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By Boing Boing on Sep 28, 2016 in: art, History
James Bridle (previously) honors the The Cloud Index, "a tool for actionable weather forecasts" at London's Serpentine Gallery, with a lyrical longread about the history of clouds, science, war and computation. (more…)...
"Minnie Thomas, 9 years old, showing average size of sardine knife used in cutting. Some of the children used a knife as large as this. Minnie works regularly in Seacoast Canning Co., Factory #7, mostly in the packing room, and when very busy works n...
By Boing Boing on Sep 24, 2016 in: Video, History, videos, youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RI0V3MNAXQU The cast of Hamilton joined with the New York Deaf theater in a video that is pure amazeballs. (more…)...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Sep 23, 2016 in: Britain, history
Inga Walton wrote very well about the National Gallery of Victoria exhibition called Kings Over The Water (2013). Although religion played a significant role in the propaganda surrounding the overthrow of King James II, it was not necessarily an over...
By Daily Salty on Sep 23, 2016 in: History, photography
for more details, click here. Turns out the beggar is actually an old soldier. That is how kings and governments repay soldiers..hate hate hate war...rubbish.
By North Coast Voices on Sep 22, 2016 in: history
Then……Australian Prime Minister John Anthony "Tony" Abbott69th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, 25 September 2014Speaking to a near empty hallNow……Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Bligh Turnbull71st Session of Unit...
By Engadget on Sep 21, 2016 in: archaeology, art, bible, gadgets, history, science, video
The scientific world is developing a knack for reading texts without opening them. Researchers in Israel and the US have conducted the first "virtual unwrapping" of a heavily damaged scroll, the En-Gedi scroll, to read its contents without d...