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Animato
Animato by Jefferson AV It is a collective and experimental animation that contains eighteen sequences created by eighteen filmmakers whose only piece of information was the last sequence produced by the previous filmmaker…

Standard operating procedure - teaser trailer
Is it possible for a photograph to change the world? Photographs taken by soldiers in Abu Ghraib prison changed the war in Iraq and changed America’s image of itself. Yet, a central mystery remains. Did the notorious Abu Ghraib photographs constitute evidence of systematic abuse by the American military, or were they documenting the aberrant behavior of a few “bad apples”? We set out to examine the context of these photographs. Why were they taken? What was happening outside the frame? We talked directly to the soldiers who took the photographs and who were in the photographs. Who are these people?

I hear dead people
A man whose wife died several years ago would call voicemail daily to hear her voice for comfort… When the message was lost, Verizon had a contractor search for it in the archives and was able to restore the sound bite. Kudos to Verizon for caring…

Sigmund
It’s seducing, sex, marriage, kids, but nearly all…he want to skip it…because…

Real energizer bunny
Netherland Dwarf rabbits have big personalities and a lot of energy. This bunny has every corner of the house down pat and can run at full speed and stop on a dime…

Woman with a half body
The Woman With Half a Body. Rosemarie Siggins from Pueblo, Colorado, is a car nut: she's been into cars, trucks and all things automotive since the age of three. She also has only half a body – but she doesn't let her disability stop her from rebuilding a 1968 Mustang which she plans to race. Born with a rare genetic condition that meant her legs were deformed and without sensation, Rose had her legs amputated as a young child. However, she is determined not to let this get in the way of living her life, even giving birth to a healthy son seven years ago and she has a daughter. And when people ask her how she deals with her disability, she replies: "This is my reality. This is my normal." View pictures: Rosemarie Siggins family …

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Beating heart on display
Now this an original idea, let's put a disembodied heart on display and watch it pump blood out all over the place. This was displayed at the AHA's 2008 Heart of New York Gala, which took place at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City…

The making of sculpted baby cake
The Making of Sculpted Baby Cake. The Making of a lifesize Baby Cake for sculpted cake competition, Cake 2006 at NEC Birmingham, UK by Michelle Wibowo. Michelle Sugar art …is it art? Yes, at least she’s a skilled artist!

1/3 patients on transplant list not eligible
1/3 of patients on transplant list not eligible. The list of patients waiting for organ transplants---widely used to promote organ donations---includes thousands who are ineligible for the operations, according to statistics kept by the national network that manages the allocation of organs. More than a third of the nearly 98,000 patients on the list at any one time are classified as "inactive," meaning they could not be given an organ if one became available because they are too sick, or not sick enough, or for some other, often unexplained, reason. Although the need for organs far outpaces the supply, critics say the large number of inactive patients on the list may signal that potential recipients are languishing in limbo too long and that including them could mislead potential donors, recipients and policy-makers about the magnitude of the need…

Lion Breaks a Woman’s Ribs During a Video Shoot
What part of king of the jungle don't you understand…

Dry Ice Compilation
These guys compile a bunch of clips of them tossing dry ice bombs around the outside of their house…

Lumbering Robot of Theo Jansen
Many eons ago, wooden robots once roamed the land. Well no, not really. But this Robotic Goliath was created by Theo Jansen, a Dutch artist and kinetic sculptor…

Some Filipino Men Honor Christ by Getting Crucified
I couldn't find any videos of people raising themselves from the dead, so this will have to do. Happy Easter and stuff…

Butterfingers
At once…anthropomorphic sequencer is the order of the day in this clip for Bomb the Bass’…

You can go home again, even at 52...
You Can Go Home Again, Even At 52.. Bad Economy Forces Some 'Children' To Move In With Parents After being laid off from her job as an events planner at an upscale resort, Jo Ann Bauer struggled financially. She worked at several lower-paying jobs, relocated to a new city and even declared bankruptcy. Then, in December, she finally accepted her parents' invitation to move into their home — at age 52. “I'm back living in the bedroom that I grew up in,” she said. Taking shelter with parents isn't uncommon for young people in their 20s, especially when the job market is poor. But now the slumping economy and the credit crunch are forcing some children to do so later in life — even in middle age...

High speed boat collision
This smaller speed boat driver must have major peripheral vision blindness, there is no other way to explain how he completely missed seeing the coastguard boat…

Painful things Hillary Clinton knows or should know
She can’t win the nomination because…14 reasons…

Personality test
This test will assess your thought patterns and behavioral tendencies. It takes approximately 10 minutes to answer the questions…

How to Make a Button
Miranda July shows us how it’s done. Know in addition to a bunch of shorter movies and her website describes her as a "performance artist"--all of which is true--but we know her best from her pieces of fiction and the slim yellow collection of them she put out last year called No One Belongs Here More Than You. Here's a cute, pageview-intensive blog she made for that book, and here's the rest of her stuff…

McCain meets Sarkozy
McCain meets Sarkozy, comments on China. Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain said Friday that China is harming its world image with its crackdown in Tibet and expressed hope Beijing would seek a peaceful solution to the crisis. McCain did not discuss the issue during a 45-minute meeting with French President Nicolas Sarkozy, but told reporters later the subject was "one of the first things I would talk about if I were president of the United States today." China's crackdown "is not correct," McCain said in the courtyard of the French presidential Elysee Palace. "The people there are being subjected to mistreatment that is not acceptable with the conduct of a world power, which China is," McCain said in response to a question by a Chinese television journalist. "There must be respect for human rights, and I would hope that the Chinese are actively seeking a peaceful resolution to this situation that exists which harms not only the human rights of the people there but also the image of China in the world." The White House has urged Beijing to respect Tibetan culture and multi-ethnicity in its society. McCain was in Paris for a matter of hours at the end of a weeklong tour of the Middle East and Europe. He was traveling as part of a U.S. congressional delegation—including Sens. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., and Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.—that visited Iraq, Jordan, Israel and London…

