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MGMT Album Trailer

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Experience the world of MGMT's new album in this thrilling, cinematic trailer. More on www.theavantgardediaries.comnnWritten & Directed by J...

Introducing 123D Circuits.io

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It has always been our mission to make designing and experimenting with electronics accessible to as many people as possible. With circuits....

It has always been our mission to make designing and experimenting with electronics accessible to as many people as possible. With circuits.io we already made a big leap in this direction. But for people getting started with electronics, schematics and layout are often still daunting. Over the summer we partnered up with Autodesk to fix this.nnWe are proud to announce the new version of circuits.io making it even easier and more intuitive to design electronics: 123D Circuits.io. Here are some of the most important new features:nn- virtual breadboard based design, allowing to build and experiment with circuits just as you would in real lifen- you can add an Arduino to your design, and edit the code right in your browsern- real-time and interactive simulation of both your Arduino code and the circuit attached to itn- full collaborative editing (think of Google Docs for electronics)n- powerful yet easy component editor, making it super easy to add new components to the shared libraryn- easily create beautiful circuit boards with: free text, b-splice silkscreen art, arbitrary board shapes, …n- ability to embed your design, including simulation on your blog or in an instructablenn123D Circuits.io enables beginners to easily get started with electronics. Instead of blowing up a component, you can now experiment freely in the live simulated virtual breadboard environment together with friends without being afraid of breaking something. 123D Circuits.io even allows you to simulate Arduino code along with your electronics to control it all or to learn about programming and Arduino. Let’s admit it, even pros could make good use of such a tool.nnBut don’t be fooled in thinking that 123D Circuits.io is just a toy. The underlying engine is still the powerful technology of circuits.io: easy to use circuit board layout tool, one-click PCB manufacturing service, live DRC, multi-layer boards, smart copper pours, large component library, Eagle import, auto 3D enclosure generation, modular design and much more!nnWe created a number of Instructables to help you get started with 123D Circuits.io and have extensive help pages, even including pointers to learn the basics of electronics.nnBest of all is that 123D Circuits is still free for open designs, and affordable plans are available for those wanting more. I hope you are as excited as us about 123D Circuits.io. Head over to 123D.circuits.io and give it a try. Less

Ballpoint Barber // Stop-motion Reverse Haircut and Beard-cut // Trim 2

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Tom gets his facial hair drawn on via a magic pen. nn300 printed pages to create the effect. Watch the behind the scenes. http://goo.gl/w9rY...

New York City | Breaking in the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera

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[UPDATE: Also check out the split-screen "color commentary" on this at http://vimeo.com/hpmoon/bmpc.]nnOn August 29, there were just a handf...

[UPDATE: Also check out the split-screen "color commentary" on this at http://vimeo.com/hpmoon/bmpc.]nnOn August 29, there were just a handful of Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Cameras (BMPCs) in circulation, but I managed to get one. That weekend, I took a visit to New York City as my occasion to break it in. Manhattan has been a limitless source of inspiration for people far more talented than me, but the Blackmagic technology, coming to market in such a versatile size, invited this cinematic tone poem which might, even so, look different. Instead of creating something like a tourism video, I wanted to try and capture the human energy of the city that New Yorkers themselves know best, driven by the extraordinary music of Richard Danielpour that I came across recently (ringing in my head all weekend as I captured these shots).nnTrue to the elegant simplicity of the BMPC (http://bhpho.to/bmccpckt), I shot the entire piece handheld, using a single lens (Panasonic 12-35mm, continuous f2.8 aperture, optically stabilized H-HS12035 | http://focuspull.in/hs12035). Shooting was over the course of two days, September 1 and 2, gathering well under an hour of raw footage which was all that could fit onto a flash card using ProRes 422 HQ anyway. In post-production on September 7, I performed clip-by-clip balancing adjustments using Fast Color Corrector in Adobe Premiere Pro CC, then applied an Adjustment Layer over the entire sequence with FilmConvert Pro 2, using its Blackmagic Cinema Camera profile and selecting the classic film stock emulation of KODAK VISION3 250D Color Negative Film 5207/7207 (adding vintage Super 16mm film grain to match the feel -- and the actual size -- of the BMPC's digital sensor).nnThe BMPC concept has a long way to go; it doesn't live up to its promises in terms of dealing with highlights (those dreaded white orbs), its batteries last a New York minute, and its interface is wonky, but I'm excited by the latitude that it buys me for image corrections in post, given its portable form factor which really suits my working style.nnIf you're interested in seeing the creations and comments and tips of other filmmakers using this camera, join the User Group community that I created at:nnhttp://vimeo.com/groups/blackmagicnhttp://facebook.com/BMCCusersnhttp://twitter.com/BMCCusersnn[Note: This video streams by default in full 1080p high definition. If you experience stuttering, click the HD icon in-frame to reduce its playback resolution.] Less

