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Motivational Speaker of the Year
This guy? Not so awesome, but definitely committed (or maybe should be).
I agree with Nathan Clarke on this one.
This is the natural outcome of far too many self-styled self-help gurus. I laughed out loud (really loud).
[via LiveLeak.com]
Feed the Animals With Real-Time Sample List
An enterprising individual has written an HTML5 page that plays Feed the Animals by Girl Talk with a real-time list of samples that load as you play each track. On the Awesome-O-Meter™, it gets an 8.
Jay-Z, Apple, and SQL Go Together Like Crappy SEO
This just showed up as a comment awaiting moderation on my other blog:
Thanks for sharing this post, I found this article while googling for some information on SQL, useful comments and great points made.
The title of the blog post in question? Apple Inspired by Disney from 2004. The topic? How what looks like a FireWire logo is in the floor of the ship in Flight of the Navigator. I doubt that post came up while googling for SQL info. What's even more perplexing is the link provided by the spammer: www.musiclyricsnow.net/j/jayz/forever-young/
So, spammers & SEO idiots — still not awesome.
Japan – Still Awesome
Welcome to Samurai Camp, a fitness regime that fuses ritualised 16th century swordsmanship, an imaginary bloodbath and throbbing techno music — and which has captivated 21st-century Japanese woman.
Someone tell me why I'm not living in Japan…
[via @kevinrose]
Nintendo Papercraft
This might prove to be a complete drain on my free time… I really hope we have card-stock at home.
Lego Popup
This is by far the most impressive Lego work I've ever seen.
Also, sidenote: I've been to this temple in Japan.]
[via @jayemsee]
Saturn v Launch at 500fps.
What do you get when you roll 16mm film at 500fps on the launch pad of the Apollo 11 Saturn V rocket? Nearly 9 minutes of awesomeness, complete with commentary. Now if only they had the Phantom Flex at the time…
Apollo 11 Saturn V Launch (HD) Camera E-8 from Mark Gray on Vimeo.
[via The Editblog]