Here is a challenge to any internet-plugged user for the next two minutes. See if you can do it.
- Go to donothingfor2minutes.com
- Put on the headphones and do nothing.
- Give us the thumbs-up here if you could do it
Good job!
World’s first color photograph?
When do you think this picture was taken?
Given the development of technology in the field of photography, you might think this is a pretty recent picture. But would you believe that this picture was taken in 1910? Almost a 100 years ago?
Organic Pacman eating ‘perspactive’
Here is the Pacman in the real world. This time going after some Perspactive.
All credits goes to the guy who made it & the guy who took the picture (both unknown).
Music Matrix
- Turn on the speakers
- Click here
- Enjoy
Slavery: A Divine Trust
This past June marked the 150th Anniversary of the American Civil War. Here are two interesting documents that were displayed at one of the exhibitions commemorating the event.
- Slavery – A Divine Trust (book)
- To The Drafting Office (poster title) “Do you see the Point” (caption)
The evolution of Coke
Note: now it comes in a environmentally destructive plastic bottle, only for 99 cents.
Re: Commercialized sex-segregation
Awhile back, I posted about a book that was probably not a good idea to have children read or gain knowledge from. But just the other day, I found another book that doesn’t need a “keep away from children’s reach” sign on it.
House number 3660
Here is one place you never thought you could put your house number sign in/on:
Russian Facebook
There are many “facebook clones” out there. But this website – V-kon-tak-te (trans: in touch/contact), is a successful one. Started in 2007 in Russia, it has gained much popularity within the ‘iron curtain’ region. Recently, it broke the ‘Berlin wall’ and began to offer its website in many more languages to people as far – well, look at the list below.
VK has kept it simple, like facebook from the founder’s dorm room.
Offered in these languages:
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A Purple Shirt by Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein said many interesting things – some good and some even great. Here is a great thought of his printed on a purple shirt:
