My friend Ralph Craig pointed out this clip in showing a 29-year-old woman, who had been born deaf, hearing her own voice for the first time: She described the experience on her blog here. by … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: October 2011
Seen on a Moscow highway: by … Continue reading
All this for a sheep joke: by … Continue reading
An impressive bit of puppetry: by … Continue reading
YouTube now offers automated captioning, but it isn’t quite perfect yet. Here a couple of guys show a short comic film that’s manually captioned with the actual dialog, followed by a second version with the script altered to what YouTube … Continue reading
This is just weird. According to The Boston Globe, a message to students from Senator Scott Brown (R-Massachusetts) on his own website is in fact lifted verbatim from a major speech by former Senator Elizabeth Dole (R-North Carolina) delivered in … Continue reading
A lot of conventional wisdom suggests that Mitt Romney is almost sure to be the Republican nominee for president in 2012. He’s consistently been at or near the top in national polls. He looks and sounds presidential, he’s raised a … Continue reading
A ball rolling down a carefully constructed stair-step xylophone in a forest plays Bach’s “Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring”: It turns out to be an ad for a Japanese cell phone. Would that all ads were this interesting! by … Continue reading
My friend Bruce Sherwood recommended this and I think you’ll find it worth watching. It runs only 15 minutes: Here’s a transcript. by … Continue reading
One more from the Just for Laughs YouTube channel: by … Continue reading