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Friday, August 19, 2011
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Well I been meaning to post this for about 2 weeks now ? Warped tour was fun like it has been for the past years I been ( 5 years Strong). ONE problem tho, not really a big problem but the sheets for the times on stages was JACKED UP . If you every been to Warped tour then you know that it's about 20 stages and 300 bands doing sets doing the day so a messed up sheet can pardon my words fuck you up. I say all that to say SORYY I didn't get a lot of the GCH set. In fact I miss so much of the set that I was not even able to get in the press pit :(. But hey enjoy.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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Artist Ron English will make it a difficult task to concentrate on your work as you stare at his new MTN can which features his work front and center on a limited edition airbrush canister. English, who is known for creating vivid anti-ad images of provocative subjects, showcases a pistol-toting cowgirl for the limited edition series paired together inside a wooden box.
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Vision Research’s new “Phantom v1610″ isn’t particularly attractive, nor is it as trendy an accessory as some other, better-designed cameras can be marketed as. It has only one draw, and what a draw that is: this camera can shoot up to one million frames per second. That’s right, per second. Calling this fast is an understatement. Although resolution won’t be particularly sharp and the memory fills up in a little under 5 seconds (keep in mind, that’s nearly 5 million pictures), the Phantom is bound to become the next major tool in slow-motion videography. Just imagine the kind of projects that an artist could complete with technology this powerful at their disposal. Although no release date or price have been announced yet, somehow we doubt that it’s going to be affordable.
Source: Wired
