A sad, sad song. I hoped I would never have to write Au doigt et à l’œil, but several recent unexpected personal clashes forced my hand. And while I was recording it, the subject of the song became a hot topic in local news.
Catégorie : Old sknoblog (2003–2011)
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Falling objects synchronized to produce rhythm. A 2009 video by Renaud Hallée. via presurfer.blogspot.com Posted via web from sknob’s posterous
How to get unstuck.
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Music video with a whole school as the instrument
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Bandcamp
Bandcamp is apparently the place to be. No, it isn’t a gathering of musicians in some remote mosquito-infested location. It is yet another music hosting site. Bandcamp‘s success probably has to do with the fact that it is easy to sell your music on the site. So I uploaded four songs to Bandcamp to try…
Georg Bohle Piano Table on the Behance Network
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The Francophilia Gazette
The Francophilia Gazette has just launched, and it is simply awesome. Resize your window and/or zoom in and out and watch what happens.
ioLexis | Vincent Knobil & Pamela Poole
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You DON'T Need to Tame your Inbox
There are a gazillion articles out there in the vaporworld about taming your email inbox, reaching « inbox zero », and nearly as many anal-retentive task-management strategies, à la GTD, to achieve this holy grail of neat-freakness (or is it freak-neatness?). Never mind that these strategies sold as universal remedies against chaos are heavily culturally biased, as…
Who’s in your office?
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