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Jackie Venson Joy Alive in Austin, Texas

Purchase this on BluRay as well as other merch: https://bit.ly/JoyAlive Become a member and watch more HD concerts like this, as well as a look under the hood of my art and career. Click the Join button underneath this video, your support helps me fund this independent project. Thank you. Whether you’re a new fan finding me for the first time, or a seasoned JV Squad Member for Life, I am excited…

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Cat going through a cat-shaped door.

Cat going through a cat-shaped door. byu/Paublo_Yeah inoddlysatisfying

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The Most Important Scientific Paper of 2025?

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Tenerife, Feb 2012.

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"Hieroglyphs are pictures used as signs in writing. When standing before an ancient tablet in a museum or visiting an Egyptian monument, we marvel at this unique writing and puzzle over its meaning. Now, with the help of Egyptologists Mark Collier and Bill Manley, museum-goers, tourists, and armchair travelers alike can gain a basic knowledge of the language and culture of ancient Egypt.

Collier and Manley's novel approach is informed by years of experience teaching Egyptian hieroglyphs to non-specialists. Using attractive drawings of actual inscriptions displayed in the British Museum, they concentrate on the kind of hieroglyphs readers might encounter in other collections, especially funerary writings and tomb scenes. Each chapter introduces a new aspect of hieroglyphic script or Middle Egyptian grammar and encourages acquisition of reading skills with practical exercises.

The texts offer insights into the daily experiences of their ancient authors and touch on topics ranging from pharaonic administration to family life to the Egyptian way of death. With this book as a guide, one can enjoy a whole new experience in understanding Egyptian art and artifacts around the world."

— How to Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs: A Step-by-Step Guide to Teach Yourself

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The myth of Arachne - Iseult Gillespie

Check out our Patreon page: / teded View full lesson: https://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-myth-o… From sailors who were turned into pigs, nymphs that sprouted into trees, and a gaze that converted the beholder to stone, Greek mythology brims with shape-shifters. The powerful Gods usually changed their own forms at will – but for mortals, the mutations were often unwanted. Iseult Gillespie shares…

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These front flips

These front flips byu/Blackbeerdo inoddlysatisfying

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What plant is This, street in Jerez, Spain

What plant is This, street in Jerez, Spain byu/Ecstatic-Bat3169 inwhatsthisplant

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Saxophone guy at Firswood tramstop giiit up mush

Saxophone guy at Firswood tramstop giiit up mush byu/Ligmabladee inmanchester

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Timber mill processing a large tree

Timber mill processing a large tree byu/Time-Comment-141 inoddlysatisfying

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Meet the Masters 2019 - Mestre Toinho & Mestre Jamesson

In June 2019 Juba do Leão welcomed Mestre Toinho and Mestre Jamesson all the way from Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil. This unique session was an opportunity to play with two delightful characters and masters from the Maracatu tradition and ask questions. Read more about Juba do Leão at: http://www.jubadoleao.com About the masters: Mestre Toinho: Antônio Pereira de Souza, known as Mestre Toinho, is…

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This Famous Artwork Isn’t What You Think ... | “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Hokusai explained

Let’s dive into the fascinating story behind “The Great Wave off Kanagawa,” one of the most famous japanese artworks in the world. This video reveals the surprising truth about Hokusai’s masterpiece and how it was created. We explore the deep symbolism within the image, from the powerful wave to the distant Mount Fuji, and uncover how this single woodblock print profoundly influenced Western…

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A carcal flexing it's ears

A carcal flexing it's ears byu/anshuman_17 inoddlysatisfying

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Bad Spit | Time's Up

Time’s Up: Only half of an old clock tower survives after an earthquake struck in Finale Emilia, Italy. Source: Bad Spit (@badspit)

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Briana Ní Loingsigh (@foghlaimeoir)

In the Irish language, we are not our emotions. We are not sad or anxious. We have sadness or anxiety on us. To say I am sad, we say tá brón orm – there is sadness on me. I am anxious, tá imní orm – there is anxiety on me. The language recognizes these as passing states, not permanent fixtures of who we are. Source: Briana Ní Loingsigh (@foghlaimeoir)

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Tallest Mural in Long Beach Encourages Chasing Your Dreams | My Modern Met

By Eva Baron on August 11, 2025 Photo: Birdman Photos “I’ve met too many creative souls who have quietly abandoned their callings. This mural is for them.” It’s not uncommon for laughter to peal through Brian Peterson’s home. For the California-based muralist and his wife, Vanessa, everyday life revolves around their three kids, who often enjoy playing with floating bubbles. That childlike wonder…