This should definitely be a thing.
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Turnout for what?
Created by Amy Sherman-Palladino, who you may know from Gilmore Girls fame. That means the writing is quick, the references sharp and the show is amazing.
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You have until the music starts playing…
BuzzFeed News spoke to Sha Yao, the creator of EatWell.
"When she was diagnosed with the disease I felt frustrated (as do many caregivers) seeing her gradually lose her ability to take care of herself, but there was not much I could do to help," she told BuzzFeed News.
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The product aims to help make the process of eating easier and more comfortable for people with motor, physical, or cognitive impairments, such as scleroses, palsies, Alzheimer's, and other forms of dementia.
Jesus Christ this is grown up.
You graduated about 10 minutes ago ffs.
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You'll probably feel very similar to how your mum felt on the day she dropped you off at university for the first time: incredibly proud, a little bit heart-broken, and stupidly excited for them.
Especially about the menus.
You still care, obviously. You just don't need to hear about it every time your pal changes her mind about the flowers.
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“Welcome to the doorway of the beauty of Penis Island”.
Gaelic expert Àdhamh Ó Broin, told The Scotsman: "Bhòid is Bute but Bhoid is penis. You would need the accent over the 'O'. It says 'Welcome to the doorway to the beauty of Penis Island'."
He added: "You know when people speak Chinese the wrong way and they end up saying 'Your mother is a dog' instead of 'The rice is nice'? It's like that."
The Scottish government has spent around £26 million adding Gaelic translations to road signs since 2010.
Argyll & Bute council told The Scotsman that the sign has been fixed.
Bezzies, onesies, and food babies.
But mainly talk about your collective love for hummus.
“If civilisation was destroyed, what scientific information would you pass on to the survivors?”
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Richard Feynman, the physicist, was once asked: "If, in some cataclysm, all of scientific knowledge were to be destroyed, and only one sentence passed on to the next generation of creatures, what statement would contain the most information in the fewest words?"
He replied: "I believe it is the atomic hypothesis that all things are made of atoms — little particles that move around in perpetual motion, attracting each other when they are a little distance apart, but repelling upon being squeezed into one another."
I asked some scientists the same question (although I said they were allowed a little more than one sentence).
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"Energy is always conserved, never created or destroyed. Life and the processes that surround us in the world and the universe are governed by the constant flow of energy transforming from one state to another, never disappearing but emerging in a different form.
"Our state of being, of breathing, of consuming, of reproducing is a cycle of energy transfer from chemical to heat to chemical to mass, etc. Our state of experiencing the world through sight, sound, touch, communication is the conversion of electrical energy to heat or light. Inside our sun is a conversion of mass energy into heat and movement energy, keeping all of us alive.
"All scientific experiments start with the same question: What happens when I add a bit of energy or change the energy balance, where does the energy then go? What biological, chemical, or physical processes does that energy transfer trigger?
"Philosophically, this is also a very nice sentiment when thinking of those who have died. Their energy, stored up in their mass, will never be destroyed; it will be conserved and transformed into something else or will simply remain constant."
From fossil combing to vampire hunting.
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Banjo, meet Matilda.
A cute reference to the Australian bush poet, Banjo Paterson.
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"Do you want to come waltzing, Matilda?"
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Because honestly, what's not to love about Sydney?
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After Australia's national gemstone.
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You already know you’re a badass. But do you ever wonder which assassin shares your badass-a-ry?
More cowbell, please.
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As the show celebrates its 50th anniversary, people are getting offed again. Why don’t they just move?!
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What if I never find the changing rooms?
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Newsflash — there are 26 letters in the alphabet. But Chiwetel Ejifor, the Academy Award-nominated actor and star of the new movie Z for Zachariah with Margot Robbie and Chris Pine, had only defined one... until now. He's a charming man, has the voice of an angel, and good news — he knows his ABCs. We sat down with the star and demanded answers for the remaining 25 letters.
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Introducing Harry Potter, The Boy Who Kills…
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Delta Goodrem - the queen of emojis - stopped by BuzzFeed Oz to educate us all. Take this quiz and discover which emoji you are!
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“I’m gonna tell you where they are… and that’s the point… you’ll have to choooose.”
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For the record, lets acknowledge that this theory is only discussing the Dark Knight Joker and not the psychopathic Robin-killer from the comics.
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Although the Joker is a lying psychopath, generalzee writes that he "is actually the hero in The Dark Knight."
"Before the Joker, Gotham was a mess. Entire sections of the city were closed off due to madness, organized crime ran rampant, and the majority of important city officials were wildly corrupt. The city even tolerated a renegade vigilante who ran around wearing a rubber suit (Okay, special armor and carbon fiber, but they don't know that)."
"The very first thing we see Joker do is rob a mafia controlled bank, eliminating the entire team of expert bank robbers who helped him pull it off. Of course, the robbery wasn't about the money, it was about luring Lau out of hiding, preferably with all the major crime families' collective money."
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It’s called “Dog A Day” and it’s exactly as delightful as it sounds.
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Move over, Colin the Caterpillar.
Russell revealed on Google+ that the cake had a 3D-printed skeleton. He said a motor wound in steel fishing wire attached to the "skeleton" to pull the Transformer into a standing position.
Another motor was used to lift Optimus Prime's head and arms into place.
He said it had taken him a couple of months modifying the mechanics to make sure it worked properly.
