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A curated collection of standout film art, posters, and collectibles, selected since 2011.
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Best of Bootie 2006
I can see this is a page describing Bootie's 2006 annual mashup compilation with bonus tracks, but the content provided doesn't include the actual article text or arguments that would typically be saved. The page appears to be primarily navigation and structural elements for a music download platform, showing sections for tracks, bonus tracks, videos, monthly top 10 mashups, and themed albums. Without the substantive content of what was actually saved, I cannot write an accurate summary explaining why this particular piece was worth keeping.
I built my own Monarch-style finance dashboard with Opus 5.5 for less than $20 : r/ClaudeAI
A developer built a Monarch-style personal finance dashboard using Claude Opus 5.5 for under $20.
I built a news-driven world map of current conflicts with Claude Code : r/ClaudeAI
A user-built interactive world map displaying current conflicts using Claude's coding capabilities.
River Arts District Brewing Co Restaurant - Visit to Find Food Options & See River Arts District Brewing Co Social Media & Official Accounts | Linktree
A community driven brewery and taproom located in the River Arts District.
THE FURTHER MIS-ADVENTURES OF CLIFF BOOTH | Official Trailer | Netflix - YouTube
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Brad Pitt returns as Cliff Booth, only this time it’s 1977 and it’s a very different Hollywood.Directed by David Fincher from a screenplay by Quentin Taranti...
Why ‘What’s Opera, Doc?’ Looks Like That
Maurice Noble's design work was essential to the success of What's Opera, Doc? (1957), transforming Chuck Jones's initial concept from a stagey theatrical production into an over-the-top operatic satire through experimental color choices, dramatic layouts, and innovative techniques like the spotlight effect. Working collaboratively with Jones, Noble adjusted his background designs to support the story and emotional tone rather than overwhelm it, making each of the film's 100+ shots visually distinctive while maintaining narrative clarity. Though the production was more ambitious and expensive than typical Warner cartoons, What's Opera, Doc? initially received little critical attention before eventually becoming regarded as a masterpiece, largely through the success of Noble's visual approach and his willingness to take design risks.
gcdatlas
The real universe, drawn entirely in ASCII. Zoom from Earth to the edge of the observable universe.
The Best TV Shows of the 21st Century: What to Watch - The New York Times
A curated list of the best television shows from the 2000s onward, recommended by The New York Times.
God Shuffled His Feet by Crash Test Dummies on Apple Music
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Song · 1993 · Duration 5:10
What Fireflies Teach Us About Sleep, Light Pollution, and Longevity
Dr. Ingrid Yang draws a parallel between declining firefly populations in Bali and human sleep disorders caused by artificial nighttime light. Through her encounter with conservationist Wayan Wardika, she reveals that both fireflies and humans rely on darkness for critical biological signaling—fireflies for mating via bioluminescence, humans for melatonin production and sleep regulation—yet artificial lighting disrupts both systems identically. Recent research showing that nighttime light exposure increases risks of cardiometabolic disease, type 2 diabetes, and mortality suggests that restoring natural darkness cycles (through dimmer, warmer evening lighting and consistent sleep schedules) benefits human longevity in the same way it rescues firefly populations.
The Turning: How Fall Color Moves Across North America
Fall foliage doesn't arrive on a calendar date but as a wave that rolls across North America over twelve weeks, driven by latitude, elevation, and proximity to coasts. This interactive map models that progression as a continuous surface rather than state-by-state blocks, showing how sugar maples peak red in New England while aspens turn gold in the Rockies and oaks bronze in the Southeast. The best strategy for seeing peak color isn't chasing a single week but driving a north-to-south or high-to-low route over several days, guaranteeing some portion of the journey will catch the foliage at its best.
Why Chefs Love Cooking on Stainless Steel | Eater
Stainless steel cookware is experiencing renewed popularity among home cooks after years of nonstick dominance, driven by consumers seeking durable, long-lasting investments rather than quick fixes. Professional chefs champion stainless steel for its reliability, even heating, and ability to create a natural nonstick surface through proper technique (the Leidenfrost effect), along with its durability—it won't scratch, react with acidic foods, or degrade like nonstick coatings do. As cost-of-living pressures mount and people grow skeptical of nonstick pans that eventually lose effectiveness, stainless steel's potential to last decades with proper care makes it an increasingly attractive option for both home and professional kitchens.
High-Protein, High-Fiber Smoothies to Fuel Your Day
The guide argues that the key to a satisfying smoothie is combining protein (20-30 grams for a meal) with fiber-rich ingredients (8-10 grams), healthy fat, and produce, since fruit and liquid alone won't keep you full. It provides a flexible formula for building smoothies—choose a protein source like Greek yogurt or protein powder, add 1-2 cups of fruit or vegetables, include concentrated fiber from seeds or oats, add healthy fat, and incorporate liquid—along with specific ingredient swaps and six recipe examples to show how the formula works in practice. The piece emphasizes that individual nutritional needs vary, so these targets are starting points rather than universal rules, and that pairing carbohydrates with protein, fiber, and fat creates a more balanced meal that sustains hunger longer.
Silencio by U2 on Apple Music
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Song · 2026 · Duration 2:35
Someone else's Excel spreadsheet, my problem now—these 5 tools help me handle it
This How-to Geek piece by Tony Phillips walks through five Excel tools for cleaning up a messy inherited spreadsheet: Go To Special to locate blanks, conditional formatting to flag duplicate Order IDs, inconsistent product names and unabbreviated states without altering the data, TEXTSPLIT to break up crammed contact details, and then converting the cleaned range into an Excel table with named constants and helper columns for maintainability. What sets it apart from similar tips is its workflow emphasis: each tool is used to inspect and verify before anything is changed, and the piece closes with basic structural rules for building spreadsheets that others won't need to repair.
8 servicemembers in Lincoln strike group attempted suicide on recent deployment | The American Legion
Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao disclosed that eight servicemembers aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln attempted suicide during a deployment exceeding 200 days of combat operations in the Middle East, contradicting earlier dismissals of mental health concerns by Trump administration officials and military leadership as "dishonest" media reports. The revelation came in a letter to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand after Stars and Stripes and other outlets had reported deteriorating conditions aboard the carrier during an extended deployment nearing a post-Vietnam War record, prompting calls for investigation from lawmakers. The Navy emphasized that no actual suicides occurred and that adequate mental health resources were available, while the service announced plans to improve future deployments through increased logistics and quality-of-life measures.
Agents and products | Claude Marketplace | Claude by Anthropic
The Claude Marketplace allows enterprises to apply their existing Anthropic commitments across multiple Claude-powered software tools—including platforms for code review, app development, legal work, and data analysis—rather than managing separate contracts with individual vendors. This consolidation simplifies purchasing and budgeting while giving organizations access to vetted, enterprise-grade partners that can be added flexibly as needs change.
Orphaned Films
Forgotten films, found. Watch the films nobody claimed, hosted by the Internet Archive. Television channels that run round the clock, curated lists, and a player that remembers where you were.