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The Flame drawing toolFlame is an experimental online drawing tool that you can use to make stuff like this: Or this dragon, probably a better representative example. Fun to play around with for a few minutes. (thx, sue) ... |
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Americans don't like movies with subtitlesOnly nine foreign films have grossed more than $20 million in the US: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Life Is Beautiful Hero Pan's Labyrinth Amelie Jet Li's Fearless Il Postino Like Water for Chocolate La Cage aux Folles And only 22 have made more than $10 million. There are some great great fil... |
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Tracking a century of American eatingLots of information and graphs about the changing eating habits of Americans over the past 100 years. More cheese, fewer eggs, and lots more chicken: Chicken availability over the past 100 years illustrates the effects of new technologies and product development. Increased chicken availability f... |
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Karl Lagerfeld interviewThe interview is a little rough in spots but people -- like Lagerfeld -- who have strong opinions but don't try to push them on others are always interesting to listen to, even if you disagree. The whole culture of cell phones, texting, and instant messaging is very impersonal and also very dist... |
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History of freestyle aerial skiingFrom the early 80s, a video history of freestyle aerial acrobatic skiing. Note the smooth-skiing gent in the first minute and the almost aggressive lack of helmets. Tags: skiing sports video ... |
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Project CybersynThis is the control room for Project Cybersyn, which was actually a real thing and not some Pertwee-era UNIT thing from Doctor Who. Project Cybersyn was a Chilean attempt at real-time computer-controlled planned economy in the years 1970-1973 (during the government of president Salvador Allend... |
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