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Now THIS is how you make a drool worthy camera! Too bad it’s m4/3. If it were APS-C, Olympus would have another return customer!

More pics HERE

thedailywhat:

Cute Uke Cover of the Day: Japanese amigurumi twosome U900 (previously) perform a ukulele rendition of Michael Jackson’s “Ben.” (Fun Fact: “Ben” was MJ’s first single to reach the number 1 spot on Billboard’s Hot 100.)

[boingboing.]

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thedailywhat:

Music Video of the Day: For their latest music video-slash-Chevy Super Bowl ad, OK Go drove down a two-mile stretch of desert lined with 1,000 instruments in a Chevy Sonic fitted with retractable pneumatic arms to perform a very complicated version of “Needing/Getting” that took four months to prep and four days to shoot.

[okgo.]

How the Best Super Bowl Commercial Was Almost Cancelled by Apple 

“You know Apple’s 1984 commercial. You’ve seen Apple’s 1984 commercial. Heck, it’s widely accepted that the 1984 commercial is one of the best ads of all time. But did you know it was almost cancelled by Apple before it ever aired?”

thedailywhat:

Early Bird Special: It’s Friday! So here are five young accordion players from the Kum Song School in Pyongyang, North Korea, performing A-ha’s “Take on Me.”

[thanks ben!]

nevver:

Cauliflower Challenger and Cauliflower Hindenburg

Did You Know That Seals Sound Like Alien Spaceships (from 80’s Sci-Fi Movies)?

thedailywhat:

Tags To Riches of the Day: Graffiti artist David Choe is no slouch when it comes to getting his hands dirty for big names: His artwork covers Jay-Z and Linkin Park’s Collision Course; he’s provided set decorations for Juno; and a portrait of Obama he painted is hanging in the White House.

But it’s his contribution to Facebook that might be Choe’s magnum opus.

The L.A. native was compensated for mural work he did at Facebook’s Palo Alto HQ in 2005 with company shares in lieu of a few thousand dollars. In light of yesterday’s IPO filing, Choe’s shares may now be worth upwards of $200 million.

Best part? He once called Facebook’s concept “ridiculous and pointless.”

Watch the artist at work below:

[dailymail / animalny / photo: clout.]

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