Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Hustler
I haven't even played pool in forever.
This is a shark technique I have not seen before.
Definately a distraction.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Grizzly Bear
Now for something completely different...
The music sensation, Grizzly Bear.
Lets give these boys a pretty not good welcome!
Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
The Mile
Remember that post about guys running the mile, over in Stockton?
Here is some footage...
Be patient, passing doesn't really get hot until about the four minute mark. Until then, it's just boring bike roaring at 140MPH on dirt footage...
Here is some footage...
Be patient, passing doesn't really get hot until about the four minute mark. Until then, it's just boring bike roaring at 140MPH on dirt footage...
Monday, September 21, 2009
Busy
You can tell when I get especially busy with other things when things start to seem a lot like robo-posts at prettynotgood.
I was working on this show, which was a bit intense.
It was loaded with interesting speakers who were talking about how we realte with technology. The attendees were lots of folks who design stuff that allows us to interact with technology.
Lots of cool stuff and the distinct scent of futurism.
I like futurism.
Take a minute to google some of the presenters, 'cause they were talking about interesting stuff. Things like 3D sound modeling, the impact of autism in design, cookie sized inter-relational computers, non-profit urban design, audiance interactive installation art.
After a while, most of these events just wash over me. One can only hear about dull ideas delivered with dense Powerpoint slides so many times, before the ability to tune it to a level just above white noise takes over.
I actually enjoyed listening to most of last weeks folks.
That was plenty to fill my schedule.
I also got to drag a lot of gear around for some of this, which was captured and broadcast between the schlepping of gear. If you wanted to see some of that and are in the Bay Area, you can find a schedule for when it airs next here.
If I was into football I may have been more excited about the whole deal.
I did get to hear Paul Anka sing a bit and stand around with Jerry Rice.
I also got to lift a bunch of heavy stuff, have a screen almost fall on my head, refocus projectors repeatedly and...well, you get the idea.
I was working on this show, which was a bit intense.
It was loaded with interesting speakers who were talking about how we realte with technology. The attendees were lots of folks who design stuff that allows us to interact with technology.
Lots of cool stuff and the distinct scent of futurism.
I like futurism.
Take a minute to google some of the presenters, 'cause they were talking about interesting stuff. Things like 3D sound modeling, the impact of autism in design, cookie sized inter-relational computers, non-profit urban design, audiance interactive installation art.
After a while, most of these events just wash over me. One can only hear about dull ideas delivered with dense Powerpoint slides so many times, before the ability to tune it to a level just above white noise takes over.
I actually enjoyed listening to most of last weeks folks.
That was plenty to fill my schedule.
I also got to drag a lot of gear around for some of this, which was captured and broadcast between the schlepping of gear. If you wanted to see some of that and are in the Bay Area, you can find a schedule for when it airs next here.
If I was into football I may have been more excited about the whole deal.
I did get to hear Paul Anka sing a bit and stand around with Jerry Rice.
I also got to lift a bunch of heavy stuff, have a screen almost fall on my head, refocus projectors repeatedly and...well, you get the idea.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Wall of Death Wednesday
Really, is there a better way to promote motoring safety than driving up a wall with a lion?
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