Apparently there’s buried $10,000 somewhere in NYC. The one who finds it can keep it. According to the story, a group of pirates and a ninja lost it while they where doing pirate stuff. Clues are given on the website, Facebook and Twitter. Awesome? Awesome. A campaign for who? Not the slightest idea.

An interactive film by Chris Milk featuring “We Used To Wait” built in HTML5. Watch it here. Very, very cool.

Rock band meets augmented reality and real instruments. This is obviously some kind of prototype which the makers describe as the next level of rhythm based games. Personally I rather see it as an awesome learning tool. No more expensive teachers, no more tabs, no more guitar pro. This is how we will learn to rock. Via Mr. Cooper

Monday morning eye candy.

“Starting at the Atlantic and ending at the Pacific, Precious will spend 3 months riding across the country sharing his thoughts, experiences, body temperature and much more. Fitted with a brain of wires, circuits and whole lot of code, he’ll use his new silicon senses to share what it feels like to have a sweaty chain while riding up the side of the Rockies. He’ll even share his subconscious dreams from time to time, which can get a little, well, bike-freaky.”

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A full feature story in 15 minutes. I love the fact that it all takes place on one single location. Reminds me of Reservoir Dogs. Definitely worth the time to watch.

“For every pair of 141 Eyewear purchased they will give a new pair of prescription glasses to a person in need. 141 is an independent for-profit company with a simple system for addressing this one huge, yet very simple problem: 153 million people need corrective eyewear but cannot afford it. The 141 business model provides a sustainable solution to give eyewear to those who need it most but may lack the access or funds to attain it. Their contribution is not reliant upon the donations of others…rather your purchase. No portions of proceeds, no percentages. You buy, they give, it’s that simple- One Four One. ” [via]

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In case you want to write an entire novel on a wall, or you’re just a slow writer, here’s the tool you’ve been waiting for. A hand held ‘printer’ that uses programmed markers to write your message wherever you want. Awesome!

Beautiful work of someone who might have seen one zombie flick too many. More.

The graduation film of Eran Hilleli. Wow.