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  Toolz of the New School: The Million Marijuana March

  (Shock)
  [ 4:56 - from eGuiders ]

  For the annual Pot Parade in New York, Toolz delivered a riotous time for all. This already ridiculous freak fest of paranoid stoners is compounded by an overwhelming police presence. The Toolz family attends the parade dressed up as narcs, imitating the undercover police—because hey, what are they gonna do? Arrest them for impersonating an officer impersonating normal people? view

  

  Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
  Co-Founder, eGuiders
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  Teacher Hits Student

  
  (Shock)
  [ 0:21 - from YouTube ]

  This video is shocking to say the least, but I've got some serious doubts about its authenticity.  Where is this?  Who is filming the troublemakers?  And is it me, or do these students look like grown men?   view

  

  Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
  Co-Founder, eGuiders
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  HACKING IS EASY!

  (Mashup)
  [ 2:45 - from Vimeo ]

  Hacking is easy, and the best hackers look like Matt Damon. This cheesy educational video was doctored by the found footage masters over at Everythingisterrible.com . Pro-tip: computer hackers love magnified plaid. view

  

  Camera Expert & Content Creator Michael Tapp
  Content Creator | Shooter | Camera Tech 
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  Whistling Wind Ritual with Marion Weinstein

  (Pick-