It sounds a bit like a crack about his appearance but Vincent Price was born to play the Invisible Man; it is largely a voice role and Price’s voice is distinct and expressive (even if it hadn’t fully developed here).
The video definitely makes you think. Considering how many times I am hearing how few students in American Schools at times can read at all. This is definitely a good indicator as to where we went wrong.
But what's a good solution?
How Modern Schools Make Terrible Writers (Deliberately)
The American education system definitely has problems, but what if those problems have also killed modern writers' ability to write well? Why is everyone so ...
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(Reuters) — Poland said on Oct. 3 that its plan to link to a NATO pipeline network, which is designed to supply troops with fuel in the event of war, will
Okinawa had the most cases on average by prefecture, at 8.98 patients per medical institution, followed by 1.96 for Tokyo, 1.68 for Kagoshima, and Fukuoka with 1.55.
Question I charge my car at 2 kilowatts per hour, at £0.25 kWh. How long before I save money If I spend £1000 to get charging at 7 kWh at £0.07 kWh at 6 hours per day
Thanks Jacob, I usually just charge up to about 90% (51kWh battery), I used to fully charge but realised I wasn't making good use of the kers. Over last 4 week I've averaged a daily charge of about 7.5 kWh
If you charge about 7.5 kWh per day, then switching from £0.25 /kWh to £0.07 /kWh saves you £1.35 per day. That means your £1000 investment would pay back in about 741 days (≈ 2 years). After that, you’ll save roughly £500 per year on charging costs.
In the context of a controversy over the T-72 tank modernization program, the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic indicated that they are currently assessing
Essere più del 22 settembre sembrava impossibile, ce l’abbiamo fatta
Una mobilitazione incredibile, chi ha più di 70 anni non ha mai visto nulla di simile a Bologna. La tangenziale e l'autostrada invase e le cariche della polizia. Diamo voce agli operai/detenuti della Dozza che hanno scioperato ben sapendo che in piazza non avrebbero potuto esserci.
Lots of us have been saying it's inevitable, #Bluesky was founded by Jack Dorsey and is run by crypto bros. There was exactly zero chance it actually maintained it's status as a left leaning #Twitter and a lot of us knew it back then. Lets be friendlier this time to those who escape.
Wow. It sure doesn't seem like the Bluesky PBC CEO likes her current users very much. This is pretty incredible. Feel like we've seen this movie before.
💯 !!! The last time this happened, back in 2022/2023, newcomers were greeted with a copy of the (nonexistent) Mastodon posting style guide and rulebook. That is not the way to say hello.
Mastodon works because people of good will demonstrate tolerance and respect for each other, and the good vibes are contageous. So, let's greet any newcomers with understanding and help them to find their way into our communities.
Without support from the community, workplace, government and society as a whole, even doctors have trouble breastfeeding – a challenge commercial infant formula companies take advantage of.
Prime Minister Robert Fico has long insisted that Slovakia cannot survive without Russian gas, claiming it is cheaper than supplies from other sources. The
From playful illusions in the streets of Milan and Buenos Aires to a hidden octopus in Limerick and eroded cubes by the sea in the Netherlands, these works transform ordinary places into unexpected encounters. Featured here are clever object makeovers, su
From playful illusions in the streets of Milan and Buenos Aires to a hidden octopus in Limerick and eroded cubes by the sea in the Netherlands, these works transform ordinary places into unexpected encounters. Featured here are clever object makeovers, surreal sculptures in Norway, and imaginative creations that make the city feel alive in new ways.
1. Roller Crosswalk — Cosimo Cheone Caiffa in Trezzano sul Naviglio, Milan, Italy
A mural depicting a man painting the street itself, with the roller seamle
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From playful illusions in the streets of Milan and Buenos Aires to a hidden octopus in Limerick and eroded cubes by the sea in the Netherlands, these works transform ordinary places into unexpected encounters. Featured here are clever object makeovers, surreal sculptures in Norway, and imaginative creations that make the city feel alive in new ways.
1. Roller Crosswalk — Cosimo Cheone Caiffa in Trezzano sul Naviglio, Milan, Italy
A mural depicting a man painting the street itself, with the roller seamlessly extended onto the crosswalk, blending wall and pavement into one continuous scene. More: 23 Amazing 3D Murals by CHEONE!
A playful community idea where a small sign invites dogs and their owners to “Take a stick, leave a stick,” turning a tree base into a whimsical lending library for pets.
3. Biberstumpf kaffeeklatsch — Coffee Break in a Stump by David Zinn in Michigan, USA
A painted groundhog enjoying a cup of coffee inside a hollowed tree stump, blending natural textures with imaginative character design. More: David Zinn’s Hidden Chalk Art (12 Photos)
A simple traffic cone casting a painted shadow of a witch flying on a broomstick, transforming an everyday street object into a playful illusion.
