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IBNLive Google 3D smartphones head to space to help NASA SPHERES robots CBC.ca Google smartphones with next-generation 3D sensing technology are about to blast into orbit, where they will become the brains and eyes of ball-shaped hovering robots on... 
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Adam invited animator Marty Cooper to the Cave to geek out about traditional hand-drawn cel animation and Marty's creative augmented reality cartoons. Using overhead projector transparency sheets and a stop-motion app, Marty lets loose one of his creations in the shop!.
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Ahead of the launch of the Imperial War Museum's new First World War galleries, Aardman has created an animated film that uses letters from soldiers from the conflict.
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When you imagine virtual reality, chances are you’ve got visuals in mind. Or maybe you fantasize about a virtual sense of touch. Another key component? Immersive audio. Click to know more and watch videos.
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Nintendo has always danced to a tune all its own. Refusing to accept the status quo in the often relentless inevitability of the gaming world has lead to both incredible successes (introducing natural motion with the Wii) to abject disasters (the Virtual Boy), in either case though the Japanese gaming giant usually intrigues with its… Read the full article …
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What's the difference between making a short film versus a feature film versus an episode of television?
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In film, your budget and your patience determine the amount of time you have to prepare, shoot, and edit. But in television there are air dates, and they come up fast. Click to read more.
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The automated AE drawing was performed using Effect-Generate-Cartoon and Layer-Auto-Trace. The sketch fades into a finished drawing, then colorized, and fina...
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I haven't seen this before. I like the technic :-)
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Before Alfred Hitchcock freaked out audiences everywhere by killing off the protagonist halfway through Psycho, before he was praised as a great master of cinema by a bunch of French critics who would themselves go on to become cinematic masters, before the adjective “Hitchcockian” entered the language, Hitchcock was simply a guy struggling to make a go of it as a director.
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They are the work of artist John Lopez, from Lemmon, South Dakota, who welds the pieces from abandoned farm machinery. Via Annie Brightstar
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Based in the town of Lemmon, South Dakota, the 43-year-old has created full-size representations of creatures including a horse, buffalo and even a cowboy atop a triceratops.
Bene M.'s comment,
July 5, 2014 7:57 AM
i remember the first time that steampunk tendencies shared John Lopez ... fantastic!
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An eruption of justified rage that speaks for the real-world youths Official Website ➨ http://coldwaterthemovie.com/ ✓ Subscribe Here & NOW ➨ http://bit.ly/Movietrailers The...
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Brad Lunders is a teenager forcefully abducted from his home in the middle of the night by his own mother's consent to a harsh wilderness reform facility. There is no contact with the outside world, and the retired war colonel in charge prides himself on breaking an inmate's sprit in order to correct delinquent behavior. As we learn of the tragic events that led to Brad's arrival, unforeseen circumstances threaten to tear the reform facility apart, forcing Brad to confront not only his fellow inmates and the personnel in charge, but finally his own sense of what is right and what is wrong.
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What’s the most beautiful spot in Chicago? I can't tell but here is a gallery thats show us Awesome places - Click to watch.
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July 4, 2014 3:12 PM
partagé dans : Des marronniers dans la Zone 51 = http://oxymoron-fractal.blogspot.fr/2014/07/des-marronniers-dans-la-zone-51.html
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Perhaps one of the reasons many think 3D printing is overhyped is that much of the attention has focused on printing things like human organs and guns.
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Interesting - WinSun Decoration Design Engineering printed and assembled 10 one-room houses in just 24 hours, reports Computer World. Each building, which was around 650 square feet, cost only around $4,800 to make. What’s more, WinSun used recycled construction waste and cement. Click to read more and watch video.
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For a massive sporting event such as the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, only the best will do, and this event is covered in 4K.
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In this video Majid Syed explained 4K video and the resolution that makes up 4K. Soon we will be seeing 4K Tv’s and projectors as well as monitors for the common consumer in the retail market. Feel free to watch it!
