Already a 21st century icon, despite being created in the 20th century as part of wartime propaganda, the Keep Calm and Carry On poster has been wider reproduced and parodied.
I thought it was something that had always existed in the public domain, with it’s recent popularity being something of a fad. Little did I know it was only discovered in 2000, having never been publicly released during wartime.
Barter Books now tells this story in their own video.
After being blinded in one eye during a boxing match, Roosevelt switched to judo, training 3 times a week in the White House basement under Yamashita Yoshiaki, and becoming America’s first brown belt.
Taken from the International Space Station, this time-lapse shows storms over Africa, as well as the Milky Way passing in the background.
Everything Can Fly
In a wonderful advert from Avios, everyday objects are made to fly. It has the look of recent Honda or Toshiba ads, in fact I was surprised when I first saw it that it wasn’t from Honda.
Checked Luggage Journey
Every wondered what happens to your luggage after you check it in at the airport? Thanks to Delta Air Lines and a case with six cameras mounted it in, you can wonder no longer.
