Miss Cellania
Morning Cup of Links: Animals with Tools
by Miss Cellania - January 19, 2009 - 4:10 AM
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Lifehacker’s Guide to Catching the Inauguration from Anywhere. Watching it on TV is easy, but if you’re at work you can follow events on the internet or your phone.
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Dangerous Psychology Experiments from the Past. Stage a rape to see what bystanders will do -what could possibly go wrong?
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Buck Rogers and the World of Tomorrow. A faithful modern recreation of the 30s serial.
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Hawaii has started a pilot program in which doctors see patients online. This will come in handy for people who are too sick to go to the doctor’s office.
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button will be an Oscar contender. We also enjoyed it years ago when it was called Forrest Gump.
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Clever Critters: 8 Best Non-Human Tool Users. Scratch “tool use” as the dividing line between humans and other animals.
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Marry Me, a cute short film about a girl who likes a little boy and a boy who likes his BMX bike. Inspired by a true story.
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How Not To Build an Inland Sea. The Salton Sea in California came about by mistake, and more mistakes are causing its death.

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Comments (6)
  1. HAH, love the “Forrest Gump” video. I have no plans to see “Benjamin Button” but at least now I don’t feel so bad about that.

  2. Benjamin Button was written by the same guy who wrote Forrest Gump. End of similarities.

  3. You mean the scripts, right? Because the writer of “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” the story is certainly NOT the writer of “Forrest Gump,” the novel. :)

  4. Marry Me! How funny; I just saw that in Script Analysis last week. Really cute, and insightful. Not insightful that it teaches anything new, but very true nonetheless.

  5. Here is some interesting info on the Salton Sea. We may not want to write it off as hubris.

    http://www.saltonsea.ca.gov/thesea.htm

  6. Here is some interesting info on the Salton Sea. We may not want to write it off as hubris.

    “aich-tee-tee-pee. Colon. slash, slash. double-yew, double-ewe, double-you.” saltonsea.ca.gov/thesea.htm

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