Number 6, Rover & The New Number 2.
[Found here.]
Inspired by a version of the opening sequence of this clip called ‘What does it feel like to fly over planet Earth?’, I tracked down the original time-lapse sequence taken on the International Space Station (ISS) via NASA, found some additional ones there, including the spectacular Aurora Australis sequences, and set it to a soundtrack that almost matches the awe and wonder I feel when I see our home from above.
Time lapse of Earth at night is VERY cool.
For all the haole napo’opo’o here, John Prine‘s “Let’s Talk Dirty In Hawaiian” fills in the gaps.
Walk Off The Earth performs The Beatles‘ “From Me To You.”
Cowboy Mouth Rocks the House. From the Utoobage comments:
part theater, part revival, part frat party, part mardi gras. you will be forever changed after a CM show, whether fred sprays you with sweat, tosses you a drum stick, snarls-smiles, exhorts you to leap, sing or get down. its a jolt of energy. you wont need caffeine for days.
The late Rick Danko‘s acoustic version of “When You Awake.” RIP Levon Helm.
That’s a wrap. Have a great weekend, folks.
Obviously some are better at it than others, and yes, I think that’s Al Franken in the middle leading the group.
[Found here.]
Update: If you find yawning contagious, whatever you do, don’t click this, this or that.
Update 2: See Dana’s comment below for the story behind the photo.
Welcome current & former members of The Bison Glee Club!
Here’s a photo key for anyone who wants to identify individual choir members. Click on it to view full size.
[Found here.]
Meet Beta, a woman from Venus who collects alien monsters as a hobby. She’s the heroine of La Nave de los Monstruos (Ship Of Monsters), a classic film that’s showing tomorrow as part of a celebration of Mexican science fiction in New York. Star Lorena Velázquez appeared in 300 movies, alongside legendary Mexican masked superhero El Santo, who defeats a Martian invasion in another film.
[Found here.]