Every charted lighthouse of Japan on a night relief map, each one sweeping or flashing at its real rhythm and lighting the coast it guards. Hover a light for its character.
Every charted navigational light on the planet on a night globe you can turn: each one flashing or sweeping at the rhythm printed on the chart. Zoom to a coast, hover a light for its name.
Oh My (Medley) (From "At Long Last...") (Official Audio)
Taken from the the Emmy winning TV series, Arrested Development. At Long Last… was composed by David Schwartz.Listen to the entire soundtrack: https://www.yo...
David Zapolsky on Amazon's Scale, Infrastructure and AI Future
David Zapolsky has witnessed Amazon’s growth since his arrival at the company in 1999. Now the chief global affairs and legal officer, he discusses the company’s AI infrastructure strategy, sustainability commitments and regulatory standards.
The GIBBON SlackBoard is Balance Training for Anyone, Anywhere
The GIBBON SlackBoard is a slackline-based balance trainer, great for imaginative play for kids, emotional and physical wellbeing for adults, and maintaining...
Every Novel Is Boring—Until It Isn’t - Public Books
“If you didn’t get into novels at a young age—and organically discover that, at some point, a switch would flip, and then you couldn’t stop reading if you tried—there is no reason to intuit that this is how novel reading goes.”
I've been reading about Yoshikazu Suzuki, a 52-year-old piano tuner who decided in 1992 to attempt to fly from Japan to the US in a home-made balloon gondola he christened Fantasy #1. 1/9
NOBUNAGA — A wandering samurai tries to understand America
A comedy storytelling project. A confused but dignified samurai observes ordinary modern American life — free chips, diners, refills, and unexpected kindness.