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theatlanticvideo: Summer Heat in Extreme Slow Motion in ‘8 Hours in Brooklyn’ The team at Next Level Pictures took a Phantom Flex camera out for a Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn, and proved that summer in the city looks even hotter at 1,000+ frames per second. Most extreme slow motion footage is limited to a controlled…
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laughingsquid: Clever Gadget Quickly Fills & Ties Water Balloons deskill me
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My name is Molly Crabapple. I’m an artist, comics creator and the founder of Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School, a company that runs alternative drawing events in 140 cities around the world. Molly Crabapple is not my birth name. I chose to use a different name when, at 19, I began working as a naked model.…
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THATCamp Games, a themed humanities and technology unconference embracing games of all kinds, will take place January 20th to 22nd at the University of Maryland in College Park. If you’re interested in learning more about games and game design in the humanities, as part of research, or in relation to pedagogy and learning, this unconference…
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austinkleon: “A Generation Ago” by Hugh MacLeod But yet, every week I think about moving there. And then I remember my 3-figure mortgage payment. cf. “Geography is no longer our master”
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The training strategy of this top professional football team is based on match data collected by companies like Amisco/MasterCoach, Opta and or Impire. Opta, which for years has been the main supplier of match data in the English and Spanish leagues, also evaluates the Bundesliga and the Champions League; in total they analyze data from…
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A football club as a resistance group, a football club as an aid worker – the club’s own foundation supports children in developing countries as well as UNICEF – and a football club with 170,000 members. This is why the 57 million supporters of Barcelona believe that they are not only better fans, but arguably…
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dinosaurparty: (via Artists Re: Thinking Games (FACT): Amazon.co.uk: Ruth Catlow, Marc Garrett, Corrado Morgana: Books) WANT. good book
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on my bookshelf
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jenlindblad: ohhhh.