ABC pop up
ABC3D…ONE OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND INNOVATIVE POP-UP BOOKS I HAVE EVER SEEN…

You suck at Photoshop 9...
You Suck at Photoshop #9 Donnie Hoyle gets as close to a pair of tomatoes as he'll ever get…

Liquid Nitrogen Into A Swimming Pool
This is what will happen if you throw liquid nitrogen into your swimming pool…

Mommy's boy...
I think his mommy pampered him a bit too much when he was younger. In fact she's probably still breast feeding him today…

Biker in Tibet Gets Brutally Beaten with a Brick
Apparently everyone watching this is simultaneously walking on hot coals…

lottery winner George Wass married to his sister Alice...
Lottery winner George Wass married to his sister Alice. A married couple who won £5.3million on the lotto are brother and sister. George and Alice Wass share the same mother from different relationships. The couple, who live in a caravan on an East London tip, met in 1983 when she traced her family roots. But the pair insist they had been told at the time they were not related. Alice, 61, said last night: "I showed my mother photos of George and she said she'd never seen him before in her life." They were introduced as long-lost brother and sister 25 years ago - and ended up as husband and wife…

Scuba Diving Cat
I have never seen a cat that likes water. This one of the coolest videos of ever seen…

Gunshot remix
A real-life version of the Call Of Duty remix clip…

We're 40 years from global catasstrophe...
We're all doomed! 40 years from global catastrophe - and there's NOTHING we can do about it, says climate change expert. By 2040, the world population of more than six billion will have been culled by floods, drought and famine. The people of Southern Europe, as well as South-East Asia, will be fighting their way into countries such as Canada, Australia and Britain. We will, he says, have to set up encampments in this country, like those established for the hundreds of thousands of refugees displaced by the conflict in East Africa. Lovelock believes the subsequent ethnic tensions could lead to civil war. Crackpot or visionary, the fact is that more and more people are paying attention to Lovelock, and that he, himself, supports the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) - the influential group who shared the Nobel Peace Prize with former American vice president Al Gore for their campaigns on global warming. Lovelock also says that Margaret Thatcher and the Queen are "sympathetic" to his views…

Loser Kids Film Themselves Vandalizing Everything
These kids should be taken to the vet and put down. At least they were retarded enough to post it on YouTube and get caught…

Tattoos could be good for your health - tattooed vaccines -
We may all be getting tattoos in the future - tattooed vaccinations against disease, that is. German researchers have shown that tattooing is a more effective way of delivering DNA vaccines than intramuscular injection. Dr. Martin Mueller and his team at the Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum (German Cancer Research Centre) in Heidelberg published their findings in the online open access journal, Genetic Vaccines and Therapy. Using a coat protein from the human papillomavirus (HPV, the cause of cervical cancer) as a model DNA vaccine antigen, they compared delivery by tattooing the skin of mice with standard intramuscular injection with and without the molecular adjuvants that are often given to boost immune response. The tattoo method gave a stronger humoral (antibody) response and cellular response than intramuscular injection, even when adjuvants were included in the latter.

Awesome Compilation Of Fighting & Falling
Some the best internet fights & falls all in one video…

Stupid Girl Owns Herself Jumping Off a Big Box
Her loss of teeth came in handy…She was much more efficient this time…

Candidates and Iraq
Candidates assess Iraq on fifth anniversary. The Democratic presidential candidates offered a sharply different take on the Iraq war from that of GOP Sen. John McCain as each candidate observed the war's fifth anniversary Wednesday. In sharp contrast to the Democrats, McCain argued in a statement that the situation in Iraq had dramatically improved and that U.S. troops must remain there. Watch President Bush defend the invasion of Iraq » "America and our allies stand on the precipice of winning a major victory against radical Islamic extremism. ... Important political gains have also been made, but far more must be done in coming months to cement the gains made in huge cost in American blood and treasure," McCain said…

Bugatti Veyron vs. Eurofighter
An European sports-car and a RAF fighter jet…wonder what would win a drag race? Do you really…

Man Gets Hit in the Face with a Hammer During an Interview
He must've had a screw loose in his head…

Minister found Cheesus...
Minister says he found 'Cheesus'… People expect to see images of Jesus at a church, but even the pastor was astounded with what he found there in a bag of Cheetos…

Pilot's gun on plane discharges...
Pilot's gun discharges on US Airways flight. The Airbus A319 plane landed safely and none of the flight’s 124 passengers or five crew members was injured, according to the statement. It was a full flight. An airline spokeswoman said the plane has been taken out of service to make sure it is safe to return to flight…

Security Camera Captures A Shooting In Toronto
Surveillance footage of a gunman who killed one man and injured five others in the Lawrence Heights neighborhood of North York on Friday Basically if you see the guy do us a favor and knock his teeth in then call the cops…

Horrific Aftermath of a Huge Accident in Russia
*Warning: Graphic* This is even more disgusting than that "do you like seafood?" thing kids used to do all the time in 2nd grade. Or maybe that was just me…

Dumb and dumber criminals
Two kid try to rob a Police Station…

Police Tactics Against Gunpoint
Turn this way and pop a cap in that MOFO…

Probably the Most Disturbing Thing You’ll See Today
You can call me ignorant and uncultured all you want. But, in the end, at least I've never eaten a cow's ***hole…