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When the Cameraman Can Run as Fast as the Sprinters
15 Nov 01:00:01 | Peta Pixel
Live side views of sprinters are usually shot using remote cameras on rails. But if you have a cameraman that’s as fit and fast as the athletes themselves, you can ditch the high-tech equipment and use just a gimbal stabilizer instead. A clip from the 2016 Reebok Crossfit Games has been going viral online this […]
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Pandora's Podcast Genome Project Wants to Find Your Next Favorite Show
15 Nov 01:00:01 | Wired
The company hopes to do for podcasts what its Music Genome Project did for streaming songs.
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AmazonBasics Microwave Review: It's a Little Undercooked
15 Nov 01:00:01 | Wired
Amazon's voice assistant can do many things. Just don't ask it to defrost sausage.
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Espada de Anibal - The Mystery Behind Hannibal’s Magical Lost Sword
15 Nov 01:00:01 | ilovehistory
Ancient Origins’ readers were recently delighted with the news that Hannibal’s first battlefield, fought on the river Tagus in Spain in 220 BC has finally been found . But for historian Ricky D Phillips, the quest for the truth behind this lost battle didn’t end with the discovery of the battlefield itself. There was a great deal of evidence, legend, and mythology still to debunk if centuries of history were to be rewritten; chief amongst which was the myth of the “Espada de Anibal” the magical sword said to have once been the property of Hannibal Barca himself.
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Deep Mining the Mythology of Ganesha and the Ancient Temple Well
15 Nov 01:00:01 | ilovehistory
Campbell invites us to dig into myths to find universal concerns. A particular myth of India, surrounding the Varasiddhi Vinayakar Temple (hereafter referred to as the Temple) provides a startling example of universality when we carefully trace oral tradition and its connection to a sacred place and Hindu doctrine.
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The Legacy of Kathleen Kenyon
15 Nov 01:00:01 | ilovehistory
The Biblical legend has it that the Israelites destroyed the fortified walls of Jericho by circling it with the Ark of the Covenant for seven days. Or did they not? Not only did Kathleen Kenyon almost single handedly change the way in which archaeological excavations in the Levant were approached, but she also proved that there was no sign of Jericho during the Late Bronze Age.
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13 Best Zombie Games of All Time
15 Nov 01:00:01 | IGN
Zombies have been a part of the video game landscape for decades ? so long that they?ve carved out their own subgenre. Here are the best zombie games ever made.
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Uncanny X-Men #1 Doesn't Live Up to Its Name
15 Nov 01:00:01 | IGN
Marvel's flagship X-Men comic has returned, but there's not a lot of reason to celebrate just yet.
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California Republican concedes, Utah representative sues
15 Nov 01:00:01 | Reuters
A Republican U.S. representative of Utah who is trailing her Democratic challenger filed a lawsuit on Wednesday seeking to halt vote counting while a four-term California Republican congressman conceded, more than a week after the U.S. midterm elections.
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