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Produced and edited by Mark Probst. Thomas Dietz - #8
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06-09-2007
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(4x,2)*er features 65 patterns based on the siteswap (4x,2)* performed by 22 jugglers. It's filmed in four countries and features lots of juggling celebrities - it's also pretty funny (that's my opinion of course and I made the video so, whatever).
10:36
11611
1
18-07-2007
[10]
The Victoria Community College Juggling Research Institute performs complicated passing in the spirit of the Stanford Juggling Research Institute. Featuring Aaron Gregg, Bekka Rose and Mark Weston
04:12
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30-06-2007
[4]
Here is a five and a half minute film I made at the start of the summer. It contains clips of 1,3,4,5, and 6 balls, but is best viewed with an eye on the scenery.
05:36
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27-06-2007
[2]
I have put together a four minute film of site swaps, mostly four and five balls, filmed around London. I am a maths teacher and the video is mainly to show my students how I spend my spare time. I have listened to their feedback. Please let me know what you think.
04:15
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27-06-2007
[2]
This is yet another kinetic invention from the creative mind of Michael Karas, Pittsburgh-based juggler and performer. If you have ever played with a Whee-Lo (those magnetic wheel toys you can buy at The Cracker Barrel) you'll enjoy how Michael has taken it to the next level.
01:39
6101
3
08-06-2007
[7]
Video 10 of 10. Produced and edited by Mark Probst.
10:46
10473
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06-09-2007
[10]
Article from BBC Tomorrow's World in 1994, talking about the invention of siteswaps.
02:41
8709
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27-04-2007
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