June 13, 2008

Slow Motion is Awesome! Watch This!

Guitarist Dominic Frasca playing 10 and 6 string guitars

'Warcraft' Sequel Lets Gamers Play A Character Playing 'Warcraft'

Eric Staller



“In the late 70’s I created photographs: long time-exposures done at night in New York City. While the camera was positioned on a tripod, with the lens opened for several minutes, I moved through urban spaces with a variety of light sources. These were exhibited and published world-wide. Cibachrome prints of these images are available through me.”
- Eric Staller

You can see a quick and dirty gallery here, or check out Eric’s site for even more great artwork.

Just for fun, Abduzeedo has a tutorial on how to get started painting with light.

Via mumbojumbodaily.com

SheOne Interview


Some more of his SheOne’s artwork via Flickr.

Amazing CGI visualization of molecular biology - It shows animations of DNA coiling, replication, transcription and translation.


Created Drew Berry of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research

Picture of the Day

June 10, 2008

Alien vs. Predator

Disaster Oreperation Guide

How To Survive Anything
Introduction Facing Down Disaster: How to Survive Anything
Quiz: Are You Ready for Disaster?
Portraits of Survival from Tornado-Torn Kansas
Power 4 Steps to Power Your Home When the Grid Fails
Video: How to Safely Install a Power Generator
Preparation 5 Steps to Get Ready for Disaster (and How To Not Get Stuck in It)
Four Disaster Facts You Need to Survive
Crisis 22 Steps to Move Fast When Natural Disaster Hits
How to Shut Down Your Home in 5 Minutes
Cleanup 5 Steps to Fix Your Home After a Crisis
3 Quick Solutions to Mend Your Broken Home
Provisions 7 Steps To Eat, Drink and Be Smart
Emergency Rations Aren't as Gross as You Thought
Survival Checklist 107 Pieces of Survival Gear You Need
18 Extra Crisis Tips

Mars Soil Sample Ready to Analyze


What surprises are hidden in the soils of Mars? To help find out, the Phoenix Lander Phoenix Lander which arrived on Mars two weeks ago has attempted to place a scoop of soil in Phoenix's Thermal and Evolved-Gas Analyzer (TEGA). Pictured above, the dirt-filled scoop approaches one of TEGA's eight ovens. Once in the oven, a soil material will be baked and the emitted gasses categorized by a mass spectrometer. Quite possibly, some of the light colored material visible in the scoop has the same composition as the light material imaged near the foot of the Lander, which may be ice. Phoenix is scheduled to spend the next three months digging, baking and chemically analyzing its immediate surroundings to better understand Mars and whether the boundary between ice and soil was ever capable of supporting life.

This Technology Will Blow Your Mind


Thank You For Saying Yes

Sesame Street - Unreleased Figures


Sculpted by Bill Mancuso. These unpainted and unreleased figures were hand-sculpted by supremely talented Bill Mancuso. Cookie Monster and Big Bird are up top; those are clay sculpts also done by Bill.
[Via muppetcast.com]

The History of the Color Wheel: