Mad Quickies 8.3

It’s the Friday Quickies! Surf’s up!

• Maki Naro’s work is cited in a New York Times article on harassment in the gaming world. (Graf five.) The original: On Playing Well with Others. Rock on!
• Code Nerdz, I got you something nice: Ghost Diagrams with a bit of explanation. {found: Dataisnature}
• Not for the faint of heart: Caustic Soda Podcast. {via @obsidianspider}
• If you love the sandwich but are protesting the chain, now you can make your own Chik-Fil-A sandwich at home. {via Anne}
• K.C.’s Sexism red/yellow cards at Defcon and Defcon cards redux, plus her video at Makezine. {via Steve D}
• You can’t beat the Axis if you get VD. Military STD Posters, 1918-1945. {via Maria}
• Beauteous! LED wallpaper is now a reality.

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• Alex Wild’s Thrifty Thursday photo journal. {via Emily}
• Eight artists who turned their nervous breakdowns into art.
• Would you be interested to know that Klimt was influenced by his scientist colleagues? Then this is the book you want. And here’s the synopsis.
• Get lost in a labyrinth of books.
• In 3-D printing news: a Harlem Line’s Brewster train station in miniature.

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Genki Sudo: World Order 2012
{via Madfishmonger}
Incredible performance art by Genki Sudo, a retired Japanese mixed martial artist.

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Cosmos: A Three-Movement Choral Suite [Carl Sagan Tribute Series]
{via Jamie B}

http://youtu.be/617ffRQ8ndE

from the page
Cosmos is a three-movement choral suite composed by Kenley Kristofferson using the text of 20th-century astronomer and science popularizer, Carl Sagan. Recorded by Antiphony at the Manitoba Museum (Planetarium) in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada on May 29th, 2012.

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Laurie Spiegel plays a Concerto Generator
{found at Dataisnature}

http://youtu.be/fWKDsfARXMc

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Featured image is an excerpt from On Playing Well with Others by Maki Naro.

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