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A brief history of bootlegged content

Ever wonder who was the first content bootlegger? Neatorama has a wonderful article by guest blogger Ernie Smith of Tedium.

Some names are know, others unknown. Buy Metal Online has a gallery of statues of incredible women who have made

Slovenian born Martin Strel is going to swim around the world: According to Strel, starting on March 22, 2016, he

What is the line between creativity and popularity? Does one necessarily drive the other? Delve takes a look at the

Via youtube: There may not be an in-flight movie or any kind of comfort, but it’ll get you there in

From Bored Panda: Since the Schengen Agreement of 1985, restrictions on moving between countries in Europe have slowly been erased.

From Vimeo and Neil Halloran: “An animated data-driven documentary about war and peace, The Fallen of World War II looks

This is a bit old – (if 2014 can be considered old), but still worthy of curiosity: From Sploid Gizmodo:

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How to paint a mountain canvas? Start with a mountain, lots of snow, skis, . . . and an excess

Sister Rosetta Tharpe was a woman beyond her time. Her magnetic stage presence and electric guitar shredding was unlike anything

In 1903, George Wyman made the first cross-country motorcycle trip. He didn’t have GPS. Most of the time, he didn’t

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Don’t want to brush your teeth today? That’s fine. But, before you decide to forego that bit of oral hygiene,