Kickass Choreography of the Day: Supergroup La Preuve par 4 serve up some showstopping dubstep dance moves at a 2010 Juste Debout pre-selection in Paris.
[reddit.]
Archive for February, 2011
Dad Can Dance of the Day
Feb. 27, 2011
Dad Can Dance of the Day: A Turkish baba dances circles near his kids.
Alt: Nobody puts Baba in a corner.
[thanks anon!]
Month-Summarizing Mashup of the Day
Feb. 27, 2011
Month-Summarizing Mashup of the Day: The month of February on the Internet, summed up in 25 seconds.
(Needs more Charlie Sheen Meltdown.)
[b3ta.]
Anthropomorphized Animal of the Day
Feb. 27, 2011
Adorable Animal Being Adorable
Feb. 26, 2011
Adorable Animal Being Adorable of the Day: Lincoln Park Zoo’s newborn Hoffman’s Two-toed Sloth spends a lazy afternoon with its mom, yawning, sticking out its tongue, being generally adorable.
[zooborns.]
Everyone Needs A Hobby of the Day
Feb. 26, 2011
Everyone Needs A Hobby of the Day: Meet Edmonton’s own Matt “Fat Matt” Alaeddine — the world’s fattest contortionist. “I have traveled to many countries, and done many things. Obesity — it’s working for me.”
[dlisted.]
Street Art of the Day
Feb. 26, 2011
Street Art of the Day: When a Minneapolis Institute of Arts billboard advertising a Titian exhibit was vandalized to cover up the nude Venus from the artist’s iconic Venus Anadyomene, the museum sought to leave it up, telling Clear Channel Outdoor “we think it’s funny, just leave it, don’t bother replacing it.”
But the company, which owns the billboard, said it would have to remove it in accordance with its policy of taking down ads with graffiti “so as not to encourage vandalism.”
When asked if the graffiti was a museum-orchestrated publicity stunt to drum up business, MIA spokeswoman Anne-Marie Wagener denied the claim, adding: “we’re not that creative.”
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Science Experiment of the Day
Feb. 26, 2011
Science Experiment of the Day: Ducks Feed People, a digital performance experiment from Georgia Tech’s Digital World & Image Group, involves setting up an oversized duck head which dispenses treats to duck-feeding children.
The children will feed the ducks, and the duck head will feed the children, causing the same excitement on the human side. Ducks and people perform together to feed each other.
The circle of life.
[geekosystem.]
