i love how davide is a venetian glassblower in one american studio repping a t shirt from another shop in america haha. love to see the community :)

Davide sempre el mejo ma a tacar piere de filigrana scarso come na capra un saludo dal Bobo

I still have not a clue how to prenounce this mans last name. Shoe-neck-E, Shoe-nick-e?

The sea level rose by 0.014ths of an inch in the making of this bowl to store fruit.

I didn't get the word immediately before "porco", at minute 0:20 approx. 😅

Nice close ups of the avolio and foot bubble. I watched that 6 times

What an excellent example! Thanks for sharing!!

What happened to the foot?

Thanks for recording and uploading all of these videos John, these are great!

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Nice to see Janusz having a challenge with this warm up piece. You can really see the grow he has made since then.

students are full doodles around master

Very interesting

This was awesome. I'm looking at buying "the map of jerusalem" from Bernhardt von Breydenbach and it was cool seeing a lecture about him.

i'm guessing this was just a practice piece

What’s with sliding the rods back across the arm rest constantly? Not rolling forward and back, but right then left

This vid is screaming for narration....

Love Janusz's glass pieces.

i am curious about why he does his constrictions with the diamond shear instead of the jack. does someone knows why? thanks a lot!

Always awesome to see this craft.

Great camerawork on the olio

Who wears shorts and sandals in a hot shop?🤔

Terrible!

Dante looks at a shoulder and it gets thin.... winks at the sides and they open up... :) :) that's a great video. I've watched it more than 10×. It helped me, too.

Excellent video John. I'll be watching this multiple times.

It's going too fast slow down please so I can enjoy this show ok that would be great if you can do that okay 😌

why no sound?

Looks like some interesting steps were omitted at the 8:40 mark???

How difficult would it have been to title it "Google Omega" so it shows up more easily in appropriate search results? Or is it not a Google product?

interesting demo, kinda did one his larger works without really having to put the huge time commitment. nice video

There may be a slower way to make a mezza stampo cup using even more reheats, but I can't think of it.

It was a pleasure watching a master perform his craft

Still pictures, stop motion style, are fine... But, why no sound at all? At least some music would have been nice...

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To see the item after it has cooled would also be nice.

Very interesting. What is the source of workload traces used in simulation? Is it the Google Cluster Data project or newer ones?

This is not a video.

I Really liked this film Keep it up

esta rr bueno :) sus trabajos

John - Your demo videos are really nicely shot. I've taken about a dozen summer courses in Corning but stopped making videos simply because I think I learn more if I'm not concentrating on getting the perfect shot. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate others' efforts. Thanks. I do like watching Dante work. Maybe I'll run into you in Corning someday. Or let me know if you're ever in Brooklyn and want to blow glass. I work at Pier Glass every weekend. (I've posted a few first-person glass blowing videos on my channel - powellscottglass.) Thanks again.

Slides can be found here: www.pdl.cmu.edu/SDI/2013/slides/wilkes-sdi.pdf; the paper is here: eurosys2013.tudos.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/paper/Schwarzkopf.pdf

is possible download this slides? cheers

wheeeeeee Ima lampworker!!

Very nicely done, thanks for posting. Wonder why he flattened on the punty vs. the pipe.

even in stop motion tobias is so smooth. very nice.

nice vid...any pics of how the murrini were made?