The Stories Behind the Stories
(via Neatorama) It’s fascinating (at least to us) to find out how classic children’s books were created. There aren’t necessarily
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Month: February 2018
See the Vintage Neon Signs of Las Vegas, Reanimated
(via Atlas Obscura) At Las Vegas’s Neon Museum, the signs in the Boneyard are well past their prime. Once, they
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10 Inventions That Earned Their Creators Nothing
(via Listverse) Whenever you create something new, patent it as soon as possible, or others might take advantage of your
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About The British Crown Jewels
(via Listverse) The Queen of England has more than one crown. Actually, she has quite a few. But they only
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Why Are There Only 28 Days in February?
(via Mental Floss) There are 28 days (sometimes 29) in the month of February. The answer as to why may
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Watch the 2018 Super Bowl ads in one place
(via Digg) The unofficial national holiday has come and gone. If you missed any of the 2018 commercials, you can
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Behind the 3-Point Shot
(via Great Big Story) The 3-pointer is THE shot in today’s NBA, but that wasn’t always the case. In fact,
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What Not to Wear: The Deadliest Hats, Scarves, and Skirts in History
(via Collectors Weekly) In her illustrated book Killer Fashion: Poisonous Petticoats, Strangulating Scarves and Other Deadly Garments Throughout History, published
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11 surprising facts about the movie Rudy
(via Mental Floss) Based on the true story of Daniel “Rudy” Ruettiger’s drive to play college football for Notre Dame, the
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Feast Your Eyes on This Glorious Crocheted Food
(via Atlas Obscura) Trevor Smith’s creations are fuzzy, cozy, and downright edible-looking.
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Secrets only one living person knows
(via Grunge) These days, you can barely whisper a secret in somebody’s ear before every little detail spreads across Facebook like
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A photographic trip through New York City in the ’50s and ‘60s
(via Huck Magazine) Ulrika Brand reflects on the iconic career of her father, Jonathan Brand – a New York street
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