Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd film locations (and more)
by John Bengtson "the great detective of silent film locations" New York Times.
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Charlie Chaplin’s One A.M. Mystery SOLVED!!
Charlie Chaplin’s 1916 film One A.M. begins with him portraying a wealthy drunk struggling to exit a taxicab. Filmed on location, this setting has been a mystery for over a century, until Sarah Lagrillière, a …
By John Bengtson, 1,238 words
Jeff Rapsis / Silent Film Music
Chronicling the ongoing adventure of staging silent film screenings with live music in theaters in New England, USA and elsewhere.
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Off to Cleveland to accompany 'The Lost World' at Case Western Reserve's 50th annual sci-fi marathon; then 'Way Down East' in Wilton, N.H.
Original poster art for 'The Lost World' (1925).This weekend takes me to the fair city of Cleveland, Ohio, where I'll accompany 'The Lost World' (1925) at this year's annual Sci-Fi Marathon at Case Western Reserve …
By Jeff Rapsis, 1,539 words
The Opinionated Gamers
Reviews and Commentary on Boardgames.
By Dale Yu, et al.
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Dale Yu: Review of Combo Up
Combo Up Designer: Katja Stremmel Publisher: Amigo Players: 3-5 Age: 10+ Time: 30 minutes Played with review copy provided by publisher Who has the best combo? Outbid each other with your card combos and improve …
Gameblog
Mikko Saari on board games.
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Gaming Year 2024
18XX. This has been a year of 18XX games. Things started slowly in the Spring, but then 18 India hit us by a storm. I ended up playing various 18XX titles over 20 times this …
Hiew's Boardgame Blog
boardgames, card games, board games, hobby gaming.
By Hiew Chok Sien.
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Nine Tiles
Nine Tiles is from Japanese publisher Oink Games, but the designer is Jean-Claude Pellin from Luxemburg. The Sanrio characters version I have is not the first edition. The very first edition uses just generic abstract …
By Hiew Chok Sien 邱卓成, 72 words
The Scholar's Stage
A forum to discuss the intersections of history, behavioral science, and strategic thought, with an emphasis on East and Southeast Asian affairs.
By Tanner Greer.
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Observations From India
In November 2024, I traveled to India as part of a delegation hosted by the India Foundation. The foundation is a part of the new nationalist establishment steering Indian society. As they see things, India’s …
Images of Old Hawaiʻi
Bringing People, Places, and Events in Hawaiʻi’s past alive through text and media.
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Portland and Oregon
A small article in the Honolulu Star (March 27, 1900) made the announcement … “Hibernia block will probably be the name of the new sky scraper to go on Hotel Street, between Union and the …
By Peter T Young, 1,057 words
The Ideophone
Sounding out ideas on language, vivid sensory words, and iconicity.
By Mark Dingemanse.
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How I reject most Elsevier review requests
For years now I have had a boilerplate rejection notice for review requests from Elsevier journals. (See the Cost of Knowledge pledge for why.) I include it here, feel free to remix and reuse: As …
By Mark Dingemanse, 506 words
Uneasy Money
Commentary on monetary policy in the spirit of R. G. Hawtrey.
By David Glasner.
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Thoughts and Details on the Fiscal Theory of the Price Level
The Fiscal Theory of the Price Level has been percolating among monetary theorists for over three decades: Eric Leeper being the first to offer a formalization of the idea, with Chris Sims and Michael Woodford …
By David Glasner, 3,006 words
Tim Harford | Articles
The Undercover Economist.
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Cautionary Tales – “Captain Kirk forgot to put the machine on stun.”
This episode is released exclusively on Pushkin+. Episodes are released on the main feed each Friday. Lying on the cold metal table, Voyne Ray Cox knew the drill. This was his ninth round of cancer …
By Tim Harford, 303 words
Adrian Roselli
I have worked with companies of all sizes, from independents to Fortune 5s, to help stand up accessibility teams and processes.
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aria-description Does Not Translate
It does, actually. In Firefox. Sometimes. A major risk of using ARIA to define text content is it typically gets overlooked in translation. Automated translation services often do not capture it. Those who pay for …
By Adrian Roselli, 501 words
Adam Argyle
Website for Adam Argyle: Teacher, Speaker, CSSWG member, and creator of Open Props and VisBug.
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Scroll State Container Queries
My @container scroll-state() article is live! developer.chrome.com/blog/css-scroll-state-queries Stuck state: Triggered when an element is stuck.Snapped state: Triggered when an element is snapped.Scrollable state: Triggered when an element is overflowing.
By devrel@google, 30 words
My Granddad is Keeping Busy
My granddad's diaries.
By Anne Shewring.
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Thursday 16th January, 1964
Keen frost this morning. Both the burners on red. Having a lot of trouble with muck in the oil. Cleaned Mr T car. In a very dirty state. Mr Key got a new car yesterday.
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Ten minutes past deadline
Sub-editing when the clock's run out but the copy hasn't.
By Ed Latham.
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Notice of interruption to service
When this blog reached its five-year anniversary in 2018, I wrote a summary of the conclusions it had reached so far, and I vaguely thought at the time that, should it run for another five …
Victorian Paris
Life in 19th Century Paris.
By Iva Polanski.
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Princess Mathilde Bonaparte: A Tale of Dogs and Breaking All Norms
. After Napoleon III, Empress Eugenie, and the Prince Imperial, let’s add yet another profile of a Bonaparte who imprinted their personal style on 19th-century Paris: Princess Mathilde. If you were to design the exemplary …