I Can’t Believe It’s Not Heroin! - The Barbed Wire
(Editor’s Note: If you or a loved one struggle with substance abuse disorder, visit https://findtreatment.gov/ to learn about options for treatment and help. And don’t try any of this at home.) When I was 29, there was a vape shop by my apartment where I bought nicotine pouches. They sat on the shelf to the […]
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The idea I keep coming back to is that the big platforms, like Dickens' Marley, were dead to begin with, and are now something particularly bad, which is dead on their feet.
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Google Maps, Not Greyboxes: Digital Location Scouting for 'Untitled Goose Game' - GDC 2021 - YouTube
During the creation of Untitled Goose Game, Jake developed a level design practice informed by his filmmaking background. Rather than sculpting levels with greyboxes and working an environmental context onto them, he went location scouting (with the help of Street View) for real world places that fulfilled the game's design needs. Using this method, the level design of the goose game is a collage of real-world spaces - an interplay of requirements set by chosen source locations, level affordances, and aesthetic restrictions.
Come and hear about this process and its benefits, and find out which village in England the goose game is based on.
This talk was recorded as part of GDC 2021
In 2008 Swoon and I created this memorial to Silvia Elena, a 17–year old girl who was murdered in Juarez, Mexico, in 1995. We installed at Yerba Buena Center…
Stephen Thompson | March 21, 2024
It’s become a Tiny Desk tradition for artists to leave a small offering on the shelves — a tchotchke, a toy, a signed album or piece of swag, a guitar pick, that sort of thing. Usually, those pieces get absorbed into the visual din, but sometimes, they change the look of the Tiny Desk permanently. All of which is to say that when Chappell Roan finished her magnetic performance, we immediately sought her out to sheepishly ask if we could keep her wig.
Roan’s marvelous debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, came out last September — just in time to fit into the window of eligibility for the 2025 Grammys, hint hint wink — and it finds the singer toying confidently with a persona inspired in part by drag performers. Flanked by a pink-clad band, she wasn’t about to pass up the opportunity to serve up an absolute look, complete with white makeup and a towering wig (bolstered by a wadded-up trash bag tucked inside, as well as an assortment of stubbed-out cigarette butts), which now sits comfortably atop a skull Cypress Hill left us.
It’s only appropriate that Roan would forever alter the Tiny Desk. Because, at the risk of sounding hyperbolic, this is a stunning set: Performing five songs from Midwest Princess, Roan worked through songs of youthful heartache (“Casual”), queer liberation (“Pink Pony Club”), mournful alienation (“California”) and two decidedly different forms of chaotic seduction (“Picture You,” “Red Wine Supernova”). In every mood and every song, she’s utterly commanding — witty and whip-smart, vocally assured and charismatic beyond words.
She didn’t just leave her wig; she left a mark.
SET LIST
“Casual”
“Pink Pony Club”
“Picture You”
“California”
“Red Wine Supernova”
MUSICIANS
Chappell Roan: lead vocals
Eliza Petrosyan: guitar
Lucy Ritter: drums
Valeria Falcon: bass
Sarah Hinez: keys
Danica Pinner: cello
Mia Pfirrman: vocals
Emily Lenck: violin
TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Stephen Thompson
Director/Editor: Kara Frame
Audio Technical Director: Neil Tevault
Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Kara Frame, Joshua Bryant, Zayrha Rodriguez
Audio Engineer: Carleigh Strange
Production Assistant: Ashley Pointer
Photographer: Elizabeth Gillis
Tiny Desk Team: Maia Stern, Hazel Cills
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
#tinydesk #nprmusic #chappellroan
0:14 Casual
5:00 Pink Pony Club
10:03 Picture You
15:05 California
19:30 Red Wine Supernova
In this video I'm fully restoring the complete front axlewith all the suspension components and the steering rack. I took the full assembly off the car in the teardown in episode 1.
At first it looked like a quick and easy job, but after seeing all the parts after disassembly I knew this might take a little longer. I decided to go with a classic finish and paint them all in matte black. Almost all parts made of steel have been yellow zinc plated by a local company. This is a very good rust protection. On top of that Mister Patina powder coated the parts, this is a double protection and these parts should never ever rust again.
I took the original ball joints apart and realized that both studs are bent. I decided to make new ones. These are tricky parts, not just because of the precise sphere and the oil grooves, also because they're case hardened. Means only the surface of the ball is hard and the rest of the part is soft. I had to run some test pieces to figure out if I can do it, and they were all successful. The ball was machined on the milling machine with a boring head, the oil grooves were done on the lathe in a special jig and I was able to case harden the pieces in the kiln. First I had to enrich the surface of the ball with carbon. I placed the part in a sealed container filled with crushed charcoal. At 930°C carbon will get absorbed around 0.1mm deep into the part per hour, so I left it in for around 5h and ended up with 0.5mm thick carbon layer. They rest of the part didn't absorb any carbon, because the surface was covered by a sleeve. Now I just needed to harden and temper it. I measured 52-58 HRC on the ball surface, the rest was still soft and the sphere was round within 0.01mm. I also was able to restore the other ball joints.
As I want to lower the car, I decided to install adjustable coilovers by „KW suspension“. For this upgrade you need to cut and weld the original struts. I didn't want to loose the ability to build it back to original, so I bought a set of struts from „DCW Classic“. Currently the springs and other parts are in the KW colors yellow and purple, to have them more blending in I'm going to swap these with black parts.
This was so much work in the end, I've spent 51 days in the workshop on this axle. But the result speaks for itself. It all looks like straight out of the factory.
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You only get the one life. I keep thinking about that. A 30-year-old black man named Jordan Neely died on a New York City subway train on Tuesday. He was upset, yelling, possibly in the midst of a mental health crisis, and then a white man came over and put him in a chokehold and […]
According to a new report by the Washington-based Institute for Human Sexuality, Yukon Cornelius, star of the 1964 stop motion animated TV special, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, can definitively still get it.
“It was actually a bit of an underreported phenomenon at the time of the special’