Science tells us what happened the day the dinosaurs died.
The Comet, a video about comet 67P.
Disney Docs is where a guy shares his collection documents related to Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and more. (It's nice to see a focused collection.)
It's still difficult to understand how the Red Bull Air Race can be over. But it is. So they share some memorable moments and some best moments.
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Richard Diebenkorn, Ocean Park No. 22, 1969. From an article by Tony Berlant on Diebenkorn's influence. "A yin-yang balance between impulse and revision is felt in all his work." |
Imagine an entire magazine dedicated to the periodic table of elements. You don't have to imagine it - just read the 28 Aug 2019 issue of Businessweek.
Money only motivates when tasks are simple and formulaic. Otherwise, money demotivates. So what do we want? Autonomy, mastery, purpose.
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What's rarer than the collision of two black holes? The collision of three black holes. |
Robert Fripp said that music is the goblet that holds the wine of silence. Read more about the history of silence in music.
- Clocks Go Down in Wonderland, a 1-track, 20-minute EP by Markus Reuter & Stephan Thelen
- Event Horizon Live 2019 by Kollar/Chojnacki
- A mash-up of hits from 1979 by The Hood Internet.
What's most interesting to me in this announcement from D23 of a 50th anniversary celebration by the Walt Disney Archives is that the exhibit will be traveling with an announcement of locations promised in 2020. DFW?
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The fall foliage map for 28 Sep 2019. It looks like North Texas has nothing to get excited about until the end of October and beginning of November. |
Fort Worth's Near Southside is primed to be an innovative economic force.
What are the most important leadership competencies? #2 is "self-organizing," provides goals and objectives with loose guidelines and directions.
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The first ever photograph of light as a particle and a wave. |
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You are looking at the world's oldest fossilized turd, the Lloyds Bank Coprolite. It's from a 9th century Viking. |
...was yesterday. ~U.S. Navy Seals
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