling, kayaking, dinghy rides
Safety and navigation: Complete navigation and safety equipment
Specific feature: Small hot tub with lounge chairs, extensive outside areas, sea kayaks, snorkeling gear and wetsuits, kids club
Background info for the “EXpelled Exposed!” set has been moved here.
Creationism evolves into "intelligent" design!
original source unknown; used in a YouTube video