First started in 1999, last updated February of this year. Incredibly in-depth site on Tolkienās created languages. Includes lessons on how to speak Quenya, write ups on the other languages used in Tolkienās books, translations. Itās a lot!
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Hereās a bunch Iāve found recently:
- PlantStudio, last updated in 2002.
- GeoNames, modern but looks straight out of 2005.
- SemPress WordPress theme, modern but looks straight out of 2013.
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I havenāt read the resources yet, but this is very cool: a historical archive of the Civil Disobedience Index from ACT-UP NY.
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Rock and roll ! ACT UP were indie media pioneers - some old episodes of DIVA TV, their public access television show, are available online. DIVA stood for āDamn Interfering Video Activistsā. And hereās the page about them !
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Thatās awesome, I didnāt know about this!
Change just a few words, and the section about how media has removed urgency and normalized AIDS could apply to COVIDā¦
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Two Old Websites for Today!
While googling something I came across this site, which lists the ways that people say ābeware of the dogā on house signs in different languages. This led me to click on this site, which is devoted just to Latvian ābeware of the dogā signs. Both of these websites please me.
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the first and only virtual museum with
over 150 international top artists in different sections such as:
āPhotographyā, āDigital Artā and āPixel Artā.
2002-2006 according to the footer but the link is still good! Really interesting way of presenting the art.
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This is brilliant - both nostalgic and an impressive bit of web design. I particularly like the way that clicking on a picture opens it in a new window - thatās not something you see often anymore!
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