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When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie that’s a moray, or so they say. I’m rather surprised by this relationship. You never know what you’ll see on YouTube. Link: http://youtu.be/3IQ2I-P8Ucw by … Continue reading
Category Archives: Just interesting
A 3-year-old boy in Hawaii born with a hand missing its fingers gets a computer-printed Iron Man hand from a group called E-Nable, and the hand is actually functional, able to move and grasp things under the boy’s control. This … Continue reading
Highlights of a performance featuring soap bubbles, the most elaborate I’ve seen. Worth at least a look: Link: http://youtu.be/KMrvR836TFI by … Continue reading
Some clever ideas: Link: http://youtu.be/fTz4Nhgm_SQ by … Continue reading
Here’s something you don’t see every day, Chauncey: A Finnish bluegrass band playing their version of AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck” definitely not on the original instruments. Link: http://youtu.be/e4Ao-iNPPUc by … Continue reading
From various places on line. (Note that you don’t need to type the quotation marks shown below, and depending on what browser you use and how it’s configured, you can often type searches right into the address bar.) For useless … Continue reading
An aurora seen in northern Canada as captured on video in real time. That is, this is not time-lapse, it’s actually what auroras look like. I saw similar ones when I was stationed in Iceland. Aurora Substorm – Real time … Continue reading
A collection of videos of various people various places helping out, sometimes risking their own lives. Link: http://youtu.be/oeph_eX_pVw If you click through to YouTube you’ll find a bunch of similar videos, which will lead to a bunch more, and the … Continue reading
I believe this is in Russia: Link: https://youtu.be/qaUqyBwBwtg (Updated 2015 July 11 because the original link had been replaced with a scam later blocked by YouTube. This is I believe the same video previously linked to, just in a different … Continue reading
Pediatrician Aaron Carroll explains how to compute various measures of benefit for various health interventions, including drugs, diagnostic techniques, and diet. One of the most useful and easy-to-understand measures is the “Number Needed to Treat” (NNT), meaning the number of … Continue reading