Frontline is a television show on PBS that take a critical look at issues of the day, from global warming to the financial meltdown. It's very good and quite informative. If you've ever wanted to know exactly what Bernie Madoff did wrong or why someone with a terminal illness would want to end their own life, Frontline has the answer. And now you can watch all of their shows for free on the internet! Frontline Online has a complete list of all Frontline episodes ever, and you can watch them online for free with no ads. Isn't PBS great?
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
Update Schedule
I've decided to resurrect this old thing. I'm moving to a Tuesday and Thursday schedule to ration my content to better fit my own personal schedule and I've already got a month's worth of material written and ready to go. So if anyone is reading this, stick around. I've got some cool stuff for you.
Dusting this thing off: Dead or Alive?
By Dead or Alive? I don't mean this blog, which currently exists in a state of quantum indeterminacy until I decide whether or not to post this, but today's featured website. Dead or Alive?, a website that has a big list of celebrities and other notable people and whether or not they have kicked the bucket. It can sort them by name, date, birthday, occupation, etc. Useful if you want to know if that guy, whatsis name, who played on that show, you know, that guy. Is he still around?
Check it out.
Check it out.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Graffiti from Pompeii (ADULT CONTENT)
In the year 79 CE, a volcano named Mount Vesuvius erupted, covering the Roman city of Pompeii under a thick layer of volcanic ash and killing its inhabitants. This city lay buried, preserved for the ages until being discovered 1748. Pompeii has given us unique insight into how the ancient Romans lived and worked, due to the circumstances of its death it has been preserved very well. One thing we have learned is that Graffiti was just as common in ancient Rome as it is today. Only back then it was carved in stone.
This website has translations of much of the graffiti found on the walls of Pompeii buildings. As warning: like modern graffiti, much of this graffiti is definitely not the sort of thing you want your children reading. It contains explicit references to sex and other such things, so if you are offended by that sort of stuff you probably won't want to follow this link. But I found it terribly interesting. It proves that the ancient Romans were kind of like us.
Check it out.
This website has translations of much of the graffiti found on the walls of Pompeii buildings. As warning: like modern graffiti, much of this graffiti is definitely not the sort of thing you want your children reading. It contains explicit references to sex and other such things, so if you are offended by that sort of stuff you probably won't want to follow this link. But I found it terribly interesting. It proves that the ancient Romans were kind of like us.
Check it out.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
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