Artur Zmijewski - An Eye for An Eye, 1998

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Artur ZmijewskinAn Eye for An Eye, 1998nVideo projected, 11:28 minutesnCourtesy of Foksal Gallery Foundation, WarsawnnOko za oko (An Eye for...

Nike - Redesign of London HQ

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Read the case study for more info:nnhttp://www.rosielees.co.uk/work/nike-head-office-redesign

time tilings [stuk]

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time tilings [stuk]nnFour site-specific interventions. Artefact festival, STUK Kunstencentrum. Leuven, BE. 2013nn'Architecture is judged by ...

Tourists of The Sea - Episode One - Arroyo Laguna - Kevin Pritchard + Graham Ezzy

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A Maui Nerd Productionnwww.mauinerds.comnnCamera: Kevin Pritchard // Brian Caserio // Graham EzzynnGraphics & Editing: Johannes NeumannnnSup...

A Maui Nerd Productionnwww.mauinerds.comnnCamera: Kevin Pritchard // Brian Caserio // Graham EzzynnGraphics & Editing: Johannes NeumannnnSupported by: Ezzy Sails // Dakinenn--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------nCheck also our teaser: https://vimeo.com/70628144n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------nIts always a risk leaving the warm waters of Maui. For our trip to Arroyo Laguna we had been wanting to do something on the west coast for quite some time. We watched and waited, and pulled the trigger 2 days before leaving, saw a good forecast and left home to set out on our tourist adventure. nnI had never traveled with Graham before. We had talked about it, but we just could never nail down some dates that worked for us both. So our adventures were fresh, the hopes were high and we set out to sail the seas of the california coast. For me it was fun to go back, Arroyo was one of our favorite spots as a family growing up. I knew it was going to be fun.nnWe showed up at the beach like total windsurf pro tourists. Boards stacked on the roof, sails, masts, everything piling out of the car. The locals shook their heads as we got out, immediately started getting our boards off and shit flying everywhere. Just like a typical tourist. nnSailing with Graham is always fun. He is inspires me to try something new with his no fear, go for it style. Pushing his limits as well as mine. nnFor the trip our idea was that he would film some and I would film some as well, taking turns sailing and filming. The only thing we learned is that he was a much better filmer than I am. He has the patience to get the shot. I don't. I hate sitting on the beach, I hate watching and watching. Maybe it is something new in my mind, maybe it is something new with my filming, maybe it is something new in my sailing, but whatever it is, it sure brings me to realize that windsurfing is my favorite sport in the world. InnArroyo is not an untouched land, it just needs to be remembered. The side off shore winds and rippable waves make it what I think is the most high performance wave spots on the California Coast. For some reason, our road trips always take us to California. Being a tourist in familiar land helps us where we know the sea. Being tourists of the Sea ... Less

Elemental Iceland

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BEST VIEWED IN FULLSCREEN HD - SCALING OFFnnThis is some of the timelapses I shot in Iceland in september of 2013. nOver three weeks we drov...

M83 - My Tears Are Becoming a Sea

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youth - innocence - lovenfound footagennThe PXL-2000 (Fisher-Price PXL2000/Fisher-Price PixelVision/Sanwa Sanpix1000/"KiddieCorder"/Coca-Col...

"We're lucky to be a family-owned company; we can do things we like to do"

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Movie: Miguel Fluxá, head of Spanish shoe brand Camper, says the company's use of high-profile designers for its stores is more about brand...

