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I think I must have played this and replayed it about 100 times. To link some clips from movies and television programmes together to make up the lyrics of a song must be hard enough. But to get them to to rhyme and fit a tempo must be nearly impossible. But Ricardo Autobahn has achieved just that. This is real genius in my opinion. I hope you enjoy it and don't get too hung up on trying to guess where all the clips came from. :-)
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Yesterday I came across the work of Terry Border for the first time. Terry has his own blog right here on Blogger that features his work . In a nutshell he takes everyday objects and foodstuffs and anthropomorphises them with great and sometimes subtle humour. I have posted some of my favourites below but please check out his blog and his book which is available on Amazon and elsewhere.
First we have Stud Muffin.
Paper Training Our Dog, Frank
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Well here is an odd thing. Google and the company that supplies its mapping data are unable to explain the presence of a phantom town and are investigating how it got there. Argleton, appears on Google Maps in the middle of fields close to the M58 motorway, just south of Ormskirk in Lancashire.
A spokesman for Google said: "While the vast majority of this information is correct there are occasional errors. We're constantly working to improve the quality and accuracy of the information avail... Read Full Story
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I really wish that I had had a teacher like this at my school. Although not perfect this chap obviously put a lot of effort in to a Halloween joke video. According to the notes it was for his Nature of Math class at Biola University, October 28, 2009.
What a cool guy. Happy Halloween everybody!
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You may not be familiar with the term Lomography but if you like photography you will almost certainly be familiar with the look. The term comes from a Russian made 35 mm camera called the LOMO LC-A Compact Automat that by way of a "happy accident" produces very distinctive pictures that include such characteristics as over-saturated colours, off-kilter exposure, blurring, light leaks and vignette framing. The look of these pictures has a very large fan base and a website... Read Full Story
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Regular readers of e-clecticism might have realised by now that I like a good time-lapse. I posted about one here and here. But this one must top them both. This is a demo compilation of some of the work that Timescapes produce. I really cannot describe to you how stunning their work is. Take a look for yourself. You might also want to take a look at their website for more beautiful examples.
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An ambitious project this one but it turned out wonderfully. An advert for Vodafone in New Zealand features Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture played by 1000 mobile phone. They needed to synchronise 53 different ringtone alerts from 2000 sent messages to reconstruct the tune. Enjoy the ad below but make sure you check out the making of further down.
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Perhaps if I had had one of the fitted to my first bike, I may not have spent as much time in the rose bushes at the end of our driveway. A simple but very effective design that uses a gyroscope to produce stability in the front wheel of a child's bike.
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is an initiative by Volkswagen to see if they can change people's behaviour for the better, simply by making things fun to do. OK, so it is ultimately an advertising campaign but it makes me smile. From their site...
This site is dedicated to the thought that something as simple as fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better. Be it for yourself, for the environment, or for something entirely different, the only thing that matters is that it’s change for t... Read Full Story
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My name is jono and I have a problem. I'm addicted to gadgets. That's my excuse for getting yet another new phone. I have been so pleased with the HTC brand that I wanted to stay with them but I really wanted to switch my OS from Windows Mobile (which has just too many problems for me) to Google's offering, Android. After a bit of research I settled on the HTC Hero. I'm convinced I made the right choice.
I am a bit of a Google addict. I use them for my Gmail, Contacts, Calendar, documents a... Read Full Story
