It is so frustrating just to watch this, but also very hilarious. The Vendor Client Relationship by Scofield Editorial.
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Big egg! Maybe future parasitic chicken twins (if it were fertilized of course)?!
via SwissMiss
Calle 13 - La Jirafa (via calle13official)
This is the kind of thing I would buy even if the music was horrendous.
One day I want to design packaging THIS AWESOME. Until then, I’ll be sulking in the corner.
This right here can make a person weep.Ready to have your mind blown? This is a video of a 3D image of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field and an explanation of how/why the NASA scientists did this. And it will give you a tiny glimpse at how completely insignificant we really are. *gulp*
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This is really inspirational. I’ve always thought about going outside and making music out of my environment. I doubt it would be this cool and inventive, but you know. I’d try!So This Is Kinda Neat of the Day: You may not be able to get blood from a stone, but, as Diego Stocco found out, you can definitely get music from a tree.
Stocco says:
In the garden of my house there’s a tree with lots of randomly grown twigs. It looks odd and nice at the same time. One day I asked myself if I could create a piece of music with it.
To tune the tree I picked a fundamental note and tuned the twigs by trimming them with a pencil sharpener. I used two Røde NT6 and a NTG-2 as microphones, combined with a customized stethoscope.
I recorded the tracks live on a Pro Tools LE system. I didn’t use any synthesizer or sampler to create or modify the sounds. All the sounds come from playing the tree, by bowing the twigs, shaking the leaves, playing rhythms on the cortex and so on.[via.]
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Apparently Yonis has had this stored away on his hard drive for months! It’s in Japanese with subtitles (which I like better than dubs). We’re going to watch this tonight!Movie Trailer of the Day: Hayao Miyazaki’s Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea gets its first English-speaking trailer (finally!), courtesy of Disney.
The film has a US theatrical release date of August 14, but will be available on DVD as early as mid-July.
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June 20, 2009. Tehran, Shademan Street.
(via irredenta, whose Tumblog you should check out for more Iran coverage and commentary.)
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Are you telling me I could have been making all kinds of money off all these years by doing something my grandma taught me with a handkerchief years ago in India? Really? DAMN IT!Kakefuda Kyoto Furoshiki(via camswitzer)
Furoshiki. most amazing thing of today.
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