NFTRW Weekly Top Five

Here are the top five comment generating posts of the past week:

Evil Socialist NYC Mayor Wants To Take 70,000 New Yorkers To The Opera, Evilly

www.wonkette.com: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on Thursday that the city, in partnership with the Metropolitan Opera, will be organizing a lottery that will give out 70,000 tickets to the opera to New York City residents every year, allowing people who might not otherwise have had the opportunity to go and experience a night at one of the best opera houses in the world.

What If We Valued Theatre Like We Value Parks?

AMERICAN THEATRE: Since the beginning of September, thousands of people have gathered in Prospect Park to watch a play by Molière. Some arrived as lifelong theatregoers or returning audience members. Many were simply walking through the park and spontaneously decided to stay.

I Love The Frustratingly Realistic Sewing In Dressmaker

aftermath.site: Do you remember the reality show Project Runway? Not the zombified new version on the cable network Freeform, but the original run of the show on Bravo back in 2004. I was obsessed with that show, not just because I love drama but because it gave the viewer an in-depth look at what it takes to create a clothing pattern and then put it together. I get the same vicarious thrill from the game Dressmaker.

A Clever Plywood Drawer Cabinet With No Metal Slides

www.obsessedwoodworking.com: Chris set out to build a rolling workshop cabinet almost entirely from plywood, skipping traditional metal drawer slides altogether. The build started in his old shop in Jacksonville, Florida, and was finished up months later after a move to North Carolina, giving the video a bit of a two-part feel as the project traveled with him.

4 Reality Checks About AI in Construction That Cut Through the Hype

Builder Magazine: Artificial intelligence is one of the most talked-about topics in construction right now, and builders are feeling pressure to do something with it, often without clearly understanding how best to incorporate it. At the same time, new tools launch weekly, promises are everywhere, and the pressure to adopt something to stay ahead of the competition is real.