(YouTube Link)
This video shows four different levels of Super Mario Bros. in which the sound effects were synchronized to play four different musical parts in the Queen song “Don’t Stop Me Now.” If that explanation doesn’t make sense, it will about a minute into the video. Its origin is a little unclear, as the information is in Japanese.
Via: Geekologie, Via: Neatorama
Monday, November 30, 2009
Super Mario Bros. Synchronized to Play Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now"
Cat Clips #50--Catzaphrenic
As "Honey" discusses her mental condition with the male cat, Tipi and Tuck eavesdrop on their conversation. LINK: Youtube
Otter Snow Fun
(YouTube link)
Otters enjoy sledding and skiing, and they don’t even need expensive equipment to do it! Via: Unique Daily, Via: Neatorama
17 particularly peculiar Beach Boys songs
Keith Phipps assembled a list of "17 particularly peculiar Beach Boys songs." They may be peculiar, but they're also a lot of fun to listen to.
(Via: Michel Leddy, who asks "how could he have left out “I’m Bugged at My Old Man”?)Via: Boingboing, Via: Youtube
Drew Friedman draws Frank Sinatra
The fine art prints, in an edition of just 35, are $165 each. From Drew's site:
This portrait of Frank Sinatra by Drew Friedman captures the Chairman of the Board during the 1950s, when his persona defined sophisticated swinging. Frank knew how to hold a note, his liquor, and a dame. In button-down mainstream America, Sinatra oozed free 'n easy; on the opposite side of the cultural divide, Ol' Blue Eyes didn't have to behave like a beatnik to convey cool....
Sinatra performed with the élan of an artist who had no serious competitors. The nonchalant gestures never undercut the passion in The Voice, and his smooth delivery always hinted at power in reserve. Ten years after Frank's passing, his recordings continue to enchant old fans and seduce new ones. A personality larger than life, a legacy bigger than death. "Whatever else has been said about me personally is unimportant," he claimed. "When I sing, I believe. I'm honest."
Frank Sinatra by Drew Friedman, Via: Boingboing
Sinusoidal Door
This door by the architectural firm Matharaoo Associates is designed to resemble a sine wave. Now in the home of a diamond merchant in Surat, India, the door measures 5.2m high and 1.7m wide and is made from 40 blocks of teak. Thanks to 160 pulleys and 80 ball bearings, it pushes open easily, despite its weight. More pictures at the link.
Link, Via: Fast Company, Via: Neatorama | Photo: Dinesh Mehta
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Patches - Jerry Reed
This song reminds so much of my upbringing and when my Dad passed away. I sat next to him all night long during his last final hours before he left in the ambulance and never returned.
Love and Miss You Dad. Your loving daughter.
LINK: Youtube
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Basement Jaxx / Feeling's gone - live visuals
2009
animation assistant: Elena Pomares
created for the live show (7m LED screen). LINK: Vimeo
Basement Jaxx ft Lightspeed Champion - My Turn
Created (upgraded) from the previously made visuals featuring Lightspeed Champion. LINK: Vimeo
Lin-Manuel Miranda Performs at the White House Poetry Jam
Writer and star of the Broadway musical In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda performs "The Hamilton Mixtape" at the White House Evening of Poetry, Music, and the Spoken Word on May 12, 2009. Accompanied by Alex Lacamoire. LINK: Youtube
Houses On Wheels
“Mobility is something which is most talked about in today’s gadgetry world. Dwellings are no longer behind in the battle of mobility and offer a truly progressive living. Home on wheels hit the list when we talk about the mobility and portability. Here are some of the best moving houses.” LINK
Synchronized Robot Christmas Dance
I like the Santa Claus is coming to town one. Just think, Christmas is right around the corner. LINK
Beatles 3000
“1,000 years in the future, the legacy of John, Paul, Greg, and Scottie remains.” LINK: Youtube
The Sexy Pilgrim
Aw girl, it's the world's first Thanksgiving R&B jam. You're welcome. LINK: Youtube
Unusual Playgrounds From Around the World
"Nishi-Rokugo – Tokyo, Japan"
Playgrounds have come a long way since the early days of hot, steel slides and open-backed infant swings. Safety is a big issue on today’s playgrounds, but so is imagination and ingenuity. LINK
Wooden Carved Cars
“Gary recently showed his carved cars at the Dayton, Ohio, Concours d’Elegance at Carillon Park, and the feedback that he received from the attending public, fellow exhibiting artists and the Concours staff was ‘through the roof.’ Examine his work closely, and you’ll see why.” LINK: Unique Daily
Top 15 Best Prison Movies
“Joint. Clink. Hoosgow. Pen. Big House. Whatever you call it, filmmakers have long had a fascination with prison. Lock a guy up for all or part of a flick and you’ve got all kinds of inherent drama just waiting to bust out. The fear of confinement exists in all of us. Preying on that fear has produced a host of memorable films over the years. Be it intense drama, thrilling action, dark science fiction or ribald comedy, a trip to the pokey rarely disappoints. Here are the fifteen very best prison movies.” w/ photos + videos. LINK
London skyline recreated using fruit and veg
This edible version of the London skyline was specially commissioned by the Good Food channel. LINK: Youtube
Russian Underground Submarine Base
It was a big underground submarine base and docks once in USSR. After the Soviet Union collapsed and Russian army left Ukraine it was partly abandoned and some of its parts was converted into a museum later.