OUTLINES

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World Wingsuit Champion Espen Fadnes on the future of wingsuiting and the transition to life as a professional extreme sports athlete.nnDire...

VANS WARPED TOUR 2013 X D-TOX

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Unfortunately this year, Vans Warped Tour decided to skip Montreal, and with Toronto being the closest destination, we at D-TOX took it upon...

Unfortunately this year, Vans Warped Tour decided to skip Montreal, and with Toronto being the closest destination, we at D-TOX took it upon ourselves to make sure that our followers wouldn't miss out! Surpassing our expectations, we had two buses packed with 100 crazy and dedicated fans who weren't afraid to do whatever it took to be a part of "THE BEST DAY EVER". We gathered the troops at 4am and with the majority of the crew beingnsleep-deprived, we hit the road to Toronto for Vans Warped Tour! We spent the day rockin' out, dancing and screaming to some of our favourite bands, despite the water falling from the sky. That was only half of it, D-TOX planned an exclusive meet & greet for our fans with bands including Bring Me The Horizon, Sleeping With Sirens, Obey The Brave and Chiodos! On top of that, Thanks to the Vans Warped Tour crew, everyone was given an all access pass, and D-TOX had a sweet chill-out spot on a barge by the water. After a jam-packed day, we headed back to Montreal with nothing but broken smiles, dirty, wet clothes and sore joints.nnMalheureusement cette année le Vans Warped Tour a décidé de ne pas s'arrêter à Montréal. Comme Toronto était la destination accueillant le Vans Warped Tour la plus près, D-TOX a décidé que les fans montréalais ne pouvaient pas manquer cet événement! Contre toute attente, nous avons réussi à réunir 100 fans dédiés dans 2 autobus différents afin de vivre "La meilleure journée à vie". Nous nous sommes réunis à 4:00 du matin et malgré le manque de sommeil nous sommes partis en road-trip pour Toronto. Nous avons passé la journée à rocker, danser et crier aux sons de nos bands favoris, et ce sous la pluie. En plus de tout cela, D-TOX avait planifié des rencontres exclusives entre les fans et les membres de certains bands tels que "Bring Me The Horizon", "Sleeping With Sirens", "Obey The Brave" et "Chiodos". La cerise sur le sundae, grâce au Vans Warped Tour, tous les participants ont eu droit à une passe leur donnant plein accès au site ainsi qu'un espace exclusif à D-TOX sur un bateau au bord de l'eau! Après une journée plus que remplie, nous sommes retournés à Montréal sale, les vêtements mouillés et les membres endoloris, mais avec un sourire au visage.nnFOLLOW US! nnInstagram: @DTOXSTOREnFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/dtoxstorenTwitter: https://twitter.com/DToxStorenBlog: http://dtoxstore.tumblr.comnnSubscribe for more videos!nnFilmed by Anthony Imperioli & Anthony SifoninEdited by Anthony Sifoni https://vimeo.com/user9976104/videosnhttps://twitter.com/mindofchesternnMusic: "Lofty Ambitions" by DiscopolisnBuy Here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/di... Less

Mexico | California Summer

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California goes flat so the boys head south. Featuring Ellis Ericson, Alex Knost, Ford Archbold and Tanner Prairie. Filmed & Edited by Jimmy...

Cool Hunting Video: Hot Wheels Design Studio

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A recent voyage to El Segundo, California, brought us to the doors of the Mattel headquarters. Inside, we were given the chance to take a be...

Let Freedom Ring - Lamborghini Diablo SVR

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Robert Frost said, "Freedom lies in being bold." At eGarage, we celebrate Independence Day by being bold with a Lamborghini Diablo SVR from ...

"Most of our parents wanted us to be lawyers or doctors. Not anymore."

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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnDezeen and MINI World Tour: in our first video report from Singapor...

