Une vidéo intéressante et baptisée “Escape From Tomorrow” autour d’une journée type dans la vie du professionnel de BMX Nigel Sylverster. Un travail réussi de l’agence 13thWhitness. A découvrir, la vidéo complète dans la suite de l’article.
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Escape From Tomorrow
Tuesday, November 24th, 2009Tech Weekly: Martha Lane Fox on digital inclusion, Arduino explained
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009Bobbie Johnson's your guide this week as we hobnob with Britain's digital inclusion champion, Martha Lane Fox. After co-founding Lastminute.com in 1998 she went on to become one of the most high-profile figures of the dotcom boom. After stepping down from her day-to-day role with the company in 2003, these days she juggles work with her chain of karoake bars and a charitable foundation, as well as a role as an adviser to the British government. In that advisory role she has responsibility for Digital Inclusion strategy – which is examining how technology can help people who are currently in the poorest parts of society. The taskforce she leads issued its first report this week looking into the benefits of inclusion, and Charles Arthur met Martha to find out more.
Kevin Anderson also catches up with the hackers and modders of Tinker.it! to find out why everyone loves Arduino – the electronics boards that allow you to create your own electronic devices.
Not only that, but in the wake of BBC drama Micro Men, we'll also hear Vic Keegan's thoughts on what went wrong with Britain's computer industry after its 1980s boom. There's also a look at this week's news headlines and we hear what you've got to say about last week's show.
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Digital Illustration Case Study by Chis Haines
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009The Australian digital illustrator Chirstopher Haines strikes again with a new piece called Zen. Somewhere between photo illustration and 3d with an amazing final look. Check out how it was done step by step on this case study full of images to inspire your next creation.
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start ‘em early with the left 4 dead mobile
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009This is how you raise the bitchin’-ist child ever to toddle across a living room floor: give ‘em zombies from their first days in the cradle. Come the apocalypse, the kid that slumbers under a Left 4 Dead mobile is gonna be one prepared little zombie hunter. It’s either that, or completely immune to the horror of zombies for his or her entire life. I’d say that either way, that’s a win.

I’m not even gonna lie: I am sick with jealousy that I did not think of this when my son was smaller, and distraught that he is now too old for mobiles. On the other hand, I sort of just want it for me.
On the other, other hand, I’m sure it’s not healthy for a baby if the parents are constantly yelling “Boomer!”

The mobile is light and simple, with wonderful detail on the silhouettes, but for $30 (USD), quality is expected. And don’t think Etsy marketeer SaltyandSweet is limiting these creations to Left 4 Dead. Oh no, there are other zombie mobiles, too, and other games like Team Fortress are represented. But perhaps the most hilarious? Pirates vs. ninjas.

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dyson fan multiplies air, costs
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009Unless the blades of your electric fan are quite dirty – mine are, need to clean them – I don’t think you’ll feel that the air coming from the fan is “choppy”. You’ll still feel that steady stream of air right? Dyson disagrees, so it invented a bladeless fan that uses technology found in turbochargers and jet engines to amplify the air that it sucks in. The result is a solid cylinder of breeze in your face. Or wherever the fan is aimed at.

A motor at the bottom of the fan sucks in a tiny bit of air, which is then sent to the inside of the circle up top. The circle’s cross-section is shaped like an airfoil, and that plus a couple of forces that I barely understand but have a lot of respect for makes the air coming out of the edge of the circle get supplemented by the air behind and around the fan.

Clearly “Air x 15″ is a good thing. No word when the fans will be available, but both the 10″ and 12″ models of the fan are already listed at Dyson’s online shop. The 10″ version will sell for $300 (USD), while the 12″ version will sell for $330. Unless these things are energy efficient, I don’t see why people with space to spare would buy an air multiplier over an air conditioner, which doesn’t have fancy jet technology but can cool the air in a whole room. Just saying. But if you’re interested, check out Dyson’s website for more details and videos of the fan.
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Musicvision Phoenix
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009Autour de l’univers du groupe français Phoenix, voici un documentaire vidéo réalisé par Guillaume Delaperriere à partir de l’étude de 20 morceaux qui ont changé leur vie et leur carrière. Avec dans les rôles clé : Thomas Mars, Deck d’Arcy, Laurent Brancowitz et Christian Mazzalai.
Ordre de la vidéo :
01 - Blue monday people / Curtis Mayfield
02 - Can’t let go / Evie Sands
03 - Sell your love / Iggy Pop & James Williamson
04 - Flash forward / Serge Gainsbourg
05 - I’m glad you’re mine / Al Green
06 - Don’t turn the light on, leave me alone / CAN
07 - Mesopotamia / The B-52’s
08 - Ruby don’t take your love to town / Kenny Rogers
09 - Slow night, slow long / Kings of Leon
10 - Leur plaisir sans moi / Jane Birkin
11 - In and out of the shadows / Dion
12 - Victory garden / The Red Krayola
13 - Escape from New-York main title / John Carpenter
14 - We almost lost Detroit / Gil Scott Heron & Brian Jackson
15 - Darlin’ / The Beach Boys
16 - Peace like a river / Paul Simon
17 - A song for you / Gram Parsons
18 - The fairest of the seasons / Nico
19 - Who was that masked man / Van Morrison
20 - La smortina / Coro della SAT
21 - City lights / Phoenix
























































