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Monday, July 23, 2018
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Wednesday links
The first shots of the Civil War were fired on April 12, 1861 at Fort Sumter.
There's A Secret Hideaway In The Heart Of Disney World Just For The Military.
We may have missed Dog Farting Awareness Day (it was April 8th), but Scientific American's article on the science of dog farts is still worthwhile.
The science behind why your shoelace knot is doomed to fail.
It Was Once Someone’s Job to Chat With the King While He Used the Toilet.
ICYMI, Friday's links are here, and include FDR's bomb shelter, a mine-sweeping drone, nuclear and chemical testing in the U.S., and an 1860s series of Australian photos illustrating the '5 stages of inebriation'.
Monday, September 12, 2016
Monday links
"Every election is a sort of advance auction sale of stolen goods." It's the birthday of H.L. Mencken, noted curmudgeon, satirist, and political and cultural critic.
If You Own Land, How Far Above and Below Do You Own?
Fall Foliage Prediction Map
One minute science video lesson of the day: How A Bean Becomes A Fart
ICYMI, Friday's links are here, and include back to school fashion circa 1939, a gallery of unusual cloud formations, Heineken's abandoned plan to build houses out of beer bottles (plus more bottle houses and a DIY bottle brick tutorial), and everything you wanted to know about eyebrow interpretation from the 16th century.
Monday, January 4, 2016
Monday links
This will get your first Monday morning of the year off to a rousing start: a supercut of people falling and landing on vehicles, set to the cannon-punctuated finale of the 1812 Overture.
What Do the Buttons on Darth Vader's Suit Actually Do and What Really Caused the Emperor's Deformed Appearance?
The History of Farting for Money.
Yesterday was National Fruitcake Toss Day.
How Do You Train a Dog to Sniff Bombs?
A Medieval Guide to Predicting the Year - here's the appropriate bit for 2016:
If the first of January comes on a Friday, the winter will be temperate, and the summer and autumn, dry. Grain will be cheap. There will be eye diseases, and many infants will die, and there will be movement of knights, and there will be much oil in some places.
ICYMI, Thursday's links are here, including lots of hangover cures, the top 50 photos of 2015, and Dave Barry's Year in Review.
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Math: how long it would take 2 million people to fart enough hydrogen to fill the Hindenburg?
A calculation that's part of 14 Fart Facts for my Flatulent Friends by Hank Green:
The Benjamin Franklin essay entitled Fart Proudly (in which he suggested something similar to Beano) was left out of the printed collections of his writings for a long time, but is now available. Wikipedia has some background on the exchange of correspondence of which it was a part.
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