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When a washed-up magician gets a visit from his sullen preteen grandson, can the two find a way to reconnect? A short animation directed by Anne Yang and Michael Altman at the School of Visual Arts.
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Here Is an Exclusive Teaser Trailer for the New Series "Chop Shop" Complex.com Machinima—an online video network well-known among videogamers and fanboys—announced today that they'll be launching a new drama series entitled Chop Shop on their Prime...
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Chop Shop tells the story of Porter (John Bregar), a car thief who has just been released following a five year prison sentence. Click to watch.
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You can save some money and create awesome photos with the help of these clever DIY photography hacks. Via Tiaan Jonker
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In this post you’ll find tutorials and guides for 35 different DIY projects and hacks that can not only save you some money, but also get the great results that you’re after. And one thing more, some of this creativity will make you laugh ;-)
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http://www.joblo.com - "The Damned" Official Trailer (2014) Horror, Thriller Movie HD THE DAMNED tells the story of American David Reynolds (Peter Facinelli), widowed from his Colombian-born...
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THE DAMNED tells the story of American David Reynolds (Peter Facinelli), widowed from his Colombian-born wife, who flies to Bogota with his new fiancée (Sophia Myles) to retrieve his rebellious teenage daughter Jill (Nathalia Ramos). En route to the city of Medellin, a car accident leaves them stranded in a run-down isolated inn. When they discover the old innkeeper has locked a young girl in the basement, they are determined to set her free. In saving the young girl, they ultimately unleash an ancient evil that's been waiting to wreak havoc on all that cross its path.
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George Aldrich has a truly one-of-a-kind job, one he's held for nearly 40 years. He's a professional nose for NASA, sniffing everything that goes into space.
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Legend has it (okay, well, actually it was the Los Angeles Times) that Joe Eszterhas once sold a script written on the back of a cocktail napkin for 4.7 million dollars.
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And it makes sense when one learns that once upon a time good ol’ Joe was the highest paid screenwriter in Hollywood. Click to read more.
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July is bursting with science fiction and fantasy greatness. Including new books from Hannu Rajaniemi, Joe Abercrombie, Nick Harkaway and Charles Stross.
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Here are the 29 science fiction and fantasy books that absolutely everybody's going to be talking about this month.
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Today, storytellers find imaginative ways to share their ideas with interactive and visual elements. On modern mediums like Twitter, Vine, YouTube and other mobile applications, storytellers are crafting tales in ways that would have been unfathomable a decade ago.
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight,
July 2, 2014 2:01 AM
Eli Epstein: "Is paperback passé? Today storytellers are deconstructing books and getting innovative -- both online and offline." 
tiardavis's curator insight,
July 4, 2014 12:04 PM
They definitely are unique and non-traditional. Some I liked, some not so much. All intriguing.
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Local Motors Set To 3D Print A Car By September PSFK Last year, Ford 3D printing specialist Harold Sears toldthe Wall Street Journal that Ford had been researching 3D technologies since the 80's and were using 3D printing equipment and sand casting...
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"By the end of this (American) summer it will be less than 20 hours of printing, and we believe we can get it down to less than an hour of assembly by two people. " Click to see more.
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Talented iClone director Vlado has just won the 2014 iClone Competition for best German film with his "Nostromo" sci-fi movie. Don't miss out on this excelle...
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For those who haven't seen it yet -
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TechCrunch Researchers Now Able To 3D Print Working Blood Vessels TechCrunch Now researchers at the University of Sydney, Harvard, Stanford and MIT, have solved some of these problems by creating a skeleton of vessels and then growing human cells...
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Interesting -
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These vehicle designs look like they were made for a Batman movie, or maybe a space adventure. They're the direct result of the futurist bent in Soviet design. And some of them are just insane. We've got a gallery.
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Click to see them - they are Awesome :-)
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Google smartphones with next-generation 3D sensing technology are about to blast into orbit, where they will become the brains and eyes of ball-shaped hovering robots on the International Space Station.