Monday, February 1, 2010
“Bird Bread” by Dayton Castleman
An inquiry as to whether birds would eat bread in the shape of their own. In this case, Chicago pigeons would not.
Watch the video.
reblogged from curvedwhite
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Holodeck lets you create an artist web presence in no time, pulling your data from the services you already use, like Tumblr, SoundCloud, Last.fm and Songkick.
This looks so cool. Created by the awesome Winston Design folks.
Note: the app still has a few glitches so be sure to keep checking back.
Now we’re talking.
reblogged from david-noel
Statistical Fingerprinting: LeBron=Durant and Vince≠Good
Jesse Andrews’ analysis never fails to entertain.
reblogged from pablog
Friday, January 29, 2010
Bad Astronomy on NASA's budget
The general public public perception of NASA is that it’s an inefficient, unnecessary drain on the US budget. How bad a drain? Bad Astronomy quotes The Space Review:
In a just-completed study, we asked respondents what percentage of the national budget is allocated to NASA … NASA’s allocation, on average, was estimated to be approximately 24% of the national budget (the NASA allocation in 2007 was approximately 0.58% of the budget.)I wonder how many government programs you’d have to ask about before you ran out of percents.
So true.
reblogged from mrgan
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Back Pockets on the Floor by the Green Brothers (1996)
Hmm, sounds like something I’ve heard recently…
From the Looking Into the Past gallery, a subset of the full group. (credit) [via]
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
The Way I Work: Paul English of Kayak
It’s true. If people ever wonder why I’m always tinkering with RRR’s website, it’s often because I’m trying to save myself time on the customer support side.
reblogged from adamgotterer
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Thanks to some key recommendations, the Rhythm, Rhyme, Results Tumblog is currently featured in the educational section! Feel free to follow it directly so you can stay updated from the comfort of your dashboard.
Your recommendations are live!
Thousands of you have already added your favorites to the Tumblr Directory, and have helped us find TONS of awesome new blogs to follow. Keep it up! We’ll go again next Tuesday.
Make your nomination if you haven’t yet!
PS. Depending on how well this works out, we’ll probably be replacing our editor’s picks with your recommendations. Sorry, Chris.
reblogged from staff
When two web services love each other very much...
Some great music blogs use Tumblr as their platform, and we aggregate those in The Hype Machine. But plenty of people have awesome insights on music, even if they post about everything else on their tumblelog, too. So now, you can submit your music posts to the Hype Tumblr. We’re also following some cool people and reblogging their stuff, so you can see all the videos/articles/photos/links that make up our music experience right now. And just like on our main site, you can stream all the music on this page. Follow us, visit us, submit your posts, and check out some Tumblrs you might not be following yet. Welcome to our newest experiment!
I love the experiment, but I don’t think they’ll see much action until the two are spliced more seamlessly. A checkbox on audio posts to “submit to Hype Machine” would be siiiick.
reblogged from hypem