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conulyWhich yay! but it turned out it was the Broadway Newsies not the movie Newsies.
After watching it, I don't think I like it as much, though admittedly it has been quite a while since I've seen the original full-out. I should do that so I can compare properly.
(Also, historical note, while fictional characters who happen to be involved in based-on-a-true stories is one thing, I'm really uncomfortable with fictional characters who have real world parents/families. I didn't know until last night that I felt this way, but now I do! If we can prove a certain person didn't exist, they shouldn't be there.)
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For years, the beef industry has leaned on universities to discover new cuts of steak. Don’t laugh: Meat science is behind at least one breakout hit.
How the Pre-Raphaelites Became Obsessed with the Wombat
The strange normality of life in a breakaway state
Missing 13-year-old Jayme Closs found alive in Wisconsin
7 Big Things That Are Smaller Than This Fatberg (Ew.)
Chicago’s Jail Is One of the County’s Biggest Mental Health Care Providers. Here’s a Look Inside.
Is Marijuana as Safe as We Think?
Study: Coca-Cola Shaped China's Efforts To Fight Obesity
How Cartographers for the U.S. Military Inadvertently Created a House of Horrors in South Africa
How New York Separated Immigrant Families in the Smallpox Outbreak of 1901
To Avoid Trump's Sanctions, Countries Turn to Stone Age Bartering (Fascinating, though as a point of fact I believe that we've never identified any culture that uses widespread bartering. Bartering is what people use in societies with cash when they themselves don't have cash, not what societies without any money use.)
Two Towns Forged an Unlikely Bond. Now, ICE Is Severing the Connection
Rescued Migrants, at Sea for Weeks, Struggle to Reach a New Life
After watching it, I don't think I like it as much, though admittedly it has been quite a while since I've seen the original full-out. I should do that so I can compare properly.
(Also, historical note, while fictional characters who happen to be involved in based-on-a-true stories is one thing, I'm really uncomfortable with fictional characters who have real world parents/families. I didn't know until last night that I felt this way, but now I do! If we can prove a certain person didn't exist, they shouldn't be there.)
For years, the beef industry has leaned on universities to discover new cuts of steak. Don’t laugh: Meat science is behind at least one breakout hit.
How the Pre-Raphaelites Became Obsessed with the Wombat
The strange normality of life in a breakaway state
Missing 13-year-old Jayme Closs found alive in Wisconsin
7 Big Things That Are Smaller Than This Fatberg (Ew.)
Chicago’s Jail Is One of the County’s Biggest Mental Health Care Providers. Here’s a Look Inside.
Is Marijuana as Safe as We Think?
Study: Coca-Cola Shaped China's Efforts To Fight Obesity
How Cartographers for the U.S. Military Inadvertently Created a House of Horrors in South Africa
How New York Separated Immigrant Families in the Smallpox Outbreak of 1901
To Avoid Trump's Sanctions, Countries Turn to Stone Age Bartering (Fascinating, though as a point of fact I believe that we've never identified any culture that uses widespread bartering. Bartering is what people use in societies with cash when they themselves don't have cash, not what societies without any money use.)
Two Towns Forged an Unlikely Bond. Now, ICE Is Severing the Connection
Rescued Migrants, at Sea for Weeks, Struggle to Reach a New Life
Re: Barter
Date: 2019-01-11 09:26 am (UTC)There was almost certainly no bartering in the stone age, because as near as I can tell, the only people who barter are those who have a word for money.