See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnDezeen and MINI World Tour: in our first video report from Singapore, Colin Seah of local architecture studio Ministry of Design tells us how the recent cultural shift away from mass-market shops and restaurants is helping transform attitudes towards design in the city. nn"Singapore was known as a clean and green city," says Seah. "Clean almost to the point of being boring."nn"There seemed to be a saturation of mass-market experiences. But from 2000 to 2005, things started to rapidly open up. Singapore now is a lot more exciting."nnSeah claims that many Singaporeans are choosing to stay away from established chains, preferring to spend their money in more boutique shops and restaurants.nnIn the movie he takes us to two recently rejuvenated parts of the city where independent retailers and food outlets are flourishing.nnThe first is Dempsey Hill, a former British colonial army barracks to the west of the city centre, which now hosts a wide range of independent restaurants and cafes.nn"It was the first major adaptive reuse project in Singapore, where a building that was once governmental or institutional was given back to the market," says Seah. "That shift has taken root and you see more districts now being reclaimed this way."nnCloser to the city centre is Haji Lane, a narrow street lined with two-storey shophouses in the Arab quarter of the city, in sharp contrast to the towering skyscrapers of the nearby financial district that Singapore is more famous for.nn"Along Haji Lane you'll find maybe 30 independent boutiques," says Seah. "Just a great amount of variety without having to see a brand that you would find also in California or the UK."nnOne of the first boutique hotels in Singapore was designed by Seah's studio, Ministry of Design. Called New Majestic Hotel, it comprises four converted shophouse tucked away down a quiet street in Singapore's Chinatown.nnSeah believes that the recent demand for hotels like New Majestic Hotel provides an important source of work for designers in the city.nn"Without this increased level of curiosity and diversity, firms like ours would not really be able to exist," he says. "There would just be no market for the work that we do."nnHe also believes that the cultural shift is encouraging more young people to study architecture and design.nn"Because of the need for more firms to provide work of this nature, I think young people feel that it's less of a risk to enter the design field," he says.nn"In Singapore, most of our parents want us to be accountants or lawyers or doctors. [To be an] architect is a bit dodgy and [if you study] interior design or art, you're a lost cause. But not any more."nnSingapore's government is also starting to take design seriously, Seah says. In 2008 it established SOTA (School of the Arts), which offers an arts and design-based curriculum for 13 to 18 year olds.nnPrivate art schools have also emerged, such as Lasalle College of the Arts, designed by Singapore practice RSP Architects.nn"Schools like SOTA are not just great physical examples of architecture," Seah concludes. "They are also symbols of where Singapore is headed in terms of culture, in terms of design."nnWe are in Singapore for World Architecture Festival and Inside Festival, and will be publishing interviews with some of the key speakers in the coming weeks.nnWe drove around Singapore in our MINI Cooper S Paceman. The music in the movie is a track called Feeling Beast by Man Oeuvre. You can listen to more music by Man Oeuvre on Dezeen Music Project. Less

"Can these parts go together and kill someone? The answer is yes."

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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnDezeen and MINI World Tour: in our next movie from the UK capital, ...

See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnDezeen and MINI World Tour: in our next movie from the UK capital, senior curator at the V&A Kieran Long explains why the London museum has controversially acquired the world's first 3D-printed gun. nnIn September the V&A acquired two prototype 3D-printed guns developed and successfully fired by Texan law student Cody Wilson, displaying a copy of one of them during London Design Festival.nn"I'm really passionate about this acquisition," says Long, who is senior curator of contemporary architecture, design and digital at the V&A and was heavily involved in acquiring the gun.nn"It has caused a lot of fuss in the press, that the V&A would acquire something like this. But what I've been pleased about is that most people have seen it not as something deliberately shocking but as a really good signpost to where manufacturing might be going and the implications of new technology."nnThe original prototypes did not arrive at the museum in time for London Design Festival, so the museum printed out a copy in London based on Wilson's blueprints.nn"We have guns in the collection; we have all the relevant licences to import firearms," Long explains. "The only problem we have is getting an export licence. We've had the Department for Culture and Media here involved, we've had all of our technical services people involved. It's been an immense bureaucratic effort."nnWilson, a self-proclaimed anarchist, made the blueprints for the weapon available online through his Defence Distributed website, before the US government ordered them to be taken down. Long says that the politics of Wilson's gun is what gets him excited.nn"Something that I'm really passionate about at the V&A is to show the political backgrounds of things, even when they might not be palatable," he says.nn"I don't believe everyone should be carrying guns and that's not what we're advocating here. What we are saying is this is possible and we might have to do something about it if we don't want these things to happen."nnHe continues: "The design of the gun and its distribution online is an act of politics as much as an act of design and that's when I get really excited because I think design is something that can tell us about the world."nnLong believes the weapon has also turned the conversation about the future implications of 3D printing on its head.nn"There's been a lot of technocratic optimism around 3D printing, particularly in the design world," he says.nn"But when Cody Wilson released [the digital files for his 3D-printed gun online] it really transformed that conversation. It changed it into ethical issues around how we want to live together, how new technologies affect our relationships with one another. This gun, just sitting there, is pregnant with all of those questions."nnHe continues: "Design for me is the thing that really focusses those questions. And when you see this thing for real you think: 'All these things, can they go together and kill someone?' The answer, simply, is yes."nnWe drove to the V&A in our MINI Cooper S Paceman. The music featured in the movie is a track called Temple by London band Dead Red Sun. Less

