The 10 Absolute Worst Music Videos Of All Time

#10 "Nowiy God" By Steklovata - They're essentially the Russian version of The New Kids On The Block... on heroin.

#9 "Break It Up" By Carl Lewis - How does an editor fill up a three minute Carl Lewis music video? Well, he shows the same high jump footage over, and over, and over, and over, and over again.

#8 "Take You To Da Movies" By Banks - Because a real gangster wants to take a bunch of girls to the movies.

#7 "Hooked On A Feeling" By David Hasselhoff - When you're huge in Germany it usually means you suck more than most people and this David Hasselhoff classic is no exception to the rule.

#6 "It's So Cold In The D" By T-Baby - It may be cold in the Detroit, but making a music video this bad... well, that's just cold.

#5 "Ballad Of Bilbo Baggins" By Leonard Nimoy - Somehow I have a feeling that this is Pedo Bear's favorite music video.

#4 "I Want To Love You Tender" By Armi Ja Danny - And this is why you never, ever want to move to Finland.

#3 "Why Must I Cry" By Reh Dogg - The music video industry might make a comeback if more artisits we're willing to do music videos where they sing in the shower.

Reh Dogg-Why Must I Cry (www.musicvideo20.com)

#2 Elektronik Supersonik By "Zlad" - His blue jeans are tight, so let his love rocket climb.

#1 "Losing You" By Jan Terri - Fat, ugly and stupid is no way to go through life, Ms. Terri.

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The Beauty Of Booze: Alcohol Molecules As Art

above: Tequila, as seen when magnified 1000 times

Magnified up to 1000 times under a high tech laboratory microscope, images of various alcohol, mixed drinks and plain beverages like Cola and iced tea are sold as customizable fine art and prints by American company BevShots.

The images are made by first crystallizing the drink of choice on a lab slide. Using a standard light microscope with a camera attached, the light source is polarized and passed through the crystal. This creates the magnificent colors and patterns you see in the following images.

Below are some examples of the macro photos of alcohol molecules from some common liquors and mixed drinks.

Liquor

Vodka:

Gin:

Scotch:

Whiskey:

American Amber Ale:

Sake:


Mixed Drinks
Dry Martini:

Pina Colada:

Rum and Coke:

Black and Tan:

Mint Julep:

Bloody Mary:

White Russian:


The pictures were taken in Florida State University's chemistry department and are are licensed from Florida State University and Michael Davison, the research scientist, who, in 1992 discovered photographic microscopy.


above left: Michael Davidson, right; Lester Hutt

The man who keeps the party going is Lester Hutt, president of BevShots MicroArt, LLC. BevShots is the perfect blend of Hutt’s business and science background. While working on his graduate degree in chemistry from UC Berkeley, Hutt worked on NASA’s Mars probes searching for evidence of past life on the red planet. Apple, Inc. then called on him to be a part of history as they released their revolutionary new product, the iPod.

You can purchase the above images and more in various sizes starting at $19.99.

Shop for them here.

all images courtesy of BevShots.

A Carousel Clock & New Animal Jewelry from Hao Shi Design

Known mostly for their whimsical jewelry lines of rings and necklaces which pair sterling silver with white 3D animals, hao shi design studio of Taiwan has just come out with a moving tabletop clock shaped like a carousel, The Merry Go Round X Clock, and new double rings, the Crocodile 2X ring and the Hippo 2X ring.



The jewelry.
rings:



Their newest additions are these Animal rings that fit over two fingers:

shop their ring collections here.

necklaces:

shop for their necklaces here.

The Merry-Go-Round Clock



As described by hoa shi design:
The Merry Go Round clock connects time and memory by Merry-Go-Round. “Happiness” is the immediate feeling; however, “the memory of happiness” will extend to the infinity as time goes by. We therefore insert the element of time in this carousel.



A boy's vigorous movement is the second hand. The minute hand symbolizes a mother, who company with her child continually.


above: the numbers on the pillars represent the time.

The hour hand is like a father who steadily guards his family. The close relationships and interactions between them convert into the flow of time.




price $140.00, buy the clock here.




all of the above items can be purchased at the haoshi online store here.