Hand performance for 126 performers designed by choreographer Sadeck Waff.
From the close of this year's Tokyo Paralympic Games, a dance for 126 performers designed by French choreographer Sadeck Waff. (Though honestly better with sound off.)
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The call is coming from the nursery.
When a leader in the field of scientific integrity pointed out errors in a hydroxychloroquine proponent's work, he went on the attack—and unleashed his followers. / BuzzFeed News San Francisco temporarily shut down its only In-N-Out Burger location for not properly checking patrons' vaccination status.
Orchestras evolved from the 16th century to the middle of the 20th century, then stopped.
A history of orchestras from the 16th century to around the middle of the 20th century, when they ceased evolving. via Laughing Squid
Sniff and scratch.
The FDA plans to allow Americans to "mix and match," i.e., receive a different Covid-19 vaccine as a booster than the one they initially received. / US News & World Report The coronavirus is still mutating—how much does that matter? "I see nothing that suggests
Comic Con with some very impressive hand-fashioned Ghostbusters gear.
Adam Savage, former co-host of Myth Busters, attends Comic Con incognito with some very impressive hand-fashioned Ghostbusters gear.
The law of gravity.
One of the people shot by Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha last year is suing the police, accusing them of coordinating with white nationalists. / BuzzFeed News Jury selection has begun in the trial for the three white men charged with shooting and killing Ahmaud Arbery while he was jogging. / The Atlanta
Working as intended.
An FDA panel recommends those who received the J&J Covid vaccine should get a booster—essentially saying it requires two doses to be effective. / STAT Data visualizations explain how, at companies where institutional sexism exists, fewer women reach executive levels. / The New York Times The inequality of today&
The most important device in the universe.
A single film prop with two tubes and flashing lights has been used in countless sci-fi movies and shows. via Kottke
What are those rectangular panels you see on almost all new constructions?
The rectangular panels you see on almost all new constructions are there to conceal an air gap that protects the structure from decay.
Never gonna give you up (101).
Crucial UN climate talks next month are likely to fall short of the global target for cutting coal, gas, and oil emissions. / The Associated Press Nearly half of homes in the US use natural gas for heat, and this winter they may end up paying 30% more than a year