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A beautiful publicity for the Nike mark realized by the studio Market Farmhouse within the framework of the countryside “Human Chain” centered on the talents and the synergy of the various sportsmen. Produced by the Wieden agency + Kennedy, on a tape his of the group The Hours – Ali In The Jungle.

David Carson is a graphic designer. He is best known for his innovative magazine design, and use of experimental typography. He was the art director for the magazine Ray Gun. Carson was perhaps the most influential graphic designer of the nineties. In particular, his widely-imitated aesthetic defined the so-called “grunge” era.

Octopus is a very disturbing yet awesome stop motion video directed by JoliPunk. The video is about a woman with a real life octopus climbing out of her mouth. Odd, but very interesting indeed, the animation was done by Steve Morel.

Vampire Weekend’s latest song called Giving up the gun’s music video is pretty cool. Unfortunately it does feature Joe Jonas… But check it out.

For the most part, Web 2.0–Internet technologies that encourage interactivity, customization, and participation–is hailed as an emerging Golden Age of information sharing and collaborative achievement, the strength of democratized wisdom. Jaron Lanier isn’t buying it. In You Are Not a Gadget , the longtime tech genius argues the opposite: that unfettered and anonymous ability to comment results in cynical mob behavior, the shouting down of reasoned argument, and the devaluation of individual accomplishment.

Lanier traces the roots of today’s Web 2.0 philosophies and architectures, persuasively documents their shortcomings, and provides alternate paths to “locked-in” paradigms. Though its strongly-stated opinions run against the bias of popular assumptions, You Are Not a Gadget is a manifesto, not a screed; Lanier seeks a useful, respectful dialogue about how we can shape technology to fit culture’s needs, rather than the way technology currently shapes us. – Amazon.

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The Guiness Book of Records were recently rewritten when 1,200 students, staff and faculty at the University of Alberta unofficially smashed the Guinness World Record for most players in a single dodgeball game at the Universiade Pavilion better known as “The Butterdome” in Edmonton. The previous record was 450.

The Simpsons – An Uncensored, Unauthorized History is the story of the longest-running prime time series on television, ever! Freelance writer John Ortved tells the tale of our favorite dysfunctional family known around the the world as Homer, Maggy, Marge, Bart and Lisa Simpson. It goes from the show tiny start on the Tracy Ullman show back 87 to the 21st season in 2009. The book has some amazing content including in depth interviews with all the right people, from the creators Matt Groening, James Brooks and then of course celebrity characters who’ve made the show what it is over the years.

This is an excellent book, one that each and every Simpsons fan should have. Get yours now from Amazon for only $18. Click here!

Alexis Ohanian Co-founded a news website called Reddit where readers, not editors, determine what goes on the front page.

Normal winter gloves make it almost impossible to stay warm and do anything technologically advanced at the same time like fiddle with your iPod or use your mobile phone. The North Face is one of the world’s first practical gear makers with it’s E-Tip gloves has a gripper, silicone panel on the palm and index finger that functions with touchscreen cell phones, laptops, and MP3 player click-wheels. Never remove your glove to switch tracks, or answer calls, again.

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The Big Lebowski has been hailed as the first cult film of the internet age. In this book, The Year’s Work in Lebowski Studies 21 fans and scholars address the film’s influences for example westerns, noir, grail legends, the 1960s, and Fluxus it also has a look into it’s historical connections to the first Iraq war, boomers, slackerdom, surrealism, college culture, and of course bowling. The Year’s Work in Lebowski Studies contains neither arid analyses nor lectures for the late-night crowd, but new ways of thinking and writing about film culture.

The book is a must for any fan of the film or maybe just someone who is a culturist. Get it on Amazon now for only $17.