Medieval Tech Support

.....The Medieval Tech Support video made the rounds awhile back. However I was sitting quietly reading a book the other day, when the memory of it hit me after almost a full year; I laughed all over again.

.....For anyone who has done Information Technology work, or been helpful to a neophyte, you will understand this scenario.

.....Lovingly posted at www.flixxy.com

Yes, we can. Barak Obama

. This is a video that appeared just a couple of days ago on YouTube. It has a host of stars who have made a song out of a Barak Obama speech; and guess what, it was not done for laughs.
. If Barak Obama is half the man his speeches make him out to be, I am very excited about the prospect of his presidency. His words make me hope, and the current president has not given me much cause to do that.
. I know there are folks out there who will continue to be taken advantage of by the Republicans because they side with some hot button issues with conservatives. If you think that Republicans really care about young unwed mothers, stimulating the economy, lowering taxes and keeping jobs in America, then where have you been the last 8 years?
. Vote for your president by how he will lead the nation and if you disagree with an issue or two, do your civic duty and, lead locally.
. Like Obama says, We are not as divided as our politics suggest. We can heal this nation. We can repair this world.

Singing Ringing Tree

Designed by Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu, I love the sounds that this sculpture makes. It reminds me of the first Alien movie or 2001 a Space Odyssey. This is one of four sculptures commissioned in East Lancashire, England; this one near Burnley.

Wired's Top 10 gadget ads of 2007

I love this ad. You can see the other ads that made the top ten at Wired's "The 10 Best Gadget Ads of 2007". Check 'em out.

Saudia Arabia and America since 1932; in four minutes

This is from the beginning of 'The Kingdom'. From Neatorama.

kokiriko bushi

Weird but very catchy. NSFW(animated nudes)

From Pink Tentacle: Omodaka’s 21st-century disco version of Kokiriko Bushi — an ancient folk song that Gokayama (Toyama prefecture) villagers used to perform for the local Shinto deities — combines synthesized vocals with a Stevie Wonder-ish bassline and ’80s video game chiptune sounds, and the wonderfully quirky and surreal video (animated by Teppei Maki) features a fragile skeleton dancer that shares the floor with lots of disembodied hands and floating eyeball-headed ladies. [Video]

Slusho/Cloverfield

For those of you interested in Cloverfield. Here is a movie from a viral website. It is crazy silly.

AnimalTronic

A neat video of Robots inspired by nature.
Thanks Neatorama

My new favorite music video

This is awesome. I have never seen someone give little robots so much personality.

Steampunk Mechanic

Just watched a video of Richard Nagy a Steampunk artist.

Watch this short video to find out more about Steampunk and see some of his elegant and detailed work.

Thanks to Gadget Lab for posting this.

Visit Nagy's site at Datamancer.net

Tiny Ninjas

This video is great. My son can also kick butt like this.
From CollegeHumor.com.