Second Look Sunday 28 June 2015

• A biotech startup has managed to 3-D print fake rhino horns that carry the same genetic fingerprint as the actual horn. The company plans to flood Chinese rhino horn market at one-eighth of the price of the original, undercutting the price poachers can get and forcing them out eventually.
• Amazing Interview with Rashida Jones on Her Porn Documentary ‘Hot Girls Wanted’
• Japan finally lifts its 67-year-old ban on dancing. The ban was put into place after World War Two, and forbade dancing in venues without a special ‘dance license’
• How amazing is the rainbow appearance of new feathers on a baby Macaw.
• That awkward conversation you have with your cat….
• And these cute little puppies who keep getting their ears in their food.
• The Chinese National pole dancing team promotes animal rights by posing as stray dogs.
• American drug smuggler who faked his own death lived secretly in Australia for 40 years.
• If Americans theoretically ate one less meal of meat each week it would save an amount of water that could be the equivalent of the entire annual flow of the Colorado River.
• This photograph was what got Marilyn Monroe discovered in the 1940s.
• And for your weekly awwww, this dog that just wants to be close…..
• If you are in Adelaide, don’t forget to come along to my book signing at Junktion!

Remember when I said I was going to ikea last week? Yeah, that didn’t happen until yesterday morning. The assembly has happened and Mr Ask now has a new desk and chair. Surprisingly, no arguments were forthcoming. Today, I’m going to try and convince Mr Ask to look at my misbehaving overlocker and get ready for some sewing next week. That seems enough, it’s National Stay in Bed Day after all xxxxx