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A blog that explores art and other aspects of visual culture.
Weekly 15-25 messages on photos, design, animation, painting, art installation, architecture, drawing and street art.

The Version Museum is dedicated to demonstrating the visual history of popular websites, games, applications and operating systems that have shaped our lives.

Just as a walk through a real museum, the Version Museum seeks to illustrate the visual, material elements of different versions of technology, not just the written history behind it.
Wikipedia and other sites are already doing a fantastic job of detailing the history behind sites, applications, and everything else.
This site focuses on noticeable changes over time.
If you have been using a product for a long time, there will probably be some nostalgia when you look at all the previous iterations of this product over the years.

A joint project of Boeing and Google. As a matter of fact, the promotion of the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
You can see on the Google map in 3D the routes of Dreamliner planes of different airlines where they are now, you can rotate by the plane itself and see it from the outside or admire the view from the window also in 3D to see the view from Windows in all directions.

Background sounds of the environment.
We set up ourselves, rain, thunder, wind .... what and how much

American store of teenage clothes.
T-shirts, sweatshirts with original pattern.
Accessories for teens: cases for smartphones, laptop bags ...

Delivery in Russia to Moscow 10 days. $9 for 1-3 T-shirts.

This service is very simple.

Step 1 - choose genre, for example, Jazz or Latin;
Step 2 - Subgenre, for example All That Jazz or Piano Jazz;
3rd step - enjoy music.

Clearly, it's all free.

American agency of satirical news.
Beginning with satirical articles on Internet, then it began to print and has a circulation of about half a million, the site appeared satirical of course, audio and video clips.
The agency comments on the events, even if they did not happen.
Parody of the usual newspapers.