Final Cut Pro and Die Antwoord (video)
So today I taught myself video editing using Final Cut Pro, (inspired by Casey Neistat), then I took my mobile phone footage of a recent Die Antwoord concert and make this short movie.
Florida photographer for marriage equality
A Florida wedding photographer hits back at homophobic client who cancels because of his stance on marriage equality. Karma’s a bitchy gay!
Local street art by Invader
I just spotted this cool Simpsons mosaic in Geneva. I recognized the style as famous French street artist “Invader”, who’s pieces have sold for up to $250,000 at Sotheby!
Protect us from Picasso’s filthy art!
Puritans Fox News choose to censor the cubist representation of breasts during a segment about a Picasso painting … presumably to protect their viewers?
Meet ALADDIN, it predicts the future…
This “Collective Intelligence” network predicts the future, guides the investment of over 11 TRILLIAN DOLLARS worth of assets, and in some respects is more powerful than politics.
Drugs? Terror? What’s next…
The war on drugs brought in more drugs, the war on terror created more terrorists. What’s next?
Hahaha, real-life Grammar Nazis!
The American [Grammar] Nazi Party tweeted, “It really isn’t that difficult to use correct spelling and grammar…”.
“That’s an impossibility… at best!”
I just overheard the most excellent phrase being used, “That’s an impossibility… at best!”. I’m going to use it the next time someone asks me to achieve the unachievable.
10 Funniest Autocorrect FAILS
“1 more beer then we’re lesbian”, “My love for you is strong. I would buy you a casket”, “I had to inject her with an EPIC penis” … and other classics!
Kanye vs Louis Vuitton – What a tool!
“Everybody in New York City right now don’t buy any Louis Vuitton. Now do you want to meet with me? Influence. They think that I don’t realize my power.”
Photos of abandoned places
Photographer Dan Marbaix travels from city to city exploring abandoned houses, asylums, churches, state buildings and more.
Harvest electricity from the air
Scientists in North Carolina have found a way to capture electricity from the microwave signals around us, possibly allowing devices to “recharge themselves”!