Downhill biking and a fisheye lens
October 3rd, 2008Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
There’s no ‘big trick’ at the end, just a neat perspective on a thrilling ride.
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
There’s no ‘big trick’ at the end, just a neat perspective on a thrilling ride.
From youtube:
11 year-old baller. Kids in 5th grade and he does stuff serious 12th graders would have trouble with. His mile is ridiculous too, 4:50. What a little beast, I hope to see this kid in the NBA, he’s got the work-ethic, as long as he stays healthy. Also, I apologize on behalf of the most annoying news anchor and reporter ever.
It’s Elsewhere being cool again. Apparently he’s sold out for mega-dollar to Motorola, that company that makes the phones with the horrible s**tty interfaces.
This advert is to tell you, that Motorola have introduced an amazing *new* feature. When your listening to music on this phone, if someone calls you, the phone will stop playing the music and ring - OMG. What will they invent next? Oh apparently, a phone that can take photos.
You can find more of David’s excellent clips on youtube.
His body isolations are sooo tight.
Thanks to Coleman for the link.

Tokyo-based electronics company Murata yesterday unveiled a small humanoid robot that can unicycle forward and backward and is also able to stop without falling over.
Murata’s new robot is called Seiko-chan (”little Seiko” in Japanese) and stands 50cm tall (weight: 5kg). Seiko-chan is equipped with a slant detection function and a balancing system that is placed in its chest. Users can control the robot girl via Bluetooth and a built-in wireless camera.
The future today. Soon all clowns will be obsolete.
Via CrunchGear

Olivier Super High Skill Dancing…of some kind.
Jea9 loves it.

Tube juggling act by Peter åberg
from youtube:
My tube act which is an extract from a longer show on the connection between juggling and music. The music you see in the beginning and the end is the actual act written down on paper. And this is prejected on a screen during I do my act so you can follow what I play.