More photos and information at this LINK.
How To Make Candy Corn
“This is a relatively easy way to make a candy corn not found in stores: it’s fresh, slightly soft, and tastes the same as candy corn. This recipe yields a slightly softer corn than what’s found in stores. It also has that fresh taste that’s so rare in candy.” LINK
Solar Panel Croc Skin
The croc's bony skin acts as both a protective shield and as a solar heating system.
Raw Anatomy: Inside the Croc : SUN DEC 6 10P et/pt : http://channel.nationalgeographic.com... Via: Youtube
Humanly Impossible: Body Suspension
Bella experiences the biochemical transformation of pain into pleasure as she hangs suspended by her skin.
Humanly Impossible : SUN DEC 6 8P et/pt : http://channel.nationalgeographic.com... Via: Youtube
Friday, November 27, 2009
The Rings Of The Earth
The Ten Best Post-Apocalyptic Survival Vehicles
Here are the best post-apocalyptic survival vehicles.
Take a look at these zombie-fighting machines-o-war. LINK: Presurfer
The Psychology Of Mass Shootings
The Fort Hood shootings were shocking, but hardly an anomaly. Mass killings have had a long and painful history in the United States. The motivations for these occurrences vary and Newsweek asked experts about the various motivations that can lead to these tragedies.
From conspiracy and copycat killers to those motivated by the heat of passion, this slideshow explores the many different reasons mass killers strike. LINK: Presurfer
StarGazer
Take a spectacular trip into space watching real time-lapse images of the night sky. The video sequences are created using a recently-developed compositing technique, which adds individual still frames together, making residual light from previous frames continue on into subsequent frames, resulting in trails left by bright objects in the sky.
Many aircraft navigation lights and even a few meteors are captured in the 8000+ frames used to make this movie. LINK: Presurfer, Via: Youtube
A Glowing Mid-Autumn's Night Dream
Winter's not here, yet autumn's magic is already leaving. But thanks to a group of sneaky artists we can see the fall season frozen in time in the form of 200 carefully arranged leaves, some wire, and plenty of LEDs.
This art installation is called "An Almost Ephimeral Autumn" and was created by a group called Luzinterrupus. It took them about three hours to set it up in a Madrid park. [Design Boom, Via: Gizmodo]
Laser cut Poe in stainless steel
Cheap laser-cutting has come to the world's crafters, and Etsy is awash in lovely, precision-cut tchotchkes of all description. Case in point: Edgar Allan Poe in black stainless steel, $26 from FableAndFury.
Edgar A. Poe Memento cameo necklace in black stainless steel (Via: Wonderland, Via: Boingboing)
The Mood Chair Knows Exactly How Your Buttocks Feels
The Mood Chair is designed by a company called Aether & Hemera and while it doesn't look too comfortable, it's pretty fun because it changes color based on its environment and users. The only trouble is that there doesn't appear to be a chart explaining which color corresponds to which mood.
[Aether & Hemera, Via: Generate, Via: Technabob, Via: Gizmodo, Via: Youtube]
Oyule Light Bulbs: The Cheekiest Light Bulb Around
Oyule Light Bulbs are filled with paraffin and use a wick instead of a filament, so basically they become what the light bulb replaced: A paraffin lamp.
