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Drawings: Calamity coach

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Aaron Costain has created a series of 13 drawings with reasons not to travel. The series called “Calamity coach” is a “…sequence of imaginary events designed to discourage even the bravest of souls from vehicular travel…

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MTV Online Music Library opened

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This is what we were waiting for. MTV Music has opened its huge music video collection and created a Hulu-like portal with currently about 22,000 music videos.

Now just add playlists and we will all be happy.

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Microsoft announces web based Office Applications

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Finally the move from Microsoft we have been waiting for quite some time. MS is going to bring (parts of ) its Office Suite into the Browser.

As announced today MS Office Web Apps will run not only within IE but also with Firefox and Safari. The web apps will be “lightweight versions” of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote, but Microsoft said at the MS PDC the functionality included should be comparable to Google’s online office suite…

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Animation: Swan Lake

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We have reported about Glenn Mashall’s outstanding work with the processing engine “a while ago”. He has created another master piece and made it available online this week. It’s based on the Waltz from Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake suite, rendered through with his music visualizer and created entirely as a generative/audio reactive animation, without keyframing, manual input or editing.

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Time: Wassup 2008

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One of the best replies / follow-ups on the famous Budweiser advertising campaign a few years ago. The guys from the original spot get together eight years later and its wassup on the financial crisis, the lack of a health system, the housing market and being still in Iraq. So what’s up B?

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INet: Google adds email sobriety test

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Google has acted to protect its users against a seemingly widespread problem with email: Once you’ve pressed the send button it’s out in the wild. And some times you might have written something you shouldn’t have send to that person.

Seemingly for many this phenomenon occurs more frequently at certain times of the week / day – let’s say late Friday night.

From now on you can setup your Gmail account that at…

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