Links+Dings

Links+Dings aus der Kalenderwoche 2019/30

Interessantes Zeug, das sich im Laufe der KW 2019/30 angesammelt hat. Soll ja nicht im Archiv vergammeln und schlecht werden. Also raus damit!

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el flojo

28. Juli 2019

Immer am Wochenende (Bleiben wir realistisch: soweit möglich.) gibt es hier einen Sammelpost mit allem, was es nicht zu einem eigenen Artikel gebracht hat. Das ist mal mehr, mal weniger. Mal gucken, wie’s klappt.

Frau Diener verreist zu den Tropical Islands

Andrea Diener reist, schreibt über ihre Reisen in der FAZ (“Wo die Tropen Trauer tragen“) und ist so nett, mir von ihren Reisen zu erzählen. Diesmal war sie in den Tropical Islands, einem riesigen Spaßbad, das in einen ehemligen Luftschiffhangar gebaut wurde, der als Investititionsruine in Brandenburg herumsteht.

Kid hides from police in Bend, Oregon

Kid hides in garbage can (that reeks by the way) for 30 minutes! 90° day and the garbage can was full of baby diapers and cat litter scoopings. It REEKS.

(via https://boingboing.net/2019/07/25/kid-evades-cop-by-hiding-in-tr.html)

PRANKED! Served her own food in top restaurant

Michael McIntyre and Michel Roux TRICK woman into eating her own food in Michelin Restaurant

(via https://www.langweiledich.net/frau-bekommt-ihr-eigenes-essen-im-sterne-restaurant-serviert/)

Michaela Tereshkova’s extremely obscure Discovery

When astronaut Tereshkova discovers an unwanted fellow traveller, her journey on the moon gets darker than expected.

The Lemon Tree

John’s going to Say Yes to everything today… no matter what.

NooMoo Launch Film. Welcome to Cow Shaped Thinking.

One Tw*t

Julie’s connection to her brother is so strong it stops her meeting a man. That is, until Bradley shows up and starts competing for her attention

ARCTIC SPRING LIGHTS

Senja island is located roughly 250km North of the Arctic Circle at 69 degrees of latitude North. It is home to some of the most spectacular northern lights on the planet because it lies right in the middle of the auroral oval, this donut-shaped ring around the poles of the Earth where the aurora is created. The 2018-2019 aurora season was no exception to the rule. Even if we are in a period of ‘low auroral activity’ because of our place in the solar activity cycle, we have had absolutely tremendous aurorae this season. All good things come to an end though. Believe it or not this short film was taken from April 1st till April 10th 2019, most of the shots from 11pm and 2:30am. In some sequences the moon was also setting over the mountains but you might wonder why the sky is so bright in the middle of the night!

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