To ensure they stay upright, there's a magnet placed in the base of the bulb that corresponds to one in the acrylic base. But if you're stylish and safe enough to have an open flame on your desk, you'd better be rich, too—there are only 66 sets available, selling for $650 each. [Craziest Gadgets, Via: Gizmag, Via: Gizmodo]
Mr. Bounce
The game is almost like “Pong for one”, with tasks to accomplish instead of an adversary.
Link, Via: Look At This, Via: Neatorama
Bumper Car Cars
The Voice of Florence Nightingale
(YouTube link)
Pioneering professional nurse Florence Nightingale {wiki} was already 70 years old when she recorded this snippet for Thomas Edison and posterity in 1890. This recording has been redubbed to different formats and speed-corrected at least once, so the legibility after 119 years is due to Nightingale’s slow and overdramatic delivery. LINK
Introducing the 'fluid piano'
Mark Brown talks to Geoff Smith, whose reinvention of the piano allows players to alter the tuning of notes either before or during a performance. LINK: Youtube
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Scrap Metal Recycling: Crazy Can Sculptures
There’s often a large amount of difference between community service and innovative design. Canstruction is an annual event that’s aimed at changing that. The design event is held in cities all around North America, Australia and across the world. Over an 8-12 week period, teams of engineers, architects and students band together to create fascinating and amazing sculptures out of thousands of cans of food.
Following a public exhibit of the sculptures, all of the food is donated to local food pantries and shelters. Created in 1992 by the Society of Design Administration, Canstruction has collected over ten million pounds of food. More than 130 local competitions are expected to be held in the 2009/2010 season. LINK
Diamond optical illusion
Antonio at Fogonazos writes about this interesting optical illusion. The four rows of diamonds appear to be colored with different shades of gray, but all the diamonds are identical. In fact, the diamonds aren't solid gray, they are tinted with a gradient (lighter on the top, darker on the bottom).
Diamond optical illusion, Via: Boingboing, Via: Youtube
Matrix Bullet-Dodging Scene Recreated with LEGO Stop-Motion Animation
(YouTube Link)
Trevor Boyd and Steve Ilett remade the slow-moving bullet-dodging scene from The Matrix. Their official website goes into detail about how they executed the project:
Official Website, Via: io9, Via: Neatorama
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
A Must See Slide Show of Salvador Dali
© 2006 - Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation - All rights reserved - Legal notice - Privacy - Copyright. Be sure to go to this LINK and watch this. It is awe inspiring.
Salvador Dali
Gala and Eluard divorced in 1932 and she married Dali on August 30, 1934 in a civil ceremony at the municipal council headquarters in Paris’ XIV arrondissement. A church service waited another 26 years — until after Eluard died, thus voiding any reluctance to offend the Catholic Church.
Paul Eluard, who had first “introduced” Dali to Gala by showing him photos of her posing in the nude, was invited to attend the 1934 ceremony but declined. Biographer Ian Gibson surmised that, sharing the surrealist penchant for “free love”, Eluard would have found the rites trite and bourgeois.
In attendance as official witnesses, though, were the painters Yves Tanguy and André Gaston, the latter a resident of the building, at 7 Rue Gauguet, where Dali had his studio. LINK
Homemade Thrill Ride
Watches More Expensive Than A Ferrari
"The Patek Caliber 89 - $5,120,000"
Most of these watches are more complicated than college calculus and have more history than you could learn in a lifetime. You might even need an engineering degree and an instructional tome to figure out how they work. Regardless, all these watches (for one reason or another) are ridiculously cool and absurdly expensive. Sell the Ferrari, liquidate the stocks, and pick up one of these bad-ass timekeeping devices.
So what makes this watch worth $5.12mil? For starters, it is the most complicated watch on the planet with 33 complications. Essentially, it requires a degree in mechanical engineering to understand, but suffice it to say it has everything but the kitchen sink. It also took more time to design than you spent in college (including those extra years “studying” chemistry). LINK, Via: Neatorama
Watch Every Performance From The 2009 American Music Awards
The gangs all here....
Eminem - Crack A Bottle/Forever (feat. 50 Cent). LINK
Came across this link to where you can watch every performance from the 2009 American Music Awards. Hope you enjoy.
