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Miss Cellania
Morning Cup of Links: Nazi TV
by Miss Cellania - September 2, 2008 - 2:16 AM
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In the 1930s, Nazis were already using the new medium of television for propaganda purposes. See the hour long documentary Television Under the Swastika. For a preview, see a short clip here. (via Metafilter)
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The Disturbing Origins of 5 Common Nursery Rhymes. Even the most nonsensical are based on politics and gossip.
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How GPS navigation is now used to solve crimes. Keep this in mind next time you lie about your whereabouts on the night in question.
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In the game Hexium Connect, you can given a set of hexagons with colored links on one or more sides of each. You rearrange them so that all colored connections are linked to each other properly. (via Dump Trumpet)
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Psychologists are studying and experimenting with three critical psychological techniques used by magicians. Would you fall for these mind tricks?
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Control a Roomba with a Wii Balance Board and clean your carpet as you virtually surf! See, make it into a geeky project and you can get anyone to do housework.
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Marcus Eriksen and Joel Paschal sailed from California to Hawaii on a raft made of 15,000 water bottles and other plastic junk. Also check out the trip blog.
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Things you may not know about Utah. Jason learned these things just so he could pass them on to you.

Comments (3)
  1. welcome back!

  2. That Hexium Connect game is seriously addictive. Thanks for giving me another awesome way to waste time, Miss C! :)

    just for fun: my captcha words – Warden Gustav. If I lived in NOLA, I’d take that as a warning of some kind.

  3. Thanks, Jack!

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