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Tag Archives: life
Dramatic Thai life insurance commercial
What. The. Heck. Thai commercials can sure get heavy! [via]
Using bikes to illustrate the Holstee Manifesto
Nothing makes me feel better than riding a bike. Except riding bikes with friends! [via] If you’ve never seen the Holstee Manifesto poster, here it is.
ROSA: a cyborg who gives life to the world
I really enjoyed watching this 10-minute film called ROSA by Jesús Orellana about a post-apocalyptic world where all natural life has died. A cyborg is awoken to find herself in the middle of this world and she ends up battling … Continue reading
Using papercraft to show how a dead whale feeds the ocean
Directed by Sharon Shattuck and Flora Lichtman for Sweet Fern Productions, this video uses paper puppets to show how a dead whale ends up balancing out the ocean’s ecosystem with plenty of food for all marine life.
Facebook introduces the Timeline
I’m not saying Facebook is going to be here forever, but with a feature like Timeline just announced today, it looks like there’s going to be one pretty neat and big reason to stick with the social network service over … Continue reading