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Third Wheel

Posted 2011-08-27 by Peter

The Third Wheel is an awkward photo gallery by Jackson Eaton.

Techno music video in a wind tunnel.

Posted 2011-06-14 by Peter to Linkblog

Techno music video in a wind tunnel.

Head Drums

Posted 2011-02-07 by Peter to Linkblog
A brief Flash animation for a synth-drum piece. Pretty near perfect.
 (via Jessica.)

My New Favorite Thing

Posted 2011-01-26 by Peter to Linkblog


Regular Ordinary Swedish Meal Time - Sidepork Pandemonium

I Don't Want Your Meme.

Posted 2011-01-21 by Peter to Linkblog
Do you remember James Van Der Beek, star of TV's "Dawson's Creek" from back in the day? He would like to make your Internet Experience a little more meaningful:
It's right here.

The Universal Stratagem for the Simplification of the Visual Landscape

Posted 2011-01-19 by Peter to Linkblog
Common corporate logos, redesigned within the parameter of 50 basic rules.

The Development of New Young Soccer Players in the Netherlands

Posted 2011-01-17 by Peter to Linkblog
On the Ajax Amsterdam youth program, and its implications
Americans like to put together teams, even at the Pee Wee level, that are meant to win. The best soccer-playing nations build individual players, ones with superior technical skills who later come together on teams the U.S. struggles to beat. In a way, it is a reversal of type. Americans tend to think of Europeans as collectivists and themselves as individualists. But in sports, it is the opposite. The Europeans build up the assets of individual players. Americans underdevelop the individual, although most of the volunteers who coach at the youngest level would not be cognizant of that.


The Major Lift

Posted 2011-01-13 by Peter to Linkblog
Problem: The song "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen lacks a backbeat and a horn section.

Solution: Skallelujah

Ninja Rap

Posted 2011-01-12 by Peter to Linkblog
The 1990s were a very weird time.

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