Oh my, I'm going to love your presence here! Welcome to the sift!

In reply to this comment by jerryku:
Ooh, story time!! I was born in.....

Am I ever glad I trawl through the comments late at night for interesting things to see!

The hole was created for the purpose of observing the atoms rearranging.. The link in the video description goes to the article. I'm positively floored.

In reply to this comment by arvana:
You're right -- that is insanely cool!  It boggles the mind that they even managed to find a single flake of graphene with a hole in it, let alone make a movie of it.

In reply to this comment by cybrbeast:
Thanks! Saves me having to beg another time

Also, I don't know if you've seen my coolest science post of IMO forever:
http://www.videosift.com/video/First-Movie-of-Individual-Carbon-Atoms-in-Action

congrats again on the 100. Here is a scratchy something. I'm not altogether pleased with it, but maybe you'll like! Dead mermaids are, as it turns out, rather interesting to scrawl though, so maybe I'll give it a more thoroughly thought out try!

http://i347.photobucket.com/albums/p469/nicolebeez/pegged_100.jpg

Wow, thats so bizzare and really quite insulting. Copyright laws are getting insane. (as if they weren't before, but I didn't think they could get worse.) It seems absolutely ridiculous to me that they wouldn't allow you to bring a Sketchbook to an Art Gallery

In reply to this comment by LooiXIV:
>> ^Fade:
I can walk into any art gallery this very minute, take a picture of any of the many works of art walk out and print out pretty reasonable copies of the work. I'm clearly not committing theft since the original stays where it is.


nothing against your argument but I just want to say that there are a lot art galleries who do not allow people to take any sort of picture. Including hand draw copies. I was in the Philadelphia museum of art and they wouldn't let me carry in a sketch book to this one exhibit because of potential "copyright infringement", stupidest thing ever I couldn't sketch my own interpretation of art. haha I really don't know what to make of such a situation...

Welcome back!

Definitely! Many good photos in that search. Philosophers always get the best pictures of themselves.

In reply to this comment by qualm:
I see Jonny has taken the initiative. Hopefully you can find something!

Thanks much for the help!

In reply to this comment by jonny:
http://images.google.com/images?q=krishnamurti

You might find his words even more compelling.

(pardon my interruption)

In reply to this comment by NicoleBee:
Your icon involves a face I find highly compelling. That is a great photograph! I'm sorry for asking, but do you know if there is a larger version posted anywhere I could sneak onto my reference pile?

Your icon involves a face I find highly compelling. That is a great photograph! I'm sorry for asking, but do you know if there is a larger version posted anywhere I could sneak onto my reference pile?

*ban dupe account

Marine! You survived!

Nevermind below.. I'm working okay now somehow!

This can be banned now

It's like he's being erased... Erased from time!

That's really tragic Not sure what the pilot was thinking hovering it around all those trees/suburbia junk.

I wonder if he died of a hospital infection..

In reply to this comment by That1Swede:
Oh yeah, birthday-boy wasn't flying, but a passenger.

Most definitely.. Thank you!

In reply to this comment by Fusionaut:
You might be interested....

http://blog.beliefnet.com/idolchatter/2009/02/animated-ramayana-to-air-on-pb.html?source=NEWSLETTER