Idioms by Kids “has over 1000 pictures of idioms.”.

“Sometimes the children knew what the idioms meant and drew pictures of the actual real meaning but most of the time the students drew the literal meaning and the results are often funny.”.

Above: Read Between the Lines.

“Marlene lives in Queens, N.Y. and owns one of the strangest dogs in the eastern hemisphere.
She works as a dog trainer for the past seven years.

dropthatsock is a resource for dog training, shopping and all other great, great dog-related stuff.”.

From Training:

“The law of animal and human behavior is this; any behavior that is followed by a desirable outcome will increase.
Any behavior followed by an undesired outcome will decrease.

In other words - don’t ever give this dog anything in the world if she barks.
If you hate the fact that she barks, don”t ever reward it with a favorable outcome (food, attention).”.

The Movie Cliches List: “a list of the most annoying and common logic flaws and stereotypes found in movies.”. A sample:

War

“You’re very likely to survive any battle in any war, unless you show someone a picture of your sweetheart back home.”

Weapons

“Shots fired at the rear of a vehicle will cause the gas tank to explode.”.

Helicopters

“In movieland, there’s an abundance of corrupt helicopter pilots. Villains have no problem renting a helicopter complete with pilot who doesn’t mind shooting total strangers, or being shot at.”.

“Can you read people’s thoughts just by looking at them?”.

“Mustard now comes in dozens of varieties. Why has ketchup stayed the same?”.

“When you meet someone for the first time, or walk into a house you are thinking of buying, or read the first few sentences of a book, your mind takes about two seconds to jump to a series of conclusions.
Well, Blink is a book about those two seconds.”.
(Malcom Gladwell)

Gladwell dot com: “Malcolm Gladwell, blink, tipping point and New Yorker articles.”.

“Sometimes our lives seem like an exercise in futility.
We only work to pay bills. Our lives have no meaning.
Tell us why your life sucks. It’s all anonymous of course.”.
I matter not.

“Whenever the treasure-hunter girl is in trouble, someone comes to help her.”. Hoy te amo. Music: Tus Ojos by Belanova. From Vinnie Veritas by Alejandro Cordova.

Right: Papalote, Flash animation, frame detail. (Alejandro Cordova)

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“Every hour, 10×10 collects the 100 words and pictures that matter most on a global scale, and presents them as a single image, taken to encapsulate that moment in time.”.

“10×10 runs with no human intervention. It has no politics, nor any secret agenda; it simply shows what it finds.”.

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“The museum itself is located in my home.
It is about 40×50 cm big and has 33 compartments.
This website is a representation of what is currently in the museum, i.e. the compartments.”.

“Choose the object (size about 4 x 4 x 8 cm) you want to donate to the Museum of Temporary Art.

Please note: any objects bigger than the specified sizes, as well as postcards or e-mail-contributions cannot be exhibited as they don’t fit in the compartments.”.

The Internet Movie Cars Database “can be used to find in which movie a particular car is visible, or to have more info about some cars visible in a particular movie.
You will also find lots of pictures of these cars, taken directly from the movies.”.

“A showcase of different Japanese consumer products from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s, mostly, including everything from phones, radios, TV sets, audio sets, cameras to vehicles.”. From Tuk Tuk, by Akira Ota.

Right: Mazda AZ-1 (1992).’