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Michael Moschen: Juggling rhythm and motion

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Posted on: May 11, 2008 7:41 PM, by Greg Laden

Quite simply, Michael Moschen has revolutionized juggling, refining it into an art and a bit of a science. With a few flying balls and well-chosen props he will completely re-wire your notions of..

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=jumping up and down= Oooooooooh ooooooooh, I am such a TEDTalks junkie!!!11!!!! As soon as I found them, I started DLing them like there's no tomorrow. And being perennially juggling-impaired in spite of having tried like hell to learn...... I think I love to hate this guy!

Posted by: themadlolscientist | May 13, 2008 1:52 PM

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