Friday, July 1, 2011
Daily Links: July 1, 2011
EDWARD is an electric dicycle–a vehicle consisting of two giant side-by-side wheels–designed and built by students at the University of Adelaide. The students developed a remarkably sophisticated stability control system (see their video demo) to tame the dicycle’s less civilized behavior, such as instability when traveling forward and something called “gerbiling.” The tamed dicycle can transport a single passenger at up to 40 km/h. EDWARD is an acronym for Electric Diwheel With Active Rotation Damping. Via: Hack A Day
2 True and 2 False Origins of Tongue Twisters And Nursery Rhymes.
7 July 4th Traditions from Around the Nation. Although it is quite possible to grow up in New England and never eat salmon for the holiday.
11 Overdramatic Road Warning Signs (Ranked By Overdramaticness). Sometimes you have to be dramatically opbvious to get anyone to pay attention at all.
66 Beautiful Small Cities & Towns In Europe Ever considered traveling through Europe but skipping the tourist traps? If you're really looking for some breath-taking European vistas, check out this list of charming towns & villages across Europe
Living on the cheap? This Ramen Noodle ratings site might come in handy. Via
The Ray Harryhausen Creature List. The legendary special effects wizard was a master of the stop-motion monster, every one of which you’ll see in this video.
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