Man trapped in 23-year 'coma' reveals horror
A car crash victim has spoken of the horror he endured for 23 years after he was misdiagnosed as being in a coma when he was conscious the whole time.
Rom Houben, trapped in his paralysed body after a car crash, described his real-life nightmare as he screamed to doctors that he could hear them - but could make no sound.
'I screamed, but there was nothing to hear,' said Mr Houben, now 46, who doctors thought was in a persistent vegatative state.
'I dreamed myself away': Rom Houben, now 46, has told of the nightmare of being trapped in a paralysed body, unable to tell doctors that he was awake, for 23 years
But three years ago, new hi-tech scans showed his brain was still functioning almost completely normally.
Mr Houben described the moment as 'my second birth'. Therapy has since allowed him to tap out messages on a computer screen. LINK
Balloon bass and box
Performed by Addi Somekh and Andy Sanesi.
You can discover how to create your own balloon bass here. It looks really easy. LINK, Via: Youtube
Al Farrow's Guns & Ammo Reliquaries
Trigger Finger of Santa Guerra
When I die and become Saint Neatorama, I’d like sculptor Al Farrow to make me a reliquary to treasure one of my body parts. Presumably my blogging pinkie. Al has made some 40 unusual reliquaries, mausoleums and monuments out of guns and ammo parts, dedicated to preserving the body parts of fictional saints.
Link – as suggested by Minnesotastan in this Neatorama post by John Farrier
CEATEC: The HRP-4C robot sings a song with Yamaha's Vocaloid
The HRP-4C prototype humanoid robot demonstrated singing skills at Ceatec in Japan. LINK: Youtube
Tiësto & Sneaky Sound System - I Will Be Here
Tiësto & Sneaky Sound System - "I Will Be Here" from the forthcoming album "Kaleidoscope." Album release on 10/06/09 on Ultra Records. Video directed by Masashi Muto. LINK: Youtube
Animated stereoviews of old Japan
Rinpa Eshidan paints a half-pipe
Velvet kaiju paintings
The fierce beauty of classic Japanese movie monsters is dramatically captured in these black velvet paintings by artist Bruce White. LINK
Raw Video: Bongs Disguised As Xmas Ornaments
U.S.Customs officials say they got a surprise when they found 316,000 glass bongs disguised as Christmas decorations at the Los Angeles harbor. The drug pipes were shipped from China and are estimated to be worth is more than $2.6 million. (Nov. 19) LINK: Youtube
Sheryl Crow - "What I can do for you" Live
House of Blues, Los Angeles, October 27th 1994
Sheryl Crow , Roy Scott Bryan, Todd Wolfe, Wally Ingram and Tad Wadhams. LINK: Youtube
16-yr old launches Vye music-sharing site. Another Napster?
With the help of close friends and family, 16-year-old Charles Allatt, has launched Vye Music, an online meta search app for music files around the Net.
The site pulls search results from other music sites — including Skreemr, MP3Codes, and 4Shared Music, sites which in turn index hundreds of thousands of sites, blogs and artist pages.
Vye collates all of this content for the user and applies a simple, AJAX-based interface to let you build playlists, stream songs, and download them.
Go to LINK to read more.
Awesome Pimped Car Interiors
"Check out these 10 car interiors that have been pimped to the max!"
Alpine’s 2003 Honda Civic Si
All in all, Alpine spent over a quarter of a million dollars on this Civic. This is a car so littered with electronics it could only be described as unprecedented. The sticker price a cool $250,000. LINK
Absolutely Amazing Music Made from a Tree!
Diego Stocco used a tree as a musical instrument. Yet again, he’s effectively selected objects and vegetation from our surrounding to create music. Simply, amazing work!
Also, check out past posts: “The Making of “The Conduit Shaping†Soundtrack,” “Typosonic Machine,” and “Music from Sand.” LINK, Via: Vimeo
Videos Of Man (and Creature) Fused With Machines
Wired has put together a list of the top ten cyborg videos. But not everything is about fusing man with machine.
