It’s political season folks, so while we get a deluge of political ads with pretty pictures meant to feed on our fears and divide us over nostalgic values that never seems to reach the level of observable constructive behaviors, here are three political videos, one meant to make us remember that there’s something more important …
As I recently posted on twitter, I wasn’t entirely successful posting a photo a day on flickr (mostly because I take way too many photos that need some level of editing and insist on posting them in chronological order, etc., etc., etc.). But thanks to an iPhone app called Everyday I’ve been capturing an image …
Uploaded by techaudottv on Nov 24, 2011 Video comparison between Microsoftt’s Tellme and Apple’s Siri. The results speak for themselves. More than 1 Million views!! more than 2,000 comments. You guys are certainly opinonated. I wonder how many of you read the post wrapped around this video? http://www.techau.tv/blog/microsoft-tellme-is-not-the-same-as-siri-video/
TOKYO SLO-MODE from alex lee on Vimeo. This is for my hometown, Japan caught in slow. Music Credit: Flying Lotus ft. Thom Yorke- …And the World Laughs With You Shot on the Canon T3i and starter lenses. Follow me on twitter for updates on upcoming projects: http://twitter.com/#!/badassmusketeer e-mail: alexyoukilee@gmail.com
Uploaded by jonaspfeil on Oct 5, 2011 Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ballcamera
I want… plain and simple… ack. I need a tech-toy 12-step program…
I stopped watching network TV some time ago and haven’t been impressed with what hollywood has been pushing for a long time. They call them re-boots but, except for Battlestar Galactica, they’ve felt more like retreads, showing no respect for the source material. Or once they have a hit they ride that property until whatever …
I’m a tad leery of corporate sponsored calls for “going back to the old ways.” My first thoughts are that words (and videos) are easy, where’s the example in the real world? Video originally uploaded by chipotle on Aug 25, 2011
Uploaded by ClimateReality on Aug 26, 2011 24 Hours of Reality – brought to you by The Climate Reality Project. Learn more at http://climaterealityproject.org.