MUSIC: 40 years after Leftoverture, Kansas is back with a new album: The Prelude Implicit.
MUSIC: Marco Minnimann released a video trailer for his new album, Schattenspiel.
MUSIC: You may or may not agree that Steely Dan's Aja is 8 minutes of greatness. I do.
MUSIC: The Aristocrats' Bryan Beller gave a lengthy interview with Anil Prasad for Innerviews. "None of us wants to be this generation’s Yngwie Malmsteen."
The Periodic Table of Motion. And it really moves. |
ANIMATION: Disney animator Milt Kahl made wire sculptures that look like line drawing in 3D. Be sure to watch the video; the sculptures are quite remarkable.
ART: There are no original ideas, or so says David Lynch when speaking on creativity.
If you hate misplacing things, you'll be happy to know that Philae has finally been found on Comet 67P where it landed in a jumble of rocks. |
FUNNY: A snarky video mash-up of cult and sorority recruitment videos.
SCIENCE: There's a book about the cognitive science of swearing.
I don't watch the show, but you might be interested in this generator in the style of the TV show Stranger Things. |
COLD WAR: Was Mahmoud Abbas a KGB spy?
FOOD: In Viet Nam they put butter and a sprinkle of sugar on their french fries, as seen in this world tour of fry toppings.
Brisket has health benefits. DUH. |
SCIENCE: A bunch of wood ants fall into a nuclear weapons bunker. Not the start of a joke, but a real study of unique colony behavior.
The fossil equivalent of turducken: bug in lizard in snake. |
NAUGHTY: Xmas is coming: Nice Balls.
SOUNDS: I don't really know what a Ramsophone is, but I bet you'll spend hours fiddling with it. Like I did.
...we discover after all the others. ~Albert Camus
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