Month: November 2012

achondroplastic dwarfism in a Giraffe

All he’s doing is triggering a pre-programmed MIDI sequence. If you look closely, you’ll see that the keyboard doesn’t even have individual keys—only lines painted on a broad touch panel. In other words, it doesn’t make any difference what keys his balls hit; each ball strike triggers the next note in the pre-written MIDI file. All the juggler has to do is worry about the rhythm; the rest is automated.

This is an amazing illusion! By using the power of suggestion, the authors have taken Carmina Barana and entered silly sub-titles. If you read the sub-titles while listening, it truly sounds like they are singing the silly lyrics!

In Japan, a 60 foot snowdrift:

Saw this on TV: They are calling this miracle “Cheesus”:

Very creative!