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I have to admit that I used to scoff at WonderCon. It always seemed like a low-budget version of the San Diego Comic-Con, which I began attending as a comic-collecting little kid way back in 1979 and began attending as a Giant Robot booth guy in the mid-1990s. When I first attended WonderCon in Oakland...

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Casey Neistat is an incredible film maker with a style all his own. So when a studio came to him to do a video for an upcoming movie, he came at them with a most interesting concept. It's a little something that companies can learn from and emulate. ...

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What do you get when you combine projection mapping and moving surfaces? One complete mindf*ck coming right on up! This is one of those things that you need to be completely high for in order to fully enjoy the experience, much like you do when watching Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas every holiday season. Just...

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Last week I posted about the revolutionary Science Genius pilot program created by Dr. Chris Emdin and the positive effect it's already been having on the kids involved. After some digging around I came across some more in-depth footage of the program that also sheds some more insight from the student's perspective and how beneficial...

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How often are you on your phone? The average smartphone user spends an hour a day, with iPhone users spending a bit more and Android users spending a bit less. Now, consider the fact that this is just an average and we all know how misleading averages can be. I'm absolutely convinced that users, especially...

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A lot has changed since I last attended FYF Fest two years ago. Back then the Los Angeles music festival was already far removed from its DIY roots, taking on a family-friendly acronym and being transplanted from the clubs and alleys of Echo Park to a national park in Chinatown, but it has exploded into...

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Hank bought a bus. As an architecture student at the University of Minnesota and preparing for his final thesis project, he impulsively purchased a $3,000 bus and converted it into one epic mobile home pictured below. Completely retrofitted and re-designed to accommodate up to six people, it includes tables, couches, beds, a sink, a skylight,...