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With fans not allowed in stadiums, some sports leagues are using computer-generated crowds to fill the stands. If your hair has grown to a completely unmanageable length, this new site can help. Scientists have discovered massive unidentified structures deep beneath the earth’s surface. How to work out like a medieval night. And some video recommendations for your weekend queue.
Links:
Spanish soccer returns with computer-generated crowds, and it actually works (The Verge)
Artificial crowd noise available to UK viewers after use in Bundesliga (BBC)
How to Cut Your Hair in Quarantine: Here's What I Did (Nick Gray) You Probably Need a Haircut
Scientists Have Discovered Vast Unidentified Structures Deep Inside the Earth (Vice)
To Work Out Like a Knight, Try Donning Armor and Extolling Virtue (Atlas Obscura) Astronaut.io
Jurassic Park: Low-budget Remake (Cardboard Movie Co., YouTube)
This Low-Budget Cardboard Reproduction Of 'Alien' Is Pure Gory Genius (Digg)
Saxophonist Cleverly Plays Into Giant Piece of Pipeline to Accompany Himself With an Echo in Perfect Pitch (Neatorama) Jackson Bird on Twitter
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With fans not allowed in stadiums, some sports leagues are using computer-generated crowds to fill the stands. If your hair has grown to a completely unmanageable length, this new site can help. Scientists have discovered massive unidentified structures deep beneath the earth’s surface. How to work out like a medieval night. And some video recommendations for your weekend queue.
Links:
Spanish soccer returns with computer-generated crowds, and it actually works (The Verge)
Artificial crowd noise available to UK viewers after use in Bundesliga (BBC)
How to Cut Your Hair in Quarantine: Here's What I Did (Nick Gray) You Probably Need a Haircut
Scientists Have Discovered Vast Unidentified Structures Deep Inside the Earth (Vice)
To Work Out Like a Knight, Try Donning Armor and Extolling Virtue (Atlas Obscura) Astronaut.io
Jurassic Park: Low-budget Remake (Cardboard Movie Co., YouTube)
This Low-Budget Cardboard Reproduction Of 'Alien' Is Pure Gory Genius (Digg)
Saxophonist Cleverly Plays Into Giant Piece of Pipeline to Accompany Himself With an Echo in Perfect Pitch (Neatorama) Jackson Bird on Twitter
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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