That is a great desk. Wouldn't that over-sized LCD clock pretty have been pretty high-tech in 1983? There were LCD clocks, of course, but they were usually all the same, smaller size.

I looked at the nine photos on that site and noted the numbers that are visible. Assuming that the die was constructed traditionally, then numbers on opposite sides of the 20-sided die should add up to 21 (just as opposite sides of a normal 6-sided die add up to 7).
The only number pairs that cannot be accounted for are 7 & 14 and 1 & 20. So, the die must be "showing" one of those four numbers, which fits with the previous poster's comment that it must be 20 (which, of course, seems the best choice if one was going to place the die in a particular position).
Double damage! :-)

I heard, years ago, that this Japanese moon mission would be the first that would be able to photograph the Apollo landing sites. Anyone heard about that since it launched? I haven't found anything at the Selene mission website.

Funny that the bad Bob Hope is a good Kelsey Grammer. I thought the rightmost one was a bad Rosanne Barr.

Sounds like that weird corn starch and water mixture (mixed with a lot of dirt and stuff).

I'm glad I drink coffee black...and wouldn't have to use one of those spoons.

This sounds cool. Both for the use of the internet community to help the government and for the new collection of available scanned photos.

Probably the information gathered from Flickr users will be verfied and will be mainly used to help the researcher narrow down their hunt.
In an example of a photo of an unidentified baseball player, one or more members of the public might say that it's Lou Gehrig in 1951. If correct, the researcher's job could be made easier.

I'm not sure exactly why, but that was so enjoyable that I was laughing uncontrollably by the second page. Wonderful!

That hamster cage is great. Hamster shreds your documents; hamster gets more bedding. (And no one's going to want to try to piece your documents back together after they've been in that cage! :-)