April 4th, 2009
impressive . kid . ted . violin
Sirena Huang, 11 year old at the time of the video, dazzles the audience with her violin for about 25 minutes.
She also talks about why the violin means so much to her and how it relates to technology, entertainment, and design.
April 4th, 2009
brain . memory . psychology . sound
It’s no surprise that sounds are closely tied to memory.
A doctor named Hideto Tomabechi uses subliminal sounds to create ringtones that promises to control the brain. For example, if you listen to a certain ringtone of his, it can increase your breast size (if you’re a woman). If you listen to another ringtone of his, then it will encourage hair growth.
I don’t really have any information on this device.
All I know is that it’s capable of slicing your finger off if you get it too close.
April 4th, 2009
environment . invention . tricycle . water
The Aquaduct is an environmentally green tricycle that allows you to purify water while using pedal power.
I think this is an awesome invention, and I would love to see it used by third world countries.
Don’t worry. This isn’t that gross. In fact, it made me smile.
Watch as a mother kangaroo give birth to a tiny little kangaroo and how the little thing grows into a joey.
You know how sometimes you dream about running?
Well, apparently, dogs are no different.
April 4th, 2009
sex . short film
A kid asks his dad where babies come from and then some more questions.
If you don’t know where babies come from, you’re probably too young to be on my site.
April 3rd, 2009
david copperfield
David Copperfield, an American magician and illusionist, performs some magic with the audience.
He asks you to choose any of those little circles, and after following some instructions, he guesses exactly where you are.
April 3rd, 2009
records . world record
Paul Mawhinney of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania has the biggest record collection on Earth.
At the moment, it stands at around 3 million records that he’s collected since 1951.