InflataCart, A Handy App That Keeps Track of How Inflation Affects Grocery Store Prices

Wesley Grubbs created InflataCart, a handy app that lets users track the cost of grocery items based on inflation levels.

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Artist Builds a Realistic Dragonfly and Firefly With a Working Light Out of Scrap Metal and Electronics

Zak Miskry built two kinetic sculptures, a dragonfly and a firefly with a working light, using scrap metal and recycled electronics.

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Compassionate Man and His Dedicated Team Feed Over a Thousand Street Dogs in Thailand Every Day

Niall Harbison and his Happy Doggo team feed over 1000 street dogs in Thailand with nutritious and hearty meals every day.

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Man Attempts to Learn to Play the Bagpipes in an Hour

Stuart Smillie of Great Big Story traveled from London to Edinburgh, Scotland to learn how to play the bagpipes in an hour.

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Building a Working Car Engine Using 50 Cordless Drills

The auto enthusiasts of Garage 54 built a working car engine for an old Lada sedan using 50 cordless drills.

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The Quietly Elegant Background Art of Looney Tunes

The Gaze looks a the quiet elegance of Looney Tunes background art, noting how the screen is filled with liminal space without characters.

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1968 Footage of the Rolling Stones Recording 'Sympathy for the Devil'

Footage from the 1968 Jean Luc Godard film "Sympathy for the Devil" shows The Rolling Stones recording the iconic song behind the title.

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Lonely Abandoned Lion Touches Grass for First Time

A lonely lion who was left behind in a cage at a closed Armenian zoo, walked outside and onto the grass for the first time in his 15 years.

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Building a Working Car Engine Using 50 Cordless Drills