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2008

Bob's Dinosaurs Attack! HomePage

by everyueveryme
DINOSAURS ATTACK! is a 1988 collector card series from Topps containing 55 cards and 11 Stickers.

Archinect : Features : ShowCase: LILYPAD

by karlcow

LILYPAD is touted by Callebaut as a prototypical auto-sufficient amphibious city... a tenable solution to the rising water levels. In addition to providing housing for those displaced by the transforming land/water relationships, LILYPAD also produces sustainable energy for developed regions.

Interesting project. I'm always a bit worried with super structures which are not made of loosely joint small pieces in an organic way. Dinosaurs have disappeared because they were massive structure. In Malaysia, right now, there are big building towers not finished, massive concrete skeleton because of the turn down of the economy a few years ago.

Massive things get eroded like others, but the issue is that they are very hard to fix or remove when things go wrong. The superstructure itself is not sustainable.

The Comeback of the German Dinosaurs: Industry Returns as Economic Engine - SPIEGEL

by ravi
The comeback of German manufacturing contradicts the notion that the future belongs to the service industry. Manufacturing firms are currently the engines of growth in the German economy, even for the service sector.

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2007

BBC redesign: tellys have rounded corners, right? : Journal : Mark Boulton

by sbrothier
Dinosaurs designing websites

What strikes me most plainly about this design is how the effect of a big, lumbering organisation can impact on a redesign. A good few months ago, or maybe years, when this proposal was first taking shape, it was probably the time when curved gradients, reflections and like were at the forefront of the ‘web 2.0 aesthetic’. Thing is, it takes any large organisation ages to get their shit together. Which is why designing to visual trends such as this is so risky. If your organisation can’t react quickly enough to keep up, then go the classic design route every time. If you don’t, your design will look dated within months. Or, in this case, even before it’s launched.

2006

notext___________Flickr:

by decembre
I'm Male, 31 and Single. notext Victoria, Canada I have a sneaker fetish. Robots, ninjas, pirates, and dinosaurs are all very cool. I like web comics. I am a clown shoe.

LiveScience.com - Digging up Dinosaurs ... and Keeping the Bones

by starexplorer
It's 110 degrees at the end of July here in the badlands around the border of North Dakota and Montana as the pickaxes swing down against the Hell Creek rock. The volunteers who have braved rattlesnakes and scorpions to work here in the swirling dust may

Environment News Service (ENS) - Volcanic Gases, Not Meteors, May Have Caused Mass Extinctions

by misskitty4280
Earth's history has been punctuated by mass extinctions that have rapidly wiped out nearly all life forms on the planet. To determine what caused these events, British geologists are challenging the currently held theory that meteorite impacts are to blame for wiping out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago and other mass extinctions.

Strange Science: The Rocky Road to Modern Paleontology and Biology

by misskitty4280
Ever wonder how people figured out there used to be such things as dinosaurs? Curious about how scientists learned to reconstruct fossil skeletons? The knowledge we take for granted today was slow in coming, and along the way, scientists and scholars had some weird ideas. This Web site shows some of their mistakes, provides a timeline of events, gives biographies of a few of the people who have gotten us where we are today, and lists resources you can use to learn more.

Fighting Dinosaurs

by misskitty4280
Amongst all the fossils ever found in the world, there might be nothing more bizarre than this specimen. One Protoceratops, a herbivorous (plant-eating) dinosaur, perished in the struggle with a carnivorous theropod, Velociraptor.

2005

Weird is Relative - Esquire article on Creationism and Intelligent Design

by multilinko
The dinosaurs are the first things you see when you enter the Creation Museum, which is very much a work in progress and the dream child of an Australian named Ken Ham. Ham is the founder of Answers in Genesis, an organization of which the museum one day will be the headquarters. The people here today are on a special tour. They have paid $149 to become “charter members” of the museum.

BBC - Science & Nature

by sfonda & 2 others
The best of BBC Science and Nature, from TV and radio, to the web and beyond. Take a tour from the smallest atoms, to the largest whales and the most ferocious dinosaurs. Travel from the bottom of the ocean to the furthest stars.

The Observer | International | Would you Adam 'n' Eve it ... dinosaurs in Eden

by ramage & 1 other
the first dinosaur museum to take a creationist perspective...but, I fear, not the last

Netdisaster - Destroy the web!

by fireguy & 22 others
Fun flash toy that will allow you to 'destroy' a website with meteors, aliens, dinosaurs and more.

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