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Wow! I love this idea of creating a sequential row of animation cells on ballons and then popping them to bring it to life. Genius idea by Director, Dulcidio Caldeira for MTV.
Minecraft modder Gary520 has released a trailer to show off what is perhaps the blocky game’s most ambitious creation yet: an epic, 10-hour adventure based on The Legend of Zelda.
Materials mnufacturer Corning put together a futurist video last month called "A Day Made Of Glass," which has spiraled into stratospheric popularity on YouTube. The premise of the video is that we're about to live in an era of ubiquitous touchscreens (made with glass) and smart windows (made of glass) as well as appliances like stoves which are also made with glass. What's striking about the video is mostly how we see the touch screens working, and the way the mobile devices seamlessly network with household appliances, TVs, and bendable flat screen computers. There's also a very paranoia-inducing, panopticon feeling to what we're seeing.
Via the BBC: The McGurk effect is a compelling demonstration of how we all use visual speech information. The effect shows that we can’t help but integrate visual speech into what we ‘hear’. Or, further explained by Wikipedia : The McGurk effect is a perceptual phenomenon which demonstrates an interaction between hearing and vision in speech perception. It suggests that speech perception is multimodal, that is, that it involves information from more than one sensory modality.
Neither, just leave. Last year, I used to work at a local pizza shop in my home town, I didn't feel like having to much responsibility so I took the role as the lowly delivery boy (man?). One night, we got a call for a large pizza with extra sausage and to be delivered to a house.
From watching this video, you can see why the U-2 is considered the most difficult plane in the world to fly. Each pilot has a co-pilot, who chases the plane on the runway in a sports car. Most of the cars are either Pontiac GTOs or Chevrolet Cameros - the Air Force buys American.
Posted on 25 April 2011 by Roy Pessis The whole contraption is comprised of 20 “Great Ball Contraption” modules and an incredible attention to detail. While it doesn’t actually end up performing a function by the end, it is truly stunning and insanely complex.
Not mine -- mine are hypnotizing. This is a video of one of those swinging ball desk toys (aka Newton's Cradle) but with different length droopers (mine drag on the floor), creating all sorts of crazy-ass designs . I just watched it twice back to back (the second time with my eyes unfocused) and I'm pretty sure I spotted the secret to the universe at one point. SPOILER : It was a pop-up porn ad. "A gay one?" Four hunks in a bubble bath!
Yeah, This is pretty cool. mIt reminds me of the "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction." If that isn't the case then I'd assume that after it mounds up for a little bit, the stream causes a "C" shaped groove from the free fall in it which projects the fluid upward and then onward. Kind of like ice lugeing XD