In the World, For the World, Against the World - A Conversation on Christ and Culture with John Piper and Douglas Wilson

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SETTING THE STAGEnn0:00:00 • Hellos, intros, and prayer.nn0:04:02 • Should moral chaos in America make us panic?nn0:09:15 • Should mor...

SETTING THE STAGEnn0:00:00 • Hellos, intros, and prayer.nn0:04:02 • Should moral chaos in America make us panic?nn0:09:15 • Should moral chaos in America make us passive?nnON SLAVERY AND RACEnn0:16:06 • Douglas Wilson’s position on slavery and racial reconciliation.nn0:21:10 • John Piper’s takeaways from Wilson and Thabiti Anyabwile’s 111-page blog discussion on slavery and race.nn0:22:53 • Six reasons the risk of partnering with Wilson is worth it for Piper.nn0:26:55 • Wilson on whether his presence jeopardizes racial reconciliation.nn0:30:12 • Wilson on the Anyabwile debate.nn0:31:57 • The backstory behind Wilson’s book Black and Tan.nn0:36:42 • Piper on making emotional connections in reconciliation.nn0:39:20 • Piper on growing up in segregated Greenville, SC.nn0:40:38 • Wilson on growing up in segregated Annapolis, MD.nn0:42:58 • Wilson: The key to all reconciliation is God-centeredness.nn0:45:50 • Wilson: We need to receive hard truths from African American brothers, and be willing to offer them.nn0:46:56 • Why do African American Christians vote for pro-abortion politicians?nn0:54:48 • Abortion as the slavery of the 20th century.nn0:58:26 • Is the slavery/abortion link insensitive?nnON OPPOSING POSTMODERN SEXUALITYnn1:03:02 • Do you care about your reputation in debates? And how should Christian leaders address controversies (bold offending, cowardly retreating, non-offending edification)?nn1:16:13 • Where is our culture on homosexuality? Where is it headed?nn1:17:48 • Wilson: The central problems of culture are worship problems.nn1:23:02 • Piper: How to be an effective idol-blasting Christian.nn1:24:33 • Piper: I don’t know where culture is going. Collapse? Revival?nn1:26:01 • Wilson: God’s kingdom progresses from triumph to triumph via apparent disasters (the cross).nn1:28:06 • Why Piper avoids sodomy language in the homosexual debate.nn1:35:06 • Why Wilson uses sodomy language in the homosexual debate.nn1:39:48 • How to attack cultural apostles of homosexuality without alienating Christians struggling with same-sex attractions.nn1:45:22 • Piper: Be slow to judge the heart of a Christian speaking online.nnON PREPARING FOR PERSECUTIONnn1:47:35 • If persecution is coming to America, how should the Church ready herself?nn1:53:26 • Piper closes in prayer. Less

North Shore Pony Club - Sex, Drugs and a Drum Machine

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North Shore Pony Club's hit single starring the infamous international pornstar terrorist Randy Diamond. To join the other horse enthusiasts...

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