As you can see in the sample videos above, sometimes we choose to make bionic monkeys and insects. Truly, it's the weirdest of the weird sciences. Check out Wired for the complete list. [Wired], Via: Gizmodo, Via: Youtube--Video 1, Video 2, Video 3
Stunning Dual-Monitor Wallpapers
The Dual-Screen (Multi-Monitor) is known as the use of multiple output devices to display programs that are running on single computer. The output devices can be a computer monitor, television and projectors. This post includes amazing dual-screen wallpapers to download and share. LINK
Coolest Steampunk Gadgets
Steampunk is a speculative intersection of technology and romance where the future meets the past: Victorian era inventions clash with often dark alternate realities. What started as a literary genre has since evolved into an amazing urban art form which delights in making real-life inventions that are a blend of the modern and anachronistic.
Yes! A steampunk toilet, created by Patrick Brawley — the “antique toilet of the future.” Awesome! It boasts a control panel and laser pointing mechanism. The perfect throne for any steampunk king or queen.
Introducing the Electro-Flush! Technically, TeslaPunk Urinal. Hand-made solid oak tank with battery powered flush pump, laser aiming assist (aim at the laser dot in the bowl at night), lights, antique gauges, flush capacitor, and cup holder. Bowl is a round 1949 Standard. Featured at www.buysteampunk.com. LINK, Via: Youtube
Most Bizarre Amusement Parks
Dickens World
This is an amusement park in the United Kingdom. It is based on the works and life of the famous writer Charles Dickens. It boasts that it can entertain the whole family. It has a boat ride for the family, along with Victorian school house, the haunted Scrooge house, the haunted house of 1859 and a 4D cinema show. You can learn all about Charles Dickenson and his literary works. LINK, Via: Weird Worm
Bomb-Proof Wallpaper Built for Serious Home Security
So you have built your backyard bomb shelter, but what to hang on the walls? From areas with dangerous natural disasters to full-on war zones, ever building in the heat of battle could likely use a layer of X-Flex. As the video demonstrates, a single sheet is sufficient to keep a wrecking ball from knocking down a concrete block wall. And for the paranoid homeowner: yes, they are even developing a standard commercial version for ordinary citizens. LINK, Via: Vimeo
However, this was initially developed in conjunction with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for military and other lifesaving purposes abroad. The idea is simple: take rolls of this wallpaper into occupied areas or contested zones, unroll it and stick it on the existing wall. In the event of an explosion, debris is caught within the strong kevlar-sandwiched elastic surface and the tightly-bonded material can even help hold the sides and structure of a building together.
13 Origins Of Common Superstitions
“Even if you don’t consider yourself a superstitious person, you probably say ‘God bless you’ when someone sneezes or find yourself knocking wood. And, though superstitions aren’t logical, the idea of luck and magic can be comforting—especially when so many things are beyond our control. In honor of this unlucky day, we set out to discover the source for 13 common superstitions.” LINK
Music on Wheels: 7 Bicycle Bands
Linsey Pollack has a one-man show on Cycology, the art of playing the bicycle. As Professor Squealy Deetbum, he demonstrates the music of a clarinet made from a bicycle seat stem, frame percussion, the gear cable cello, tuned wheel spokes, a handlebar harmonic flute, and other bicycle parts. He is also a member of the Cycologists, a three piece band consisting of Pollak, Ric Halstead, and Brendan Hook, all playing bicycle parts. Watch a performance of the Cycologists on video.
Few things go together as well as bicycles and music. If you didn’t already know that, there are plenty of people who will prove it to you. LINK
Achievements Of The Human Mind
“Man is a fortunate species. The marvelous (and still largely mysterious) complexity of the human brain has gifted him with speech, language, and the power of creative, abstract thought. Over thousands of years our intelligence has given us tools and technology, art and science, society and civilization. We now possess a treasure house of intellectual achievements in which all of us can take a pride. I present here ten works of superlative genius, in no particular order.” LINK
The Wine Aerator
Enjoy your wine from the very first sip with the Vinturi Essential Wine Aerator. Wine needs to breathe and in the time it takes to pour a glass, Vinturi delivers perfect aeration. Simply pour your wine through the Vinturi Aerator into your glass, with no need to wait.
