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Verschleif from Laurin Döpfner on Vimeo.
Stop-motion video made by sanding objects. Nice music too.
(I'd seen animated GIFs of bits of this on Tumblr, but hadn't bumped into the whole thing before.)
Jul. 19th, 2014
Stop-motion video made by sanding objects. Nice music too.
(I'd seen animated GIFs of bits of this on Tumblr, but hadn't bumped into the whole thing before.)
Interesting Links for 19-07-2014
Jul. 19th, 2014 12:00 pm- Ernst&Young, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC come out against pro-democracy protests in Hong-Kong
- A Redesigned Parking Sign So Simple That You’ll Never Get Towed
- Amazon launches Kindle Unlimited. $9.99/month for 600,000 books
- A timeline of love: Part 1
- Man evades police for 21 years - until they find him through his Facebook page
- How Every Awful Video Game Thing Was Born
- Is Kindle Unlimited Bad for Authors?
- The rules of professional conversational (an anthropological observation)
- Beat-box flute playing seems to require dark sorcery
So we just watched Schindler's List
Jul. 19th, 2014 11:51 pmWhich Julie hadn't seen before. We were only going to watch the first twenty minutes, but we couldn't stop and ended up going through all three hours in one go.
(Well, we took a few breaks to refresh drinks, and occasional pauses for me to explain context and history to Julie, who doesn't have Jewish family, and didn't grow up knowing this stuff through osmosis.)
The depiction of Auschwitz was as perfect a depiction of hell on Earth as I could ask for wihout being needlessly graphic.
I teared up on five or six occasions. And I'd forgotten how a good half of it went, which meant I kept getting kicked in the emotions.
And Amon Goeth definitely beats Tom Riddle in the evil stakes. Comes pretty close to Umbridge...
(Well, we took a few breaks to refresh drinks, and occasional pauses for me to explain context and history to Julie, who doesn't have Jewish family, and didn't grow up knowing this stuff through osmosis.)
The depiction of Auschwitz was as perfect a depiction of hell on Earth as I could ask for wihout being needlessly graphic.
I teared up on five or six occasions. And I'd forgotten how a good half of it went, which meant I kept getting kicked in the emotions.
And Amon Goeth definitely beats Tom Riddle in the evil stakes. Comes pretty close to Umbridge...