Twitter? That’s totally jumped the shark.
Flutter is where it’s at now!
[Via Laughing Squid]
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San Francisco based Current has the best (and most hilarious) summary I’ve seen yet on what Twitter is all about. I often have a hard time trying to explain to friends and family just what exactly Twitter is.
Also – Twitter co-founder Biz Stone was on the Colbert Report on Thursday night as well. Check out the interview!
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Amazing! Where do kids learn things these days? This guy is going to grow up to be a stud.
[Via Katherine]
Awesome!
MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.
Just discovered this! Probably one of the coolest pieces of street art / stop motion animation that I have ever seen. Ridiculously awesome! Check it out – Blu.
[Via Urban Prankster]
Earlier this evening, I made a cheesy video for Kerry using iMovie ’09 on my MacBook Pro.
This looks like it was filmed at the nearby Trader Joe’s on Geary and Masonic. Pretty hilarious.
[Via Laughing Squid]
Over on the Geology News blog, I posted two videos I recorded yesterday playing with the new version of Google Earth.
The first video examines Monterey Canyon, an underwater canyon near Monterey, California. The second video is the area that Spirit, a Mars Exploration Rover, landed at in January 2004.
Listening to the cockpit audio of US Airways 1549 is pretty incredible. Listen to how cool Chesley Sullenberger, the pilot, is and how the air traffic controllers don’t really register what, “we’re going to have to put it down in the Hudson” means.
As if Chesley isn’t already a stud, check out this story.
Chesley Sullenberger has a problem. He borrowed a book from the Danville Library – and it’s overdue. To complicate matters, the book was an interlibrary loan from Fresno State.
Sullenberger contacted librarians and asked for an extension on the loan and a waiver on the overdue fine. The reason? The book is in the cargo hold of the US Airways plane that made an emergency landing last month in New York’s Hudson River. Sullenberger is the pilot who made that landing. No one was seriously injured.
Fresno State library officials were impressed with Sullenberger’s sense of responsibility… and waived all fines and fees, even the one for losing the book. The library’s going one step further: when the replacement book goes up on the shelf, it will have a special template in front, dedicating it to Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger.
Oh, by the way. The topic of that book? Professional ethics.
Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson discusses the potential effects of an asteroid impact off the coastline of California in 2036.
[Via Geeks Are Sexy]