unexpected nut

Not writing right now. Stay tuned for new stuffs soon(ish).

What do I do when I find a nifty new bit of code like Google’s Chart API? I use it to make dumb, dumb things.

Breathe through your toilet, of course

Now, you can watch your video tube-ish entertainment movies and get learning also!

A short, strange film by Trevor Cawood (of the Citroen Transformer ad fame), “Terminus” is the story of a man tormented by his own boring existence, made physical as an 8′ tall grouping of articulated concrete posts.

Yup, its as cool as it sounds. Get the full-size QuickTime at the official site.

Still tight, despite it’s nocturnal bias. From adfreak.

“You know, the place looks great. I love the brick walls, indigenous tribal drums and over-sized antique metal sign from Atlantic City. But you know, there’s something missing. What is it…

“Oh, I KNOW! A well designed data-visualization of every version of Joy Division’s seminal ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart Again’!

“Or maybe some tiki lights. Either way.”

This clip of a Jell-o ad from back in the day (which was a Wednesday, if you follow Dane Cook’s logic) teaches us that a) Jell-o comes in 10 flavors, b) in the 50s, it was OK to make jokes about other ethnicities inability to pronounce English words and c) chopsticks don’t handle jiggly deserts well.

http://www.walkmanproject.com/

The spot is the first ever ‘monophonic’ advert – in which 128 musicians play only note at a time to reconstruct an original music piece created by Hollywood music director Peter Raeburn…

Paste Magazine, one of the multitudes of not-so-indie entertainment rags, is now offering the Radiohead-style subscription option. For as little as one U.S. Sacajawea (that’s a dollar to you folding-money aficionados), you get 11 issues w/ 11 sampler CDs. Check it at pastemagazine.com