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CL.ONE

What began as a small independent film has grown into a lavish science fiction epic; an epic told with 3,000 costumed extras, over a dozen studios to create the 450 digital effects and 48 massive locations including NASA, nuclear power plants, prisons and cathedrals… and it was all produced from a 23-year-old Cleveland filmmaker’s basement.

The incredible story and scope of “CL.ONE” makes it one of the most ambitious independent movies made in the history of cinema. This extraordinary saga of human extinction in the post-nuclear future is clearly setting the benchmark for independent digital moviemaking.

Produced for an astonishingly low budget, audiences have marveled at the multimillion dollar look of what a new era of filmmakers has created.

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By CowboyNeal on do-what-now

ChipGuy writes “Broadband brings the world right to your laptop or your handheld. With it comes information, and along with it comes desire to stay connected, and on top of everything. Om Malik calls it Internet Anxiety Disorder. ‘The rush to catch-up and living a six megabits per second lifestyle, is what I think is going to be first major malaise of the 21st century - Internet anxiety disorder,’ he says. Firefox developer, Blake Ross thinks that ‘Internet hardwires developing brains with a click-happy sense of urgency that will not defer to reality. We are addicted to information and seek it even when we know it’s not available.’ Others have described this info-addiction as Nerd Attention Deficiency Disorder.”

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Well howdy-do, it looks like I might be the second existing member of this place! Good morning!

Anyway, if you’ve got an obsession with homemade goodies like I do, you’ll love My Paper Crane, Heidi Kenney’s sweet little shop of plush, paintings, and home-spun yarn.

Here’s a fun doll for those of you who might like to decorate your bathroom..

A glimpse of yarn.. every bunch is one of a kind!

Heidi’s paintings are absolutely adorable, and like the yarn, no two are alike. This one is sold, but new paintings are always popping up on the site!

[MyPaperCrane.com]

- Brandy

pleix.net produce the coolest movies on the web to date. with there tripy effects, and Trevor Brown like themes pleix.net could never go wrong. heres my favorite video from pleix.net.

Check out this other movie by pleix.net, e-baby its a very touching movie…

For all you ipods, here are the ipod hoodys, from FredFlare.com “the iPod hoodie has all the features of its life-sized original yet scaled down to keep yr MP3 player or phone lookin’ spiffy!! Blue or fuchsia”

This may very well be the coolest toysite ever. You know that boy on Toy Story, that played doctor to all his toys? Well theres a group (beinArt Underground Australian Art Collective) in Australian, thats doing the exact same thing.

[beinArt Underground Australian Art Collective]

yar! ’tis pirate? well heres the one stop shop for all your supplys. 826 Valencia. Is San Francisco only independent pirate supply store of its kind. All proceeds from the store go toward the 826 Valencia Writing Center

Have you ever got carryed away writing the lable on your moving box and didnt want to throw it away, and then just let it sit in the corner of the garage… Well why not take a picture of it, and send it in to The Box Doodle Project.

by:
duudle.dk
mr.
doodle-super-duper-star
sune ehlers

Superbad.com is one of the weirdest sites ever. It seems like an art/web project gone way to bad… its hard to describe you need to visit the site for your self to see what i mean.

Don’t know what to do with all that old bubble wrap? well neither do i, so goyk.com made a 101 list of usefull things to do with bubble wrap. Here you go…

53. Cheapo breast implants
54. Earthquake-proofing
55. Soundproofing walls
56. Colonic irrigation
57. Construct a bouncy castle and have a mega birthday party
58. Finger-friendly braille
59. Space helmet for a mouse….

…and more Click here for more of the 101 Uses for bubble wrap