Larry Hammer (
larryhammer) wrote2019-12-03 10:20 am
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“salt water unbounded—/The heave and the halt and the hurl and the crash of the comber wind-hounded”
Three links of stunning beauty:
MOCEAN: slow-motion oceans, with an emphasis on breakers. Whoa. (via)
Robert Lang illustrates 11 levels of complexity in origami using successively more complicated models of cicada. Level 7 is already a little past my technical skill (and I learned several things just from watching that segment). Disclosure statement: Robert Lang fanboy here. (via, which has more Lang links)
Solo dulcimer cover of “I Wanna Be Sedated”. (via, where more covers are highlighted in comments)
---L.
Subject quote from The Sea and the Hills, Rudyard Kipling.
MOCEAN: slow-motion oceans, with an emphasis on breakers. Whoa. (via)
Robert Lang illustrates 11 levels of complexity in origami using successively more complicated models of cicada. Level 7 is already a little past my technical skill (and I learned several things just from watching that segment). Disclosure statement: Robert Lang fanboy here. (via, which has more Lang links)
Solo dulcimer cover of “I Wanna Be Sedated”. (via, where more covers are highlighted in comments)
---L.
Subject quote from The Sea and the Hills, Rudyard Kipling.
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Um, yeah, I should have warned about the soundtrack...
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The soundtrack is interesting.
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The origami one was *amazing*. I shared it with my physics-PhD brother and my daughter-who's-fond-of-origami.
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Origami *IS* amazing. And Lang is ♥♥♥.