I met David at the geekiest of health conferences, Health Datapalooza.
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We may have the largest and geekiest toy collection in the galaxy.
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Oh, and you can maybe impress the geekiest of your friends, too.
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You probably thought you'd already seen the geekiest moments from the International Space Station (ISS).
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In its place was some of the geekiest, most keener teacher's pet behavior I'd ever seen.
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Click here to view original GIFGod, this is one of the geekiest puzzles on Earth and it's absolutely awesome.
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It's May the fourth, which means Star Wars superfans around the world are at their geekiest and most delightful.
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Exploits and vulnerabilities often have colorful names, but Weeping Angel will definitely go down in history as one of the geekiest.
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The latter event included skydiving, abseiling, and some acrobatic bike stunts, all orchestrated by Google co-founder Sergey Brin at his geekiest.
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Images by Eleanor LutzThe best games are the geekiest games—which is why I'd desperately like these virus trading cards to become a real thing.
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Not many people, even the geekiest of aviation enthusiasts, can distinguish an Airbus A330 jet from a Boeing 777–two of the jumbo's modern successors–when they soar overhead.
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The U.S. military has long taken inspiration from popular culture and the Air Force, of which Space Force will be a branch, is the geekiest of the military branches.
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Providence, which Travel + Leisure voted as America's geekiest city, is home to both Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design — one of the nation's leading art and design schools.
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TrumpScript, which is based on the Python programming language, was created to poke fun at Trump in the geekiest way possible, according to Sam Shadwell, one of the students behind the project.
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Two years ago, it was named Seattle's "Geekiest Tech Office" by Geekwire, a technology-news site: its entry portal, inspired by the air lock in "Alien," is scarred with fake battle marks, and the conference rooms have names like Hedy Lamarr and Ada Lovelace.
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After traveling to some of the geekiest cities in America and considering which have a high concentration of comic book shops and conventions, bookstores, geek-centric events and nerdy festivals, these six are the best cities to get your geek on — with free activities in each.
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These include desolate and haunted photographs of Robert F. Kennedy and Jack Kerouac, the geekiest picture anyone ever took of Leonard Cohen, and the poet Frank O'Hara looking impishly angelic, as if freshly fallen from a Michelangelo fresco, on closing night of the original Cedar Tavern in 1963.
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We have these Marvel retreats, where all the writers working on the franchise books come to New York and we sit with the editors in a big room — the geekiest Algonquin Round Table you've ever seen — and we talk about what we're going to do and what we've done and what we should be doing that we're not doing.
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Nevertheless, as many 747 pilots start to ponder which aircraft we'll fly next (personally, I am drawn to the sleek lines and "Star Trek"-caliber cockpit of the Boeing 787), it is a good time to reflect on the outsize importance of the plane known as "Queen of the Skies" — not just to its most passionate and geekiest, pilots, but to billions of passengers and to the world it helped change.
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In 2010 Cogswell was acquired by Palm Ventures, a private equity firm. The following year Charles "Chuck" House, executive director of the Media X program at Stanford University, became chancellor.Chris O'Brien, "Cogswell College may be Silicon Valley's geekiest secret", The Oakland Tribune, November 5, 2011, online at Highbeam (subscription required); at DailyMarkets.com, November 17, 2011.
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In March 2006 Oxer used a veterinary RFID tag implantation tool to implant an RFID tag under the skin of his left arm, and subsequently modified his house to allow the implanted tag to control items such as the door locks. He was subsequently labelled "Australia's geekiest geek" in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald.
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Bill Haverchuck--played by Martin Starr--rounds out the geek trio, and is the geekiest of the geek gang. Bill is tall for his age, skinny and wears large glasses. Bill is unpretentious and child-like, with an understated but hilarious sense of humor. In addition to being a loyal friend, Bill is an avid fan of the television soap opera Dallas.
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Started on November 13, 2009, Johnson again teamed up Tom Merritt for 3-times-a-week dose of the geekiest stories around the world. After some difficulties and a hiatus, this show was revived as a weekly segment on The Morning Stream. After Merritt's contract ran out with TWiT in December 2013, Current Geek was restarted as a standalone weekly show in January 2014.
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Described as "Japan's geekiest adult video actress", Nanba is an ardent fan of video games and owns several game consoles - a Sony PS2, PS3 and PSP, a Microsoft Xbox 360, as well as a Nintendo Wii and DS. The Wii console was bought in New York City on launch day. Her favorite games have included Ninety-Nine Nights, Final Fantasy 12, Dragon Quest IV and Wii Fit. Nanba also has her own game blog on Beside Games, a site featuring well-known Japanese celebrities talking about the games they are playing. Nanba's interest in video games also extended to the other side of the game console with the release on July 21, 2006 of An Nanba Cosplay Yakyuken from Gebet.
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" He judged the duo to have approached the album "with such passion and joyfulness on "Is There Anyone Out There?"(sic) that you end up going along for the wild ride and enjoying it." Elysa Gardner of USA Today was equally positive and thought the tunes in the album "smartly crafted," the singing of the duo blended "seamlessly," and that their more driving tracks "establish this pair as pop contenders." Among the more negative reviews, Jim Farber of New York Daily News castigated the album, calling it the "latest, and clumsiest, example" of "the geekiest elements of modern show tunes into the musical mainstream," one that "pivots on the kind of reedy, sexually unsure, and over-articulated vocals that scream 'bad Broadway.
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