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Soda Pop « Not Dabbling In Normal - 0 views

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    "Ginger Ale Mildly sweet and spicy with a hint of lemon (prepare 3 days prior to drinking) * 2 Tbsp + 1 tsp cream of tartar * 1-1/2 cup sugar * 3 inch portion of ginger club, grated * 1 lemon, juiced and grated for zest * 1 small piece sassafras root (approximately 1/4 tsp) *optional* * 1 Tbsp yeast * 1 gallon water 1. Boil water. Add all ingredients except yeast and let steep for 2 hours. 2. Once water is between room temperature and 100F, add yeast and stir. 3. Cover liquid and let rest for one day. 4. On the next day, strain liquid with cheesecloth or fine mesh strainer. 5. Pour liquid into clean, sterile bottles and close tightly. 6. Store in cool, dark place for two days. 7. Chill to stop fermentation and enjoy over ice! **sassafras contains safrole which has been shown to cause cancer in lab rats when consumed in high doses. You can purchase safrole-free sassafras extract or use the leaves which do not contain safrole if you have concerns."
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The Legacy of the 1939 New York World's Fair - Popular Mechanics - 1 views

  • 2010 marks 70 years since the closing of the 1939 New York World's Fair, a far more significant event than its opening. That was the year when a living vision of the future instantly became—to those of us born decades later—a myth. The day the Fair closed marks the end of the world of yesterday and the beginning of the postwar world we still live in today.
  • The Fair's story isn't quite over. Not to be out-futured, Westinghouse buried a time capsule to be opened in 6939. It's still down there, holding seeds, fabrics, microfilm, a Gillette safety razor, a dollar in change and a pack of Camel cigarettes. But they couldn't preserve the one thing we'd really want from the era: its inhabitants' sense of wonder and hope. That alien faith in man and his ability to build a world. That's buried somewhere deeper, forever irretrievable. I often wish I could travel back to 1939 and watch my grandmother and those other millions marvel at the World of Tomorrow, while I, in turn, marvel at the world of yesterday.
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Popped Culture: Death Of The Kool-Aid Man - 0 views

  • The Kool-Aid Man can handle smashing through any number of brick walls, but is no match for a Hattori Hanzo sword.  (The Awesomer via FashionablyGeek)
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    OH YEAH! urgh...
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Astonishing Rube Goldberg music video by OK Go | DVICE - 2 views

  • Never mind that Chicago power pop group OK Go pleaded for weeks to get their greedy record company EMI to allow this unique video to be embeddable — it is now, and just look! The group's Rube Goldberg masterpiece is here for all to see. "This Too Shall Pass" might be the most elaborate setup ever, and beyond that, it's got to be the most tasteful and colorful. That's what you get when you assemble a brilliant team consisting of wizards from Syyn Labs, Caltech, and MIT Medialab. They created this magnificent machine inside a 10,000-square-foot abandoned warehouse, and Flying Box Productions shot it all with brilliant skill and artistry. Why were all those people clapping at the end? Was the video successfully shot in one take? That huge warehouse full of paraphernalia couldn't have been easy to set up. Want to see how this was done? Four videos with a few hints:
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Popped Culture: Up, Up And Away! - 0 views

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    Friday, January 01, 2010 Up, Up And Away! Posted by Jeremy Barker | Labels: balloons, Pogo, Up Upular Remix artist POGO has done it again, taking the chords, bass notes and vocal samples and clips from the Disney Pixar film Up to create an original song called Upular. Having finally seen Up over Christmas I'm enjoying it all the more and it seemed an inspiring way to kick off 2010. Happy New Year everybody, let's see what we can do this year!
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    it would be nice if diigo would embed thumbnails and videos like some of the other services...
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See the Future: Real 3D Digital Building Holograms (Wow!) | Designs & Ideas on Dornob - 2 views

  • Imagine someone rolling out what looks like a blueprint … only the buildings begin to literally pop off the page, showing you like never before what the structure will look like before it is even built. There is no way to describe how amazing this architectural innovation is – you have to see it to believe it (video below)! Forget the physical: you can now generate high-speed, life-like, visually three-dimensional and fully-automated holographic models of buildings cheaper, faster and more accurately than its ‘real life’ equivalents.

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