iconic irony (that’s a poster for Gin they are besides.)

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Sherlock Episode Posters
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Fantastic work, captures the essence of the episode.

NASA photographer Lauren Harnett  captures the ISS sailing across the moon.

more details at Space.com click on picture to see it BIG!

And despite the demise of the Shuttle last night here is a NASA recruitment video, so it’s not too late to dust off those dreams of being an astronaut!

More words to live by in 2012

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Amazing what they got mostly right and what they were so off on. I really wish we had more pneumatic tubes…

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One place all the moments of 2011 — captured. Toronto Jan 1 - Dec 31 2011. Eerie and beautiful by Michael Chrisman

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I heart tumblr and the gif-ters who are slowly unspooling the best bits of my past TV-loves. This moment killed me then and kills me still…

Happy New Year

Happy New Year!

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for the new year…for all new years… for everyday really…

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Just awesome! I would love to see more of this even though an evil Pooh is hard to get my head around. Now Calvin and Hobbes kicking asses and taking no prisoners — that I can see!

More info and picks at io9

This scene in the Xmas special hit hard, it’s the amazing thing about Smith and Moffat — his deliver of the lines that break your heart. And it is speaking directly to one of the themes running through 11 but it’s also more than a bit frustrating as the season finale made the time line so knotty and the Doctor’s actions more random than they seemed to be through foreshadowing and those tantalizing empty gaps that we thought would be filled in. Perhaps they still will.

But the heartbreak moments, those are still powerful and true.

And this is a fantastic gif!

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Tonight…the Doctor on his own, The Doctor in the time where history is forgetting him? Hopefully a lovely treat that shows the strengths of the show and Matt Smith and gives a bit more distance from the end of the season’s story arc….

On our solstice a view of sunset from Mars.

Beautiful no matter where it happens.

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I! CAN’T! WAIT!

Truly a perfect trailer. Anticipation of this will be with me all year. Love that the Dwarves sing Misty Mountain and Howard Shore’s music. And I am just so glad that it all worked out to be in Peter Jackson’s proven hands.

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