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Monday, July 02, 2007

Archive: June 2007


Cool Ads, part 6
Another batch of splendid marketing ideas
Aim...Fire!
(High Speed Photography)

Tired of the same old objects around you? Shoot'em!
Most Anticipated
Computer Games for 2007

The New Era of Computer Gaming Arrives
One Day in Space (Photos)
NASA's "Atlantis" Space Shuttle Mission
More Crazy Wiring Jobs
Spectacularly bad connections...

Photogenic Caterpillars

And Other Fascinating Insects of the Thai Forest
How To Become a (Real) Cyborg
The DIY guide for the discerning nerd :)
"Tatra" Car & Other
Aerodynamic Marvels

Futuristic Shape and Radical Design
Lords of the Logistics, Part 4
Spice up your life with creativity
10 Ways to Cure Your Fear of Heights
or, What can be done on top of a skyscraper?
Psychedelic Furniture Showcase
Who said furniture is boring
Cool Computer Case Mods
Some are as radical as James Bond gadgets
Top Office Pranks
Plan Your Sweet Revenge
Oops! Weirdest Accidents,
Part 2

How on earth did that happen?!
Vertical Grass Art
Transient Green Masterpieces
Rare Red Panda, or "Fire Fox"
Not a cat, not a raccoon... not a fox, and hardly a panda
Women's Facial Expressions
Handy guide to your girlfriends' emotions
History of the Tailsitter Airplanes
Vertical Take off & Landing
Extreme Off-Roading
Some can border on suicide
Not Your Ordinary Plants
The cutest baby... vegetable

Unusual Clock Mechanisms
To simply tell the time is not the point
Weird Signs, Part 5
Signs that point in a really strange direction
Cyberpunk Art Update
Fashion with teeth, shoes with spikes
"Jets & Clouds" Effects
"Romancing the Clouds" - Jet Trail Photos

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  • It sounds like you are probably using the Google custom domains feature. I had a lot of problems with this trying to move my site about six months ago, but I did it again recently and it was a piece of cake. I'll adjust my link to your site with the new URL. Thanks again for all of the great posts!
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  • Yes this was quite a smooth transition. So far so good.
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  • Love the "life's too short for the wrong job" ads! So well crafted.
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  • "Ad for paints, quite impossible to pass by" is actually a Nationwide Insurance ad.

    Like "get insurance before a billboard of a huge can of paint suddenly becomes REAL and tips over and spills on your building and cars".. sort of.
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  • I link you
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  • WOOW!
    I didn't know that exploding stuff looks so cool!

    Have you seen exploding balloon in slow motion on You Tube? Take a look at it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjcrSGzQgpw

    Pretty impressive.
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  • excelent
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  • It's not my kind of photography - but absolutely amazing snaps!
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  • Thanks for exploding balloon tip... excellent
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  • Superb shots - how brave is the person holding that lightbulb in the first set of shots?
    - Paul @ http://www.photographyvoter.com
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  • thanks..
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  • Take a look at BioShock. Coming August 21st to PC and XBOX360.

    BioShock HD in game video
    http://www.gametrailers.com/player/18132.html

    Also check out
    Alan Wake
    http://www.alanwake.com/

    mass effect http://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/m/masseffect/

    Too Human http://www.siliconknights.com/main.html

    Assassins Creed http://assassinscreed.uk.ubi.com/index.php
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  • Thank you SouthPaw42!

    certainly cool games, will look at them closer.

    Alan Wake graphics rock!
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  • Spore has been canceled, and Halo 3 will not be coming to PC for at least 3 years. You need to do a bit more research next time you do an article.
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  • Spore has been postponed until fiscal year 09, but that is rumor, though strong rumor… and Halo 3 is an Xbox 360 game, which I made perfectly clear in the article… I don't care if it is coming to the PC, that's not what interests people… it's coming to the 360 this September, and that is what I reported…
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  • Games look excellent, you should also check out The Force: Unleashed

    I know the bad rap Star Wars games tend to get, and Im not usually a fan myself, but after watching the previs vids, I have to say, this looks like a damned cool game. The enemy AI is the most advanced I've ever seen, the moves and force powers look like so much evil fun, and the story could actually be engaging. Also, check out the video on the world itself, seems the design team have broken a barrier in regard to realism in material design, i mean the wood actually breaks like wood
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  • thank you... gotta check this out
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  • I will have a copy of spore the moment it comes out. Do not tell me that it has been cancelled! I will break into Will Wright's home and steal his copy if I must. I shall have the game.

    BTW, anybody see the video of Robin Williams on YouTube playing the game?
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  • two things that are always cool:

    space and dinosaurs
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  • I have to commend you on this photo collection. You do a wonderful job of posting some incredible photo collections from so many different areas of interest. But these of the shuttle, crew, and international space station were excellent. I always love looking at pictures in space. The shot from above the shuttle cockpit looking down on the mountainous terrain on Earth was awesome. Thanks again for running such an enjoyable blog.

    Kanteker
    http://kanteker.blogspot.com/
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  • hey… that there aurora picture? where is that from? is it a fake?
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  • just one ordinary household pc ...


    [IMG]http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o6/wrongwy/valentinedayflowchart.jpg[/IMG]
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  • Makes the back of my TV look tame. Thanks for saving me a Saturday of detangling. I think I'll let it go...for a little while anyway.

    These pictures make the OCD in me cringe.
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  • Turn the 757 picture 90 degrees clockwise and then it will be right side up.
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  • Hi,
    I actually took the second pic - the green and yellow wires connecting two cabinets.

    The pic was taken sometime around 2001 and shows the connections between two floors in the building where I worked, very surprised to see it on the blog as I only emailed it to a few people years ago :D

    another view, from the side: http://pics.spiny.co.uk/dialers/cables.jpg


    cheers, Phil.
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  • Thank you Phil... I added the credit. We received this image thru anonymous email.
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  • thanks! :)

    you have my permission to add any of the other photos from here: http://pics.spiny.co.uk/dialers if you like :)

    could you change the link you've put under the image to gallery.spiny.co.uk though ?

    cheers, Phil.
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  • Thank you! Done.
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  • - How do Mantid's Mate and Reproduce? In most cases female eats the male.
    (which serves as a source of protein for the female and her young)


    Even though the notion that the female always eats her mate has long since been disproved, the legend of the always-deadly female persists.

    SNOPES --> http://www.snopes.com/critters/wild/mantis1.htm
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  • Little do you know that we are all already cyborgs and have been since the day "man" invented the first tool.
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