Great juggling video

breadmonkey

Nicked from the Anthony Gatto forum.

This is a vid from a Chilean juggler called Alvaro Palominos. Really cool stuff I think you'll agree.

[URL=]http://www.alvaropalominos.cl/recursos/alvaro_palominos_video2005.mpg[/URL]

WARNING: Massive file! 92 megs I think, but well worth it, trust me! 9 and a half minutes of :eek: and:)

rparle

Saw this the other day on rec.juggling. It's a great video; one of the best I've seen in a while. If you're interested in seeing just about every juggling video that's posted online, subscribe to the IJDb video feed http://jugglingdb.com/videos/rss.php .

breadmonkey

I click, but all I get is code

rparle

breadmonkey wrote:

I click, but all I get is code

...which of course is useless for a human, but bread and butter for a machine. That's what's called a 'syndication feed', meant for a newsreader or news aggregator: basically a piece of software that checks all of the feeds that you've told it to check and tells you about any new content it finds. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS has a good overview, but I wouldn't bother reading anything but the 'usage' section there since it's too technical and not really necessary knowledge.

There's hardly any point in setting up a newsreader for just one feed, since you're only substituting checking the reader for checking the site. If you prefer the traditional methods of browsing the Web, try http://www.jugglingdb.com/videos/index.php?recent=true&order=date

Or any of http://www.jugglingdb.com/videos/

[While I'm pimping the IJDb, you should join rec.juggling (which you can access through IJDb's portal at [url]http://www.jugglingdb.com/news/ )[/url]. It's the original and best Internet juggling forum.]