The patent-pending design applies Bernoulli's principle, which states that as the speed of a moving fluid increases, the pressure within the fluid decreases. When wine is poured in the Vinturi, its internal design creates an increase in the wine's velocity and a decrease in its pressure. This pressure difference creates a vacuum that draws in air which is mixed with wine for perfect aeration. LINK
THE SOUNDS - BEATBOX - OFFICIAL VIDEO
The official video for Beatbox by The Sounds. Directed by Manuel Concha /Concha Films. LINK: Youtube
Monday, November 23, 2009
Dynamic facade "Kiefer technic showroom"
This facade changes continuously; each day, each hour shows a new "face" - the facade is turning into a dynamic sculpture. LINK: Youtubev
Top 10 Worst Prescription Drug Side Effects
“From amnesia to suicide, meet some drugs’ side effects a lot worse than the ailments they treat.”
NFL Highlights week 11 // Cleveland Browns vs Detroit Lions 37-38
NFL Highlights week 11 // Cleveland Browns vs Detroit Lions 37-38
Stafford rallies Lions to last-second win over Browns
It was over when ...
Rookie QB Matthew Stafford, aided by a pass interference penalty in the end zone with no time remaining, drove the Lions 88 yards for the game-winning touchdown -- a 1-yard pass to TE Brandon Pettigrew. Jason Hanson's extra point sealed the Lions' dramatic win.
Game ball
Stafford shook off a left shoulder injury suffered on the game's second-to-last play to throw the game-winning touchdown pass in obvious pain on the next play. It was Stafford's fifth touchdown pass of the day, making him the first rookie QB to accomplish that feat since 1950. Stafford finished with 422 yards and two interceptions on 26 of 43 passing. LINK: Youtube
Dream Theater - Wither
Filmed on several dates during Dream Theater's European tour this fall, you'll get plenty of behind-the-scenes action in "Wither". LINK: Youtube
Guinness World Records Day 2009
The success of the 5th annual Guinness World Records Day celebrated this November 12 has proved once again that the public has an insatiable appetite for witnessing or participating in world record events. An estimated 250,000 people took part in this years events, helping to raise thousands of dollars for various charities and drawing attention to the fun and excitement that can be had when trying to get your name in the worlds best-selling copyright book.
Kicking off events outside the Sydney Opera House in Australia were a group of skimpily clad exhibitionists striving to break the record for the largest swimwear parade; sadly, only 235 people turned up not enough to qualify for the record demonstrating that not every attempts leads to a Guinness World Record! LINK: Youtube
Bulldog Loves Skateboarding
YouTube Link
In 2007, Tillman the bulldog amazed the world with his video of him riding a skateboard around a park, just as naturally as you please. Apparently the dog is still refining his moves, via Tony Hawk’s video game. (Obviously, he’s not playing the game, but he’s definitely into it.) More videos of Tillman snowboarding, surfing, and of course, skateboarding can be found here. Tillman’s website. Via: Neatorama
Amazing Works of Storytelling in Fashion Photography
These talented fashion photographers tell vivid, exciting stories about life, lust and intrigue with some of the world’s most beautiful women. Here are 10 of the greatest works of naughty, narrative fashion photography of the last decade. See the full list at TheCoolist. LINK
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Two Gallants - Despite What You've Been Told
Music Video for "Despite What You've Been Told" from the self-titled album Two Gallants. Directed by Alexander Safdie and Ronald Schnetke. The Director of Photography is Doug McCann. twogallants.com, saddle-creek.com, Via: Vimeo
The Queen with Long Hair
A BW mythical music video for Land of Talk’s “It’s Okay,” directed by WeWereMonkeys. Quite stunning visuals!
Notes about the project from directors:
The idea of the Antiope came from our amazing producer Marcella Moser. Together, the three of us built a story of the last Amazon Queen riding her horse to her doom. We saw her riding through abstract, lonely landscapes, and finally launching from a cliff to disintegrate into nothingness. We saw the piece in super-slow motion, with dramatic lighting and little or no colour. To us, this idea melted perfectly with the sad, slow, feeling of inevitable doom that we got from the music. LINK, Via: Vimeo
3D Glass Paintings
Amazing artwork by Chinese painter Xia Xiao Wan. His technique consists of using special pencils, tinted glass, and 14 to 30 glass panes.
Notes about the artist (from artnet): Via: Illusion 360
Optical Illusion in Backyard
“Deformscape” is an outdoor architectual project by Thom Faulders (founder of Faulders Studio). LINK
First Look Inside World's Largest Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean has given the Associated Press an inside look at the world's largest cruise ship, "Oasis of the Seas." The ship features 16 decks and cost $1.5 billion. (Nov. 20). LINK: Youtube
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