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Sarah Silverman helps save the planet

Matt Damon too


fuck, I think I want to marry her.

9 years in the life of a drummer. starting at age 2.

Max Blumenthal vs. College Republicans

99 problems

Crazy for Cult

Spinal Tap plus Every Bass Player in the Known Universe

Water Cube

A solid block of water appears to have rained down on Beijing's Olympic Green. While most architecture buffs have been focused on Herzog & de Meuron's National Stadium -- dubbed the Bird's Nest for its curved shape and overlapping structural supports -- its neighbor, the National Aquatics Center, just might steal the show come opening day. Designed by Australia's PTW Architects, engineering firm Arup, and China State Construction Design International, the so-called Water Cube has a structural system unlike any other building. No wonder -- it's based on an age-old physics problem related to bubbles.

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just watch it embedded, don't follow the link cuz the title spoils it...

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Balls

OK, there's whaling from giant ships with explosive harpoons, and then there's this:




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What I learned today about iTunes...

when I listen to iTunes I tend to just shuffle my whole library rather than play specific albums or playlists. but then, every once in a while I hear a song and realize I'm in the mood to hear the rest of that particular album. usually at that point I resort to typing in the name and finding it in the library and all, but I found out a spiffy trick today.

when a song is playing, besides highlighting the track in the list, iTunes also puts a little gray arrow next to it. if you click that arrow, it takes you to iTunes to buy that track or more like it. but if you alt/option-click on that arrow, then iTunes will select the rest of that album to play.

Marco Polo feat. Masta Ace - Nostalgia

Kanye vs. Daft Punk vs. Akira

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