I Am A Tower In The Breeze

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counting-clovers:

Can we just talk about how Ellie is the most useful NPC ever in the history of everything I mean seriously. Before she gets a gun, she’s throwing bottles. Next thing you know, she’s stabbing and shooting. Like any NPC, she can get in the way, but she’s super easy to move. God I love this game. Dear lord

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scienceyoucanlove: Trapped in an Underwater Air Bubble for Three DaysHarrison Okene’s shipwreck survival wasn’t a miracle. It was fascinating physics.Being buried alive is usually near the top of any worst-ways-to-die list. But how about being buried alive 100 feet below the ocean surface in a tiny pocket of air? For Harrison Okene, a 29-year-old Nigerian boat cook, this nightmare scenario became a reality for nearly three grueling days.The story began on May 26 at about 4:30 a.m., when Okene got up to use the restroom. His vessel, a Chevron oil service tugboat called the AHT Jascon-4, swayed in the choppy Atlantic waters just off the coast of Nigeria. What caused the tugboat to capsize remains a mystery, though a Chevron official later blamed a “sudden ocean swell.”Okene was thrown from the crew restroom as the ship turned over. Water streamed in and swept him through the vessel’s bowels until he found himself in the toilet of an officer’s cabin. As the ship settled on the ocean floor, the water stopped rising. For the next 60 hours, Okene—who was without food, water, or light—listened to the sounds of ocean creatures scavenging through the ship on his dead crewmates. Like a living Phlebas the Phoenician, he recounted his life’s events while growing more resigned to his fate.Unbelievably, Okene survived his underwater ordeal long enough to be rescued. Basic physics, it turned out, was on Okene’s side the whole time—even if Poseidon wasn’t. read more

scienceyoucanlove:

Trapped in an Underwater Air Bubble for Three Days

Harrison Okene’s shipwreck survival wasn’t a miracle. It was fascinating physics.

Being buried alive is usually near the top of any worst-ways-to-die list. But how about being buried alive 100 feet below the ocean surface in a tiny pocket of air? For Harrison Okene, a 29-year-old Nigerian boat cook, this nightmare scenario became a reality for nearly three grueling days.

The story began on May 26 at about 4:30 a.m., when Okene got up to use the restroom. His vessel, a Chevron oil service tugboat called the AHT Jascon-4, swayed in the choppy Atlantic waters just off the coast of Nigeria. What caused the tugboat to capsize remains a mystery, though a Chevron official later blamed a “sudden ocean swell.”

Okene was thrown from the crew restroom as the ship turned over. Water streamed in and swept him through the vessel’s bowels until he found himself in the toilet of an officer’s cabin. As the ship settled on the ocean floor, the water stopped rising. For the next 60 hours, Okene—who was without food, water, or light—listened to the sounds of ocean creatures scavenging through the ship on his dead crewmates. Like a living Phlebas the Phoenician, he recounted his life’s events while growing more resigned to his fate.

Unbelievably, Okene survived his underwater ordeal long enough to be rescued. Basic physics, it turned out, was on Okene’s side the whole time—even if Poseidon wasn’t.

read more

hes only seconds old and hes prepared for the world live long and prosper little dude


hes only seconds old and hes prepared for the world

live long and prosper little dude

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HEY PS3 USERS

saixs:

Don’t upgrade to firmware 4.45!!! Lots of users are saying it has straight up broken their systems. Your screen either goes black or stops at the loading ribbon. Read about it here and here.

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HEY PS3 USERS

saixs:

Don’t upgrade to firmware 4.45!!! Lots of users are saying it has straight up broken their systems. Your screen either goes black or stops at the loading ribbon. Read about it here and here.

(via aspio)