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Weird Al + Know Your Meme = Meme Domination
jamiew: “Weird Al” Yankovic rehearsing for Know Your Meme

Weird Al + Know Your Meme = Meme Domination

jamiew: “Weird Al” Yankovic rehearsing for Know Your Meme

1 week ago on October 29th, 2009 at 2:14 pm | Permalink | Reblog from
Do you like Desktops? Do you like Uploaders? Do you like stuff I make? Well, good news! Vimeo just released the Desktop Uploader! Go get it

Do you like Desktops? Do you like Uploaders? Do you like stuff I make? Well, good news! Vimeo just released the Desktop Uploader! Go get it

2 weeks ago on October 26th, 2009 at 5:41 pm | Permalink

Scene 428 from SW:Uncut. Probably one of my favorites.

2 weeks ago on October 23rd, 2009 at 7:38 pm | Permalink

Want to know more about the origins and inspiration of Star Wars: Uncut? Check out my conversation with Matt over at The Big Interview. Thanks, Matt!

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How CDs are made.

2 weeks ago on October 22nd, 2009 at 2:51 pm | Permalink
pile: This is team Vimeo right now. All business!

pile: This is team Vimeo right now. All business!

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yewknee: Flickr Photo Download: 50 Years of Space Exploration
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Thanks, Jonathan! Helping invent something new is always my pleasure.
jonathanmarcus:
One of the more complicated challenges that we faced when building Flavors was the shortcomings of using cufon or sIFR for font generation. Begrudgingly, we turned to Flash. And when pushing the bounds of Flash is required, there is no one more capable than superstar developer and burgeoning digital movie producer, Casey Pugh. So to Casey, we can’t thank you enough for making Flash fonts possible in Flavors (and Goodsie)!

Thanks, Jonathan! Helping invent something new is always my pleasure.

jonathanmarcus:

One of the more complicated challenges that we faced when building Flavors was the shortcomings of using cufon or sIFR for font generation. Begrudgingly, we turned to Flash. And when pushing the bounds of Flash is required, there is no one more capable than superstar developer and burgeoning digital movie producer, Casey Pugh. So to Casey, we can’t thank you enough for making Flash fonts possible in Flavors (and Goodsie)!
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I am mentally and physically prepared to grow.

I am mentally and physically prepared to grow.

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