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Lego Art - PBS
Posted 05/17/12
LEGO blocks are one of the most beloved toys in the world, playing a role in many a person's childhood. But for some creators, LEGO has evolved from toy to art form. In this episode, we talk to three LEGO artists who have made beautiful mosaics, amazing stop-motion videos, thoughtful sculptures, and have turned these tiny building blocks into a true artistic medium.

Daredevil (1)
Posted 05/17/12
Looks like we have our hands full. Watch Julia throw caution to the wind with this fun trip down the slide. Looks like we'll have our hands full once she is a bit older. Oh boy!

How a Bicycle Was Made in 1945
Posted 05/14/12
Found this on Devour today and had to share. Pretty cool to see the whole process. "Steel is light". Um, sure.

Roger Waters - The Wall
Posted 05/08/12
Here is my far-off-and-away video from my iPhone from the show. The quality is pretty ho-hum but hey, it is STILL super awesome. Later in the video you can see the magic that the projections on the wall portrayed. What a night! NOTE: If you would like to see a better version of this video, taken in London AND with David Gilmore showing in tow, click here. Below are a few photos that I took throughout the show. Notice the different builds of the wall. As more and more of the wall was built, more images and video could be projected onto the canvas leading up to the dramatic "tear down". Remarkable. Show of a lifetime! Pretty remarkable, right? Anyways, if you have the means and this show is coming to your town, I can't stress enough that you really NEED to go see it. You won't be sorry. I give you my trusted seal of approval™.

Lookout Panorama
Posted 05/08/12
I have been riding quite a bit lately, both on my road bike and my mountain bike. If you do that and you happen to live in the wonderful area that I do, that means that you have lookout mountain in your backyard. It is quite an uphill climb for 10 miles but coming down is worth every tough uphill section. The scenery is rediculous also and makes the entire trip a very rewarding experience. Love it. Looking forward to improving on my times and getting more in shape! Woop!

4 Years of Awesome
Posted 05/03/12
4 years ago Kathy and I got hitched. It has been a wonderful ride so far and I can't wait to see what awaits us in the future. Year 5 should be a doosey with our expanding family. We are truly blessed.

Daddy Daughter Dance
Posted 04/29/12
It's hard to tell who was more excited to go to the Daddy Daughter Dance last night. Both Julia and I got dressed to the 9's and danced the night away. What a great time. I hope there will be countless events like this in the future where I can spend more time with my little girl(s).

Slow Jam
Posted 04/25/12
This video is everywhere this morning. My goodness, it's great. Check out this wonderful Late Night Slow Jam with the President of the United States.

6 Weeks Left
Posted 04/22/12
Wow, we only have 6 weeks left until we are expecting our next baby and both my girls looks like they are PUMPED! Can't wait to meet the new addition to our happy family. Look at how happy Julia is to hug her new sister.

Tricycle
Posted 04/15/12
Kathy sent me this photo from a playdate that she and Julia went on while on our most recent trip to California. Pretty darn adorable. I kept opening the photo over and over on my phone to show people. What a little cutie pie.

Mmmmm... Laguna
Posted 04/15/12
The entire Seybold clan made it out to Laguna for Easter weekend and the weather could not have been any nicer. The photo above was taken from the deck of my Mom's house. Ya, I know. It is truly remarkable.

True Cost of an iPhone
Posted 04/11/12
This is the coolest thing you'll see today: an infographic about how much it costs to manufacture an iPhone. As you scroll down the infographic, which was designed by Glen Newcomer and Madeline Harris, slowly uncovers every bit of what it takes it create an iPhone. It starts off with how much Apple spends on design and how much money the company has actually made on the product. Then, we go through the whole process of how the iPhone is made from the ground up--literally, as the iPhone is made with material called Coltan, which is used in electronics for its heat-resistance abilities. The end of the info graphic ends on the message that you can do things to ensure you're not being wasteful with your fancy device. Once you're ready to upgrade to the next one, it suggests that you sell your own iPhone to a friend, find an e-waste recycler near you, or skip the next generation. - MacLife

Cain's Arcade
Posted 04/10/12
Here is your inspiring story of the day. Meet Cain, a young boy who loves video game arcades so much that he decided to start creating a DIY one from scratch in his dad's auto parts store. The arcade is open on Saturdays and Sundays (by appointment) every weekend. If I walked past this place, I'm pretty sure I'd be there all afternoon. So great!

Titanic at 100 Years
Posted 04/06/12
The sinking of the RMS Titanic caused the deaths of 1,517 of its 2,229 passengers and crew (official numbers vary slightly) in one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history. The 712 survivors were taken aboard the RMS Carpathia. Few disasters have had such resonance and far-reaching effects on the fabric of society as the sinking of the Titanic. It affected attitudes toward social injustice, altered the way the North Atlantic passenger trade was conducted, changed the regulations for numbers of lifeboats carried aboard passenger vessels and created an International Ice Patrol (where commercial ships crossing the North Atlantic still, today, radio in their positions and ice sightings). The 1985 discovery of the Titanic wreck on the ocean floor marked a turning point for public awareness of the ocean and for the development of new areas of science and technology. April 15, 2012 will mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster. It has become one of the most famous ships in history, her memory kept alive by numerous books, films, exhibits and memorials. -- Paula Nelson Images courtesy of Boston.com BigPicture

I'm a Wizard!
Posted 04/05/12
This makes me want to get my wisdom teeth taken out. What a fun ride it could be!

Nike: Cristiano Ronaldo vs Rafa Nadal
Posted 04/03/12
Two of the world's biggest athletes go head-to-head in a battle of explosive speed. On-court, Rafael Nadal's supremacy is almost unrivalled. But against Cristiano Ronaldo and the new Mercurial Vapor VIII, he faces a challenge like never before.

Museum Julia
Posted 04/03/12
We just got back from our amazing tour around the northeast. We had such a great time visiting with friends and family. I am going to slowly throw out some media (photo & video) highlights from the trip over the next couple of days. Here is a video of Julia in a museum breaking the law. She was so fascinated by how her voice echoed through the halls that she refused to stop chirping throughout.

Football Cops
Posted 03/21/12
In light of Peyton Manning joining the Broncos, I thought I would share this treat. It is a commercial featuring Peyton and his brother Eli. Pretty weird but still pretty awesome. Enjoy.

A Woman in a Wheelchair Goes Bungee Jumping
Posted 03/20/12
Wow. That's so awesome. What an inspiration. Let it be a lesson that you can do anything. Anything.

The Manual (1)
Posted 03/19/12
I've been trying to get my greasy fingers on this set of three books for weeks now. I'm having a crazy amount of trouble getting the payment to go through on Paypal though. Starting to really get annoying. Just send me my books! Here's a description of what The Manual is all about... Three beautiful, illustrated hardbound books a year, each holding six articles and six personal lessons that use the maturing of the discipline of web design as a starting point for deeper explorations of our work and who we are as designers.

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