In the film I was a bit disappointed because the song wasn’t how Rob Inglis sings it in my favourite audiobook version. But I actually love it now.
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So this is the remix of Alex Day’s “Forever Yours” that I made [his original is here]. I’m going to release it on iTunes this weekend to coincide with the Project 4 Awesome and Forever Day. The remix will cost 99 cents and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to VH1’s Save The Music (my charity of choice for the last few P4As). So, I do hope you enjoy it, and I do hope you’ll purchase it this weekend so we can all help put some new instruments and music software into our schools. =)
The entire remix was reprogrammed in Logic using only the bundled instruments. No loops or samples (outside of the multitracks from Alex’s original recording, of course) were used. In fact, I spent more time producing this remix than Alex did writing and recording his original version. Not sure who that speaks more highly of. LOL
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Epitome.
OMG this.
epitome especially
epi-tome probably rhymes with like epic tome
I recently found out garish was pronounced “gare-ish” and NOT “garr-ish”.
I just reject all pronunciations that differ from mine.
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What if they cast Daniel Radcliffe as the Doctor and Rupert Grint and Emma Watson as companions.
Harry Potter and the blue box
Doctor Who and the Philospher’s StoneI can totally picture it.
Harry Potter and the Master’s Stone
Harry Potter and the TARDIS of Secrets
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of the Timelords
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Moffat
Harry Potter and the Order of the Doctor
Harry Potter and the Half-blood Meta-Crisis Doctor
Harry Potter and the Deathly Rory
the last one!!! ROFL
can we just take a moment to appreciate that there is a bear with the Batman symbol in this world
BATBEAR, OH GOD
he’s the hero we deserve
I love its neck. It looks like it’s got an extra pair of ears! right? yeah
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oldmanyellsatcloud reblogged your photo: How Dogs Evolved Into ‘Our Best Friends’…
“Belyaev’s Foxes“ is still my favorite example of this, since it shows that theres a distinct physiological change that occurs with ‘tameability’. Think I’ve linked it before, but check it out again anyhoo!If you haven’t checked out these classic Soviet experiments on the domesticated silver fox, then watch this video:
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Western black rhino declared extinct
A sad day, as it’s believed that no wild black rhinos remain. We have poachers and bush medicine to thank for this tragedy:
“You’ve got to imagine an animal walking around with a gold horn; that’s what you’re looking at, that’s the value and that’s why you need incredibly high security.”
(via BBC News)
“According to the UN Environment Programme, the Earth is in the midst of a mass extinction of life. Scientists estimate that 150-200 species of plant, insect, bird and mammal become extinct every 24 hours. This is nearly 1,000 times the “natural” or “background” rate…” - Protect Nature for World Economic Security, Warns UN Biodiversity Chief
“And while the fossil record tells us that biodiversity has always recovered, it also tells us that the recovery will be unbearably slow in human terms — 5 to 10 million years after the mass extinctions of the past. That’s more than 200,000 generations of humankind before levels of biodiversity comparable to those we inherited might be restored.” - The Current Mass Extinction
Looking up more resources on extinction; 200 seems an huge estimate, but they seem to range from 75 animal extinctions a day, to almost 400 animal extinctions a day.
