Línea del tiempo del porno

 

 

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Línea del tiempo del porno

vía blog.com.mx de Chanate el 18/05/09

Traducido y adaptado de: http://www.holytaco.com/pornography-timeline

La pornografía ha estado entre nosotros desde los inicios de la civilización. Por eso y para tener un mejor conocimiento sobre este importante tema, nada mejor que unas sencillas gráficas representando la línea del tiempo con los acontecimientos relevantes en la historia del porno:

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Traducido y adaptado de: http://www.holytaco.com/pornography-timeline

 

 

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Taquilla USA: 'Ángeles y demonios' más cerca del cielo que del infierno

 

 

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Taquilla USA: 'Ángeles y demonios' más cerca del cielo que del infierno

vía Blogdecine de Alberto Abuín el 18/05/09

Era de esperar que este pasado fin de semana 'Ángeles y demonios' fuese la líder indiscutible de la taquilla en suelo estadounidense, aunque sólo haya superado a 'Star Trek' en su segunda semana por 5 millones de dólares. Ron Howard se apunta así un tanto más a su currículum, lleno de éxitos taquilleros, aunque sorprende en demasía que, después de ofrecernos una de sus mejores película, 'El desafío: Frost contra Nixon' haya sido capaz de bajar tanto el nivel, volviendo a su habitual estilo, y darnos gato por liebre en la segunda aventura cinematográfica de Robert Langdon.

La crítica no habla demasiado bien de ella, y el público votante en la IMDb parece estar más contento. Eso sí, el film no alcanza a recaudar lo que su predecesora, 'El código Da Vinci' logró en su estreno. Esta vez al menos, no han salido alucinantes protestas fundamentalistas en contra de la película. Algo es algo.

Vía | Box Office Mojo

 

 

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Batalla de Midway, 1942 (en color)

 

 

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Battle of Midway, 1942 (in color)

vía Dark Roasted Blend de Avi Abrams el 17/05/09

Link Scroll down for today's pictures & links. Battle of Midway, 1942 (in color) The Battle of Midway happened six months after Japan's Pearl Harbor attack, and resulted in heavy losses for Imperial Japanese Navy, which wanted to lure American aircraft carriers into a trap and occupy Midway Atoll, but failed miserably. Hollywood director John Ford took this footage, which became part of the color documentary (see the whole film here) link Today's pictures & links: Extreme Vortices Mike Hollingshead from Extreme Instability has some truly scary shots of pitch-black funnels from various storms in the Midwest: (photo by Extreme Instability) The "Alligator Head" shown above was captured in June, 2005, in Hill City and Stockton, Kansas. Watch for updates on that site, as the 2009 tornado season unfolds. ------------ Live Long and Prosper (Economically) (original unknown) ------------ The Aero-Monster The result of unholy union between Russian KRAZ-255 truck and Russian AN-2 airplane. Whatever it does, it certainly can not fly - more info: (image credit: Andras Kisgergely, Airliners.net) Something similarly bizarre has been seen over the fields of Ukraine: Flying tank T-60 from Antonov's, circa 1931, images via Speaking of other hybrid monsters, here is a child of a van and a... locomotive: You could see a lot of these rail road vehicles in this DRB article ------------ Walk softly and carry a big fish "A Peruvian fisherman takes a paiche, a giant South American tropical freshwater fish, to sell at a market in Iquitos, Peru, in 1993" - more info (image credit: Photo by Alex Webb/Magnum Photos, via) Paiche, also known as Arapaima Gigas can grow more than two meters long, and have quite interesting "facial" expression: (image via) ------------ Mixed fresh links for today: Huge "Skunk Works" Aircraft, info - [futurism] Sun + Shuttle "Atlantis" = neat picture - [space] Wolfram Alpha (proto A.I.?) went live, demo, example - [web] "Macross" Pilot View Becomes Reality - [military] Playing chicken with asteroid - [funny, some language] Ladies knit a whole village - [art] - via Man vs. the Exercise Ball - [fun video] Robots inspired by animals, more - [geek video] Dominoes in the office (haven't they got work to do?) - [cool video] Make stunning Flash websites for free! - [promotion] ------------ Great 3D robot toys from Japan We wrote about Maschinen Krieger before, but here is an update, just as fascinating: (images via) These are the model kits, made by Japanese model maker / artist Kow Yokoyama. ------------ First Emoticons Surprise!... These "proto-smileys" were seen in the British magazine "Puck", No.212, from 1881 - The whole issue is available here (large image) ------------ Great street art Unfortunately, no clue who is responsible for this... (original unknown) ------------ Concorde's Last Flight BA's Concorde with the Red Arrows on final flight into London Heathrow: (images via) ------------ One way in... ...and the other way around - (originals unknown) ------------ More befuddling clocks As an addition to our recent "Extraordinary Clocks and Watches" article: (original unknown) I like the last one the best. ------------ Mystery Photo Looks like a good way to utilize elephant's power... any background info? (original unknown) READ THE PREVIOUS ISSUE -> Permanent Link......+StumbleUpon ...+Facebook

 

 

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