Five and a half years after starting MoM, we have; 1 book, 2 weddings, several MoM workshops, and over 1 000 000 unique visitors (according to our stats counter).
And this is MoM’s 1000th blog post.
Phew.
Thanks for reading, and here’s to the next 5 years.
The above image is from theFlickr acrylic balls pool. by Maido of Japan.
Smiles
Drew
Rather adorable performance of a classic magic illusion. Good job kid, extra applause for you from the internets.
JointDemise (aka Ameron Rosvall from Sweden) shows off some of his latest research in club juggling / manipulation and modification!
A nice mix of bodyrolling, multiball, hoop and baton isolations from Albert Tröbinger
Yowsa! This was the first guy I ever saw do Fei-Cha in an old Internet Video called “Janitors”. In the interim he appears to have gone to Circus School in Montreal and has gotten some pretty sweet tricks nailed in his act. He also does slick combined hat manipulation and has a cute goofy ending. Win.
i found this video via Lewie Wests’ favourates. Why isn’t he a blogger yet anyway?
Strangely unique and surreal circus art from Alexander Calder. Suggested by one of our readers, Morgan Wilson.
From Wikipedia:
Alexander Calder (July 22, 1898 – November 11, 1976), also known as Sandy Calder, was an American sculptor and artist most famous for inventing the mobile. In addition to mobile and stabile sculpture, Alexander Calder also created paintings, lithographs, toys, tapestry and jewelry.
Youtube Link: Youtube
Learn how to surf a paper airplane on a wave of air! This is totally awesome, for like five minutes. Better than that rizla paper trick.
Tr’espace are always awesome. This is a trailer of their various shows. It’s beautifully made but obviously is just small excerpts. It also have diabolo on a horse. You don’t see that everyday. Well I don’t anyway.
I can’t sleep. My job, my days..my life..I’ve lost the pleasure to sleep.
But a sleepless man is not necessarily a dreamless one. 
and this vid would tell you how.
thanks for watching!
moon
Michael Karas writes:
Hi guys,My year-long juggling film project has finally been released (on world juggling day) and I was wondering if perhaps you could feature it on your video blog? I would be eternally grateful. The film is a combination of traditional toss juggling and innovative non-traditional kinetic-based art.I think it would greatly appeal to your audience of followers.
A short presentation about Cinematique, a show created in January 2010 in L’Hexagone. I don’t speak French, so if someone could add more info would be great! 
thanks to Mouna “Moon” (:D) Nemri from Brussels for the link!
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Dan Pink talks about motivation, brought to life, and illustrated by cognitive media
The bit about “Mastery” is really relevant to jugglers and manipulators.
More at RSA animate.