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I stumbled across this reel, put together by Brain Farm Digital Cinema. It’s a very short piece, but fascinating to see such fleeting moments slowed down to 1000 frames per second in crisp detail. What appeals to me so much about these types of videos, is how they dissect a few seconds of life and show us what we’re missing, what we’re unable to see.

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Subotai
06/09/10

Here's another video from Brain Farm that is longer and probably even more stunning: Brain Farm Cinema's Reel

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Remembering D-Day
Posted 06/08/10
Boston.com has once again put together a very nice photo montage, this time remembering the 66th anniversary of the Allied invasion of France back in 1944. "Thousands of soldiers lost their lives on those beaches on that day - many thousands more would follow as the invasion succeeded and troops began to push German forces eastward, eventually leading to the Allied victory in 1945. Collected here are some photographs of the preparation, execution and immediate aftermath of the 1944 D-Day invasion of Normandy, and a few images from 2010." - Boston.com Images courtesy of Boston.com

The Wizard of Westwood
Posted 06/04/10
Photo: John W. McDonough/SI I am deeply saddened by the passing of the great John Wooden. There has been so much said already by so many others about his values, his kindness, his teachings on and off the court that I don't think I need to go into that here. Everyone knows that his character was of the best kind. I would like to take a moment to thank "Coach" for bringing me and so many other loyal fans so much joy in the decades we saw you. I would like to thank him for being so influential to people on and off the court. I will never forget meeting him as a freshman after waiting for what seemed like hours in the line outside Ackerman to shake his hand and ask him to please coach for us again :-) It is, to this day, one of the highlights of my time at UCLA. I will also never forget how UCLA fans lit up when he made an entrance at any of the games. What a legend! He will truly be missed by basketball fans and non-basketball fans alike. Thanks for all the memories Coach!

Lego Printer
Posted 06/02/10
This video seems to be pretty much everywhere today. Doesn't reduce the impression it had on me though. Super cool. I'd love to have a printer like this. Wouldn't you?

Gary Coleman
Posted 05/28/10
You'll be missed Gary. You filled my childhood with a lot of laughs. For that, thank you.

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