Sunday
VERDICT NEWS: NEW VERDICT BLOG !!
Monday
VISUAL STIMULI: COIN
Coin from Olly Newport on Vimeo.
Have you ever wondered what mischievous things that gang of loose change that is always loitering around is up to when we are not looking? Well finally there is video evidence, and now the mystery of why I can never find things on my desk is solved. This video was created by teenage filmmaker Olly Newport of Brighton, UK.
AUDIO/VISUAL STIMULI: OI VA VOI
Oi Va Voi "Everytime" from Kijek / Adamski on Vimeo.
This video for the song "Everytime" by the UK group Oi Va Voi was masterminded by Kijek and Adamski out of Warsaw, Poland. This unique effect was created using a shredding machine. Every third frame of the footage was printed, shredded and shot three times blended with adjacent frames by different stripes configuration.
CHECK THIS: FREE VECTOR GRAPHICS
CHECK THIS: 1,235 POTENTIAL ALIEN PLANETS
A photo may be worth 1,000 words, but a new depiction of NASA's Kepler mission is worth 1,235 potential alien planets.The illustration shows all of Kepler's candidate planets — which await confirmation by follow-up observations — crossing the face of their host stars. This provides scale, and it's also a nod to Kepler's planet-hunting strategy: The spacecraft detects alien worlds by measuring the telltale dips in a star's brightness that occur during these planetary "transits."
Friday
COOL QUOTE: GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
- George Bernard Shaw
Wednesday
VERDICT NEWS: FORESHADOWING...?
CHECK THIS ARTIST: CHIARA FERSINI

"The only way we have to fight against our demons is not to delete them or to get rid of them. They are part of us, we just can try to transform them and to do that, we have to know them, give them a name, love them definitely.
This can be hard but only when we'll learn to accept our demons we will be able to turn them into something good, that means turning ourselves into something better too."
CHECK THIS: TELEVISION IS A DRUG
Television is a drug. from Beth Fulton on Vimeo.
This video, created by Beth Fulton of b. fulton media, uses a poem by screenwriter Todd Alcott which castigates the addictive passive-receptive state the moving picture box produces.










