This is pretty cute. Apparently this pup was abandoned when his owners fled their foreclosed home. He got stuck in a frozen puddle in the basement, and had to have all 4 of his legs amputated :(.
Look at him now though, doing fine with 4 new prosthetics! YAY!
Showing posts with label cute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cute. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
1 year of Lex.
I really like this idea. I think this is the exact kind of thing that people are trying to capture when they take photos of their children, but few have the consistent perseverance to stick with it.
I'm not a huge baby person, but this makes me happy!
I'm not a huge baby person, but this makes me happy!
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Tweenbots!
Take a small cardboard robot that moves in one direction only, afix an indication of its final destination and let people make sure it gets there.
This is the concept behind TweenBots. This is a really cute example of the "wisdom of crowds" concept. Basically the same principals that make things like Wikipedia or the Mechanical Turk Dollar Bill (also known as Ten Thousand Cents ) possible.
In this case instead of the robot developer building in expensive navigation equipment, she uses a simple flag to indicate the robots final destination and let people help it out along the way. It is probably not the most efficient path, but if you consider the time invested in total by the developer and all the 29 people who intervened to navigate the robot through the park and compare that to the effort it would take to incorporate navigation... well you begin to see how competitive a proposition like this becomes.
The result is a very cute video, and a super cool concept.
This is the concept behind TweenBots. This is a really cute example of the "wisdom of crowds" concept. Basically the same principals that make things like Wikipedia or the Mechanical Turk Dollar Bill (also known as Ten Thousand Cents ) possible.
In this case instead of the robot developer building in expensive navigation equipment, she uses a simple flag to indicate the robots final destination and let people help it out along the way. It is probably not the most efficient path, but if you consider the time invested in total by the developer and all the 29 people who intervened to navigate the robot through the park and compare that to the effort it would take to incorporate navigation... well you begin to see how competitive a proposition like this becomes.
The result is a very cute video, and a super cool concept.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Mario Kart Love Song
How did I miss this? Great song!
And a reply from Bowsers point of view.
Very sweet.
And a reply from Bowsers point of view.
Very sweet.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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