5. Painted Octopus — Lumen Street Theatre in Limerick, Ireland
A bollard turned into the head of a bright blue octopus with tentacles sprawling across the pavement, created for a scavenger hunt event. More about it and photos: Painted Octopus on a bollard in Limerick, Ireland
6. Eroded Rubik’s Cube — At Scheveningen Harbour in the Netherlands
A massive weathered concrete cube painted like a Rubik’s Cube sits among sea defenses, turning coastal blocks into an oversized puzzle piece. More!: Eroded Rubik’s Cube in the Netherlands
7. Lady in the Wall — Martín Ron in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
A large-scale portrait of a woman in a hat and bracelets, painted across an exposed brick wall, fusing realism with architectural framing. More: 9 Martín Ron Murals That Redefine Urban Art
Eroded Rubik’s Cube at Scheveningen Harbour in the Netherlands. Know the artist? More photos? Update! Our readers have sent us in some great pictures: This is also in Scheveningen Harbour. A memorial site for five drowned surfers in May 2020.
Art shouldn’t be just for galleries. It should decorate our cities. From Brussels to Birmingham! This collection takes us from portraits of chimpanzees and cats to surreal pirate worlds, origami foxes, and neon-lit cityscapes. Each mural tells a different story, capturing human emotion, urban energy, and nature!
A mural of two chimpanzees, one adult and one young, painted with lifelike detail and surrounded by abstract colorful strokes. The work highlights expressive faces and close interaction between the figures.
SMOK: In the midst of these dark times, my mural reflects the enduring power of love and humanity. The sorrow in the eyes of the mother chimpanzee mirrors the pain and turmoil that surrounds us, while her joyful child embodies the innocence and hope that can be found even in the bleakest of circumstances. This artwork serves as a reminder that love and resilience are the cornerstones of our humanity, lighting the way through the darkest of days. Spread kindness like confetti. I believe those small acts of warmth can change the world!
2. Echoes of Harmony — Studio Giftig in Eindhoven, Netherlands
A towering mural showing a woman playing violin while sitting on the shoulders of a man with a beanie. Flowing hair and scattered autumn leaves surround the figures, adding motion to the composition.
A trompe-l’œil mural depicting a ginger cat peeking through a painted cardboard box hole. The illusion makes it appear as if the cat is breaking through the wall.
4. In the Clouds — Tom, Wild Sketch & TETAL in La Seyne-sur-Mer, France
A fantasy mural filled with flying ships, castles, and air balloons. A pirate figure with sunglasses and a skull-adorned hat anchors the scene at the bottom, merging fantasy with reality. More photos here!
6. Night Taxi — Dan Kitchener in Belfast, Northern Ireland
A vivid city scene painted in neon colors, showing pedestrians with umbrellas, a taxi, and reflections of Japanese signage. The mural contrasts with its grayscale surroundings.
A mural of a girl with large eyes and hair composed of multicolored graffiti tags. The character kneels beneath dripping paint lines, blending street writing with figurative art. More!: Vinie’s Stunning Murals (25 Photos)
9. The Drunken Ship — Claire Daliers in Brussels, Belgium
A trompe-l’œil mural covering a building facade with an image of a ship sailing across stormy seas. The vessel appears to emerge from the corner of the structure. More: The drunken ship (6 photos)
The Drunken Ship: “This 400 m2 fresco which covers the three facades of the building is not strictly speaking a mural comic. It is the realization of a man’s dream. Guy François, owner of the Chien Vert stores and madly in love with the sea, decides to fit out a building he has just bought next to his stores. His passion for the sea had already decided for him: the decoration of the facade would consist of a magnificent fresco representing the image of a sailboat. “.
10. Old Woman and Boy with Candles — Julien de Casabianca in The Hague, Netherlands
Homage to the painting “Two Women with a Candle” or “Old Woman and Young Woman with a Candle”. A 1616-1617 painting by Peter Paul Rubens.
Street Artist Annatomix Origami fox mural by Annatomix for St Modwen Homes in Longbridge, Birmingham, UK. Annatomix: So pleased to have finished these foxes for #stmodwenhomes in #longbridge.
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in reply to Nae King! Nae quin! Nae Laird! • •Answer:
If you normally need about 12 kWh per day, then the £1000 upgrade will pay for itself in about 1 year and 3–4 months.
⚠️ But if you always use the full 6 hours at 7 kW (42 kWh), then you don’t actually save money—you just use more energy at nearly the same cost.
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Do you usually charge your car fully for 6 hours every day, or just enough to get ~12 kWh? That changes whether this investment pays off.
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in reply to Nae King! Nae quin! Nae Laird! • •That means your £1000 investment would pay back in about 741 days (≈ 2 years).
After that, you’ll save roughly £500 per year on charging costs.
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in reply to Jacob Urlich 🌍 • •I now have to convince "the boss" that the investment should be made.
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