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Sunday, 22 April 2012
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Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Behind the scenes with new Bond girl Berenice Marlohe. Bere nice, indeed [Video]
Eh...she's alright.
(she's f*cking gorgeous)
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Sunday, 15 April 2012
Original pitch-reel for the Muppet Show is delightfully bonkers [Video]
Saturday, 14 April 2012
Bobby Knight: Talking college basketball makes me sleepy [Video]
Rickenbacker: I think Knight handled that well. What if you fell asleep, and woke up with Digger Phelps poking you?
Like I said, he just needs to lie back, close his eyes and try to enjoy it.
Friday, 13 April 2012
High school baseball brawl caught on camera by giggly teenage girls. Bonus: Serious irate on-the-field parent action. (language Not safe for work) [Video]
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Submit a Link » Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Thursday, 12 April 2012
On the tee: Gilmore, Happy (Clap, clap, clap) [Video]
musicmanboston: they have a charity (i think) round on the Par 3 course to start the festivities. it has become tradition for the pros to try and skim a ball on the water on that hole.
Eh, you're close. The Par 3 competition is on Wednesday, and it's just a relaxed kick-off to the Masters. A lot of guys will have their kids caddie for them, and they still get Augusta crystal for holes-in-one. The pin on 9 is set so anything hit close has a chance to funnel down to the hole.
The televised part of the Par 3 contest is mainly an excuse for people like me to watch Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Gary Player go out as a threesome and talk trash to each other.
Skipping the ball, on the other hand, is something guys do during their practice rounds, and it's on the main course, at 16.
If your previous attempts were foiled, here's how to melt aluminum cans at home [Video]
Ed Finnerty: I saw this yesterday and wondered, "Why?"
Are they starting a jewelry business? WTF was the point?
"I kin melt stuff. Hurrdurr."
Probably, it seems like they just learned that coals heat up when they get more oxygen and wanted to melt something.
But it does point out just how easy it is to do this sort of thing. Maybe someone will see it and make something cool. The same technique works with gold and silver, but learning how to do it using "free" material has a lower entry fee.
The coals are unnecessary, it's a lot easier and cleaner to use a propane torch, especially with the low melting point of any of those metals.
And buy a crucible, ffs, you can get one for under $50. Then move on to spin casting, it's a lot more fun. A centrifugal caster runs at least $350 new, but you can find them used every once in a while.
/and wear gloves
//use proper farking equipment, I guarantee that you do not want to pour molten metal on yourself
///lost-wax casting ftw
Monday, 9 April 2012
5 Top Video Players for Android
With the Android OS growing in market share these days, more and more smartphone users are in need of apps for Android that help them perform tasks like media playback on the go.
I’ve taken the time to sort through all the free video players for Android available, and whittled the pile down to a list of what I consider the top five of them all.
mVideoPlayer is a free video player for Android that works as advertised. Features support for subtitles, Imdb.com search, and responsive, intuitive user controls. Also has a lot of options for you to tweak to make the app fit your needs perfectly.
MoboPlayer is a free video player for Android that promises video playback without conversion, “anytime and anywhere.” Offers built-in subtitle support as well as streaming video support via HTTP and RTSP protocols.
VLC Media Player has long been one of the most popular and widely used media players around. Referred to as the “swiss army knife of media players,” it plays virtually every type of media imaginable. Already available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, fans have been eagerly waiting for an Android version to help round out their ability to enjoy media on the go. An official version just barely entered a private beta testing phase, but in the meantime developer Austen Dicken has released an unofficial “pre alpha” version to hold fans over.
RockPlayer Lite is a free video player for Android that supports virtually every media type, negating the need for transcoding or format conversion. The “high performance media player supports almost all video and audio formats. Features on-screen volume and brightness control options along with subtitles support. Only downside is that it’s ad-supported, but may be not an issue for those looking willing to put up with ads for a feature-rich experience.
RealPlayer Beta is a free video player for Android that is one the more established media player apps around. The user-friendly media player lets users enjoy videos, music, and even photos. RealPlayer includes a playlist editor, widgets, searching, and content folder selection. For those looking for a media player with a social networking component, RealPlayer Beta lets you share media with friends and family on Facebook, YouTube, Flickr and Picasa.
Do you have a favorite video player for Android that isn’t listed?
Stay tuned.
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Jared MoyaI've been interested in P2P since the early, high-flying days of Napster and KaZaA. I believe that analog copyright laws are ill-suited to the digital age, and that art and culture shouldn't be subject to the whims of international entertainment industry conglomerates. Twitter | Google Plus
Sunday, 8 April 2012
5 Top Video Players for Android
With the Android OS growing in market share these days, more and more smartphone users are in need of apps for Android that help them perform tasks like media playback on the go.
I’ve taken the time to sort through all the free video players for Android available, and whittled the pile down to a list of what I consider the top five of them all.
mVideoPlayer is a free video player for Android that works as advertised. Features support for subtitles, Imdb.com search, and responsive, intuitive user controls. Also has a lot of options for you to tweak to make the app fit your needs perfectly.
MoboPlayer is a free video player for Android that promises video playback without conversion, “anytime and anywhere.” Offers built-in subtitle support as well as streaming video support via HTTP and RTSP protocols.
VLC Media Player has long been one of the most popular and widely used media players around. Referred to as the “swiss army knife of media players,” it plays virtually every type of media imaginable. Already available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, fans have been eagerly waiting for an Android version to help round out their ability to enjoy media on the go. An official version just barely entered a private beta testing phase, but in the meantime developer Austen Dicken has released an unofficial “pre alpha” version to hold fans over.
RockPlayer Lite is a free video player for Android that supports virtually every media type, negating the need for transcoding or format conversion. The “high performance media player supports almost all video and audio formats. Features on-screen volume and brightness control options along with subtitles support. Only downside is that it’s ad-supported, but may be not an issue for those looking willing to put up with ads for a feature-rich experience.
RealPlayer Beta is a free video player for Android that is one the more established media player apps around. The user-friendly media player lets users enjoy videos, music, and even photos. RealPlayer includes a playlist editor, widgets, searching, and content folder selection. For those looking for a media player with a social networking component, RealPlayer Beta lets you share media with friends and family on Facebook, YouTube, Flickr and Picasa.
Do you have a favorite video player for Android that isn’t listed?
Stay tuned.
[email protected]
Jared MoyaI've been interested in P2P since the early, high-flying days of Napster and KaZaA. I believe that analog copyright laws are ill-suited to the digital age, and that art and culture shouldn't be subject to the whims of international entertainment industry conglomerates. Twitter | Google Plus
Friday, 6 April 2012
In what could be the biggest train wreck for 2012, Kardashians release big ass family music video [Video]
Wow. that was even more devoid of any natural talent than i expected it to be....
Its clear, they have never been asked to perform (physically) in their lives. They've always just gotten by, by looking pretty.
The Kim part was hilarious... She kept wanting to revert to the tried and true kissy face she does in all her photos... She literary has nothing else. She had no idea how to ham it up in front of the camera. Wasn't even on the level of bad amateur.
Thursday, 29 March 2012
Cool video of Earth & Stars from the ISS [Video]
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Tuesday, 27 March 2012
The most adorable video of an ugly-ass baby sea otter being groomed that you'll see all day [Cool]
Monday, 26 March 2012
The best video of an 800lb, 98 ft long paper airplane you'll see all day [Cool]
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