Every Tuesday, the CPC brings you the YouTube clip that you missed this week. But probably should've seen.
Hey Everybody, Let's Visit "The Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Festival!". This charming video of aerial shenanigans is charmingly set to the music of The Fifth Dimensions #7 Billboard hit of 1967, "Up, up and away" (In My Beautiful Balloon!) The perfect melding of video image and audio song!
Every Tuesday, the CPC brings you the YouTube clip that you missed this week. But probably should've seen.
This week, we proudly present 2 Clips for your Viewing Pleasure! Both of these clips are of Dr.Jim Kakalios giving a lecture on the Physics of Superheroes at the CONvergence Comic Convention. Dr. Kakalios is the author of the book, "The Physics of Superheroes", which you can purchase at this link.
In this first clip, Dr. Kakalios explains the difficulties of picking up entire buildings and flying around with them. Be forewarned, this clip discusses the tragic Superman-caused massacre of a building full of orphans.
In this second clip, Dr. Kakalios discusses why normal people don't go around carrying chunks of White Dwarf Matter to their car trunks.
To learn more about Dr.Kakalios, his theories or his book, you may want to check out his website, www.physicsofsuperheroes.com
Every Tuesday, the CPC brings you the YouTube clip that you missed this week. But probably should've seen.
This week, we proudly present "The Darlings on The Andy Griffith Show singing There Is a Time." The Darlings were actually played by the very talented bluegrass group, The Dillards. You can learn more about them, here.
Every Tuesday, the CPC brings you the YouTube clip that you missed this week. But probably should've seen.
This week, we proudly present "Intelligent Artifice Dance-O-Matic 3000 Demo." To learn more about this fascinating new innovation in the field of Dancing Automatons, you can visit this site and read the press release.
On with the demo.
If the choreography looks familiar, perhaps you've seen it somewhere else before.
The Chicago Post Collective is a communal blog that is maintained to allow Chicago-affiliated artists and writers a blank canvas to post their work on.
We welcome investigative articles, short stories, serialized fiction pieces, poems, photoblogs, cartoons, collages, and video clips, all reflecting the personalities of their creators.
We try not to edit or alter the material too much. Which gives the artists control over their final product.
It's our intention to post something new and interesting every single weekday.
Take a look around the CPC. You're sure to find something that interests you.
Charlie Paige
CPC Editor In Chief
The CPC needs You!
We're looking for someone to take a stab at any of these topics. Think you might be the author that we're looking for?
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- Some sort of serialized fiction piece. (Perhaps in the pulp style?)
- Our Reality TV Column.
- A Horoscope Column (real or fake!)
- Our Weekly Movie Review Column.
- Our Weekly Music Review Column.
- A Chicago-centric photoblog.
- Political Cartoons.
-Some other brilliant column that's not listed here!
