breakingnews:

Second bombing suspect is captured

NBC News: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the second Boston Marathon bombing suspect, was captured Friday night after police found him in a boat in a suburban backyard following a bloody rampage and daylong manhunt, police said.

He was transported to a hospital; his condition was unknown.

Cheers erupted from a crowd gathered at the scene in Watertown, Mass., where bursts of gunfire had been heard over the course of two hours.

The dramatic turn of events ended five days of terror from the bombing at the marathon finish line, which killed three people, wounded 176 and left the city of Boston on edge.

Photo: Watertown Police near Franklin Street in Watertown, Mass. (Jared Wickerham / Getty Images)

Great news to hear! Justice has won. Congratulations to all the police, military, and other personnel who were involved in the capturing of this suspect.

Boston can rest easy once again. And our search for Sunny shall resume full force. Thank you everyone for your ongoing support.

livetheoutdoors:

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Acadia National Park

Why haven’t I go e up here yet?

My Spring Break destination.

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jtotheizzoe:

Via the-science-llama:

Piano notes made visible for the first time

Music is beautiful isn’t it? The team at CymaScope visualized the dynamic sounds of the piano’s first strike and the eventual plateau and decay phase of different notes. You can listen to the sounds here and watch as the geometric shapes come to life.

Cymascope - Sound Made Visible

Did you see my post about piano notes as visualized via the Cymascope last week? Now with hypnotic animations!

I love when our senses combine to illuminate something that would otherwise be invisible, or worse, ignored. A reminder of the limitations of our senses, and an artistic nod to synesthesia.

Follow that with another example of sound made visible: Beautiful Chladni lines.

(via osastar)

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