Take a look at Numark's "first and only legitimate DJ controller for gamers" in this turntable hyping video for Scratch: The Ultimate DJ.
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Friday, June 12, 2009
Scratch: The Ultimate DJ
Take a look at Numark's "first and only legitimate DJ controller for gamers" in this turntable hyping video for Scratch: The Ultimate DJ.
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Top 15 Festival Gadgets
Affordable gadgets and gizmos that cost a lot less than your festival ticket did...
"If you're heading to one of the many fantastic festivals in the UK or abroad this year, you're guaranteed a fantastic weekend away from the rigours of everyday life.
However, for many tech fans a weekend away from phones, PCs, gadgets and the National Grid is enough to bring them out in hives. That's why we've trawled the internet for the best gadgets to help you stay in touch, save money and have a stress free weekend at the best festivals this summer has to offer."
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Don't Stop Believeing
Fifth graders sing Journey's "Don't Stop Believing", and yes, it will give you goosebumps and a tear in your eye...
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Get Down Like That
Futurecop! – Ain’t That Fresh
Let Futurecop know who you are on their myspace. And be sure to check out Gold Panda who’s producing stellar remixes for all sorts of fresh bands right now. So, so, so good.
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Asian Hand Gestures
It recently came to my attention that Digg founder Kevin Rose had written this interesting tweet:
This pose, like many other poses featured on this site (Asian Poses), is frequently used by everyone regardless of race. This gesture creates the word “OK” using your fingers. To create the “O”, join your index finger and thumb, such that it forms a circle. The “K” is created with your remaining fingers extended. The palm of your hand should be facing outwards and your hand can be brought near your face if you wish.
For further reading, you can take a look at the Okay hand gesture described on Wikipedia.
"I thought this video did a great job explaining three Asian hand gestures. The video was uploaded more than a year ago and it certainly goes into more depth into the v-sign than I did. I wonder if more poses would be added in a future video?" via Asian Poses
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This pose, like many other poses featured on this site (Asian Poses), is frequently used by everyone regardless of race. This gesture creates the word “OK” using your fingers. To create the “O”, join your index finger and thumb, such that it forms a circle. The “K” is created with your remaining fingers extended. The palm of your hand should be facing outwards and your hand can be brought near your face if you wish.
For further reading, you can take a look at the Okay hand gesture described on Wikipedia.
"I thought this video did a great job explaining three Asian hand gestures. The video was uploaded more than a year ago and it certainly goes into more depth into the v-sign than I did. I wonder if more poses would be added in a future video?" via Asian Poses
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Betty White Plays Beer Pong
It was a battle royaaaaal on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon as he dueled Betty White in a Beer Pong match FOR. THE. AGES. Reaaaaaaaallly, I am shocked and appalled yet interested...
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Salty Lips
London trio Chew Lips launch their new single "Salt Air" and are set to play their first headline show at The Lexington on June 23rd with special guests yet to be announced. "Salt Air" is to be released on July 13th on Kitsune, and follows their debut "Solo". You can get your weekend started with this, on the reallll.
Chew Lips - Salt Air (Two Door Cinema Club Dui Remix) (MediaFire)
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