This is my virtual scrapbook of reblogs and other goodies. Enjoy!

sparo: A formidable hunter and powerful swimmer, the polar bear is perfectly adapted to the harsh demands of the wild Arctic landscape. And these extraordinary pictures give a more intimate portrait of its life than ever before. Read more

sparo:

A formidable hunter and powerful swimmer, the polar bear is perfectly adapted to the harsh demands of the wild Arctic landscape.

And these extraordinary pictures give a more intimate portrait of its life than ever before.

Read more

February 7, 2009 at 19:32
Reblogged from: sparo
Tags: animals  polar bears  links  
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Write or Die is a web application that encourages writing by punishing the tendency to avoid writing. Start typing in the box. As long as you keep typing, you’re fine, but once you stop typing, you have a grace period of a certain number of seconds and then there are consequences.
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Consequences:

  • Gentle Mode: A certain amount of time after you stop writing, a box will pop up, gently reminding you to continue writing.
  • Normal Mode: If you persistently avoid writing, you will be played a most unpleasant sound. The sound will stop if and only if you continue to write.
  • Kamikaze Mode: Keep Writing or Your Work Will Unwrite Itself


Write Or Die: Putting the “Prod” in Productivity!

(via tarts)
November 12, 2008 at 00:07
Reblogged from: tarts
Tags: links  writing  
‘Dumped’ is a fun series of portraits by Meg Wachter that captures people’s expressions at the exact moment a food or liquid was ‘dumped’ over their heads. I have seen the pictures before but not the video. Watching in motion is also fantastic because it shows how genuine their reactions are. You can watch the entire process: the wait for the dumping and their reactions to it, whether it is shock, disgust or delight, each resulting frame is amazing because they are real and all of them are truly having a good time. Dumped! from Meg Wachter on Vimeo.

‘Dumped’ is a fun series of portraits by Meg Wachter that captures people’s expressions at the exact moment a food or liquid was ‘dumped’ over their heads.

I have seen the pictures before but not the video. Watching in motion is also fantastic because it shows how genuine their reactions are. You can watch the entire process: the wait for the dumping and their reactions to it, whether it is shock, disgust or delight, each resulting frame is amazing because they are real and all of them are truly having a good time.


Dumped! from Meg Wachter on Vimeo.

September 22, 2008 at 10:29
Reblogged from: nath
Tags: video  links  
How to cure a hangover. September 16, 2008 at 09:42
Tags: links  
nath: Things We Think About Before Sleep is a video created by Trollback+Co designers that illustrates their last thoughts before sleeping. Not only it’s a great concept for an engaging video but it’s also an amazing sample of their work and their wide variety of styles. Click here to watch!

nath:

Things We Think About Before Sleep is a video created by Trollback+Co designers that illustrates their last thoughts before sleeping.

Not only it’s a great concept for an engaging video but it’s also an amazing sample of their work and their wide variety of styles.

Click here to watch!

September 3, 2008 at 11:44
Reblogged from: nath
Tags: links  video  
camera on a bench! whut, whut! August 30, 2008 at 21:15
Reblogged from: scout
Tags: projects  links  photos