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Thursday, November 19, 2015
Arcimoto SRK 8
There seems to be a shortage of good entry level electric cars, perhaps until now. The Arcimoto is just over a thousand pounds, gets to 60 MPH in 7.5 seconds, go 80 miles on a charge and, sell from under $12K. If this vehicle can be delivered with this spec and price, it will make a significant advancement for local transportation:
Arcimoto SRK 8
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Labels: Arcimoto, Automobiles
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Burning Man Through the Years
First posted 096-29-2015:
Burning Man Through the Years - 1986 to 2015
Burning Man 1995
1996 was a major turning point for Burning Man. Some say it's when Burning Man grew up, others, when it jumped the shark. I think it jumps the shark (and many other challenges) every year. The best summary I've heard is, "Burning Man's the thing same every year - completely different.
Anyway, 1996 was before my time on the playa, but here's the best film I've found on the topic:
Burning Man 1996 "No Clemency For The Wood""
Also before my time on the playa:
1997 to 2000
And other content that spans several years:
2001 to 2010
Burning Man Timelapse Pre-2014
Early Wave, pic #8
Burning Temples Through the Years
The Fertile Desert - 2011 Time Lapse
Lake of Dreams - a VERY Cool 2013 Time Lapse
NSFW
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Labels: Burning Man, Burning Man Through the Years
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Sand Fantasy
First posted on 02-14-2008:
Click the play button to start the performance...
A friend forwarded this a couple of weeks ago, but I of course waited until today to pass it on.
At first you'll see the sand painting as the most obvious form of expression. But quickly you discover the phased transitions define a whole new type of choreography. The painting has a very limited life, which brought me to realize the art is more of a performance than than the images it creates.
With the unfolding story, it's more like, "dancing fingers in the sand". Or to get distracted with an Elton John alliteration, "tiny dancer in your hand". Like watching God's in the act of creation.
This artist is certainly the spirit that makes sand dance.
So simple. So effective.
Or do I see too much in the movement of sand?
Great music too.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Bigger You-Tube version...
Kseniya Simonova - Sand Animation
Kseniya Simonova at Ukraine's Got Talent
09-03-15 A new form of Sand Art:
Sand Art 4k
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Sunday, August 09, 2015
Minimal Transportation
08-09-15 A laptop version:
WalkCar
03-23-15 - And another:
OneWheel
10-27-10 - The Yike Bike has been trumped! Not as powerful or fast, but quite impressive in it's minimalism.
Video Link
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Labels: Automobiles, Energy, OneWheel, WalkCar, YikeBike