Yeah, yeah, it’s not “officially” summer yet.
But Hollywood doesn’t give a crap about when the calendar says it’s summer. The summer blockbuster season has begun. The first two movies on this infographic already have been released and they’ve been pretty blockbuster-y. And we’re pretty psyched about the rest on the list.
As the world grows more and more embedded into a computerized world, having proper posture is a key issue for maintaining health and comfort level while working. Here, we demonstrate the proper way to sit with proper posture in mind. Be sure to study the image intently and often. It could save your life.
As you may have heard, yesterday a trainer (Dawn Brancheau) at the Sea World in Orlando, Florida was killed as she was pulled or slipped (there’s still debate) into the whale tank. The reports are Read On »
You’re starving and hopefully you’ve got a few small bills or some change in your pocket. You round the corner and to your delight there stands a gorgeous black machine with a glass window to Read On »
I love it when life imitates art, or in this case, cheesy 90′s commercials that actually rule. Who doesn’t love the kool-aid guy?
If these skills can translate over to beer pong then I think these two might have quite the time in college. They’ll be all the rage at parties, that’s for sure. I wonder how long they’ve been practicing…it can’t be that long as the one on the left looks like he’s only a few years old.
Polar Bear from jeffrey on Vimeo.
This is a very cool video made by Alex Profit. He took a trip “around the world” in a little over 3 weeks and captured these photos. He’s compiled them together in a short of stop-motion film. Check it out, it’s pretty darned impressive.
It may not be marked on most calendars, but if you’re a math nerd (or a nerd in general), you know what March 14th was. It’s 3/14, otherwise known as the first three digits of Pi. That’s since become a minor geek holiday of sorts, and has prompted some fairly unique celebrations over the years. One of the latest comes from musician Michael John Blake, who interpreted Pi to the first 31 decimal places as musical notes and turned it into a song — played at 157 beats per minute, no less (or half of 314).
After the last sneak peek, JETMAN officially presented his formation and precision flight abilities to the press for the first time during the Breitling Flying days in Buochs, Switzerland, by flying together with and around the Breitling Wingwalkers for 3 minutes… and now it’s there for you all to see!
Check out this awesome invention and idea from the 1950′s. I’m surprised that this didn’t catch on. From what I understand it’s a bit hard to actually implement and can cause a lot of strain on certain parts, but you’d still imagine that a device like this could be perfected and utilized. Lord knows that many of us could use the help in parallel parking.
I’m a huge fan of both Tron and The Big Lebowski…and really if you aren’t your’re crazy. They’re both great in their own right. And the link of course is Mr. Jeff Bridges. How awesome then would it be if we could combine the two?
