In the picture below, it’s called Battlestar Galactica:
The final supper. In the picture is a goblet by itself at the table. Is
there some significant clue by this missing representation of a figure
or the cornerstone to the answer? It is such a simple goblet or cup,
yet by itself, being pondered heavily by Lee Adama.If you click on the number representing the goblet, they point out that
Moore insinuates the missing Cylon is not at the table. Well, there go
a a few theories.

(to see the whole picture, you have to scroll to the right by using the gray scroll bar at the bottom of the picture animation)

https://robdurdle.com/images/bsg_supper3.swf
Who is the final five?

Don’t
forget you have to scroll the above picture animation (by using the
dark horizontal lift) to see the whole Battlestar Galactica Last Supper:
(Click on the picture to enlarge it.)

If you did check the hints, and you know that the final five is NOT on the picture. Well that’s what Ron Moore asserted.

So who’s missing?

Emily the Strange has been
the Hello Kitty for teenage girls who prefer black to pink for some 17
years now (if she were a real teenager she’d have grown out of her
merchandise). Unfortunately for her creator, someone noticed that
nonconformist gloomy teens are nothing new…

Whether you’d like to increase your mental health
or just relax after a stressful holiday visit, there aren’t many games
more classic than chess. Over at tips and tricks blog MakeUseOf, they
have rounded up a variety of ways you can both play and sharpen your
chess game. The screenshot above is from FlashChessIII,
a beautifully rendered flash-based and free for download chess game. If
you’re concerned that all the playing in the world won’t make you any
better, they have a variety of resources listed for helping you not
just play but increase your grasp of the game. My favorite was Chess Problems,
a site which generates “puzzles” based on chess board setups ranging
from simple to extremely complicated. After some practice at Chess
Problems you won’t find yourself often staring down a chess board
without a clue what your next move will be. If you’re absolutely brand
new to the game, make sure to check out a beginner’s guide to getting good at chess.

Every single ticket issued in New York City from July 2007 to June 2008 in interactive map form.

Most ticketed street? 14th Street between 7th and 8th avenue.
Related article.

In an emergency session
Tuesday, members of the Supreme Metal Council strongly condemned the
increasing use of the metal hand sign in lay society, claiming that its
meaning has become perverted by overuse.

The Western press is heralding the discovery of the “world’s oldest marijuana stash” (789 grams) in the tomb of a 2,700-year-old blond-haired, blue-eyed mummy in the Xinjiang region of China. The mummy is believed to be a Nordic-featured Gushi shaman from the Tarim Basin. Scientists conjecture that the cannabis was being saved for use in the afterlife. In actuality, according to the Journal of Experimental Botany, the stash is the oldest pot to be tested for its properties. In 2006, the Chinese press
reported that Chinese scientists had unearthed an older marijuana
“baggy” in a 2,800-year-old Caucasian shaman’s Xinjiang tomb.

Produced and recorded in the studios of Kootenay Co-op Radio in Nelson, British Columbia, Deconstructing Dinner has been designed to dispense and discuss current food issues.
This weekly radio show hosted by Jon Steinman features a wide range of topics revolving around food security.
Some highlights include:

Packaged Foods Exposed, which shines the spotlight on the worlds largest food manufacturers including PepsiCo, Nestle and Unilever.

Agri-Business Exposed, a two part exposé on Cargill

Biotechnology Myths?,
recordings of speakers at the 2007 CropLife Canada Conference and
responses to the message’s coming out of corporate agri-business in
canada.

The Local Grain Revolution, an ongoing series documenting the adventure of starting up Canada’s first grain CSA (Community Supported Agriculture)

Farming in the City, a series on urban agriculture including backyard chickens.

The show has also dedicated episodes to broadcasting the work of others
The GMO Trilogy produced by Jeffrey Smith
Part 1 – You’re Eating What?
Part 2 – Unnatural Selection
Part 3 – Hidden Dangers in Kids Meals: Genetically Modifed Foods

This show runs on donations and is distributed for free to college and community radio stations and is also available online as a podcast.

Vengeance!

Stolen shamelessly from PaulFirlotte.com

This post dedicated to AllJenn.com, thanks for the tacos!

Smoke if you got ’em. Today is the Great American Smokeout, a time to reflect on how great people look when smoking, and the terrible things the additives do to you.