First, wait till mom is out of the house. Second, don't go more than 3 or 4 seconds. Third, ventilate the house and dispose of the evidence. Or, just watch the video.
The slow motion looks like the Game of Life pattern. The end result is a work of art:
5 comments:
I love the slo-mo - nice job!
Gever. It's you! I got our library to buy your book after seeing your TED video. I loved it!
And you found my blog within an hours of posting it? Scary.
OK Mr. Mad Scientist. I suppose you can't use the video after you've done this to it? I best the kids loved it.
I'm making a list of all the libraries that carry it - what's the name/city of yours?
Regarding the discovery of your blog - I use a service on Google called Google Alerts that sends me email twice a day with new websites and postings that reference "fifty dangerous things." It's a great way for me to see who is talking about the book.
Corvallis Benton County Public Library in Corvallis, Oregon. If you check my blog post again I added an artsy scan of the resultant CD.
Another "dangerous" thing I've done is let my girls solder: http://bugled.blogspot.com/2008/07/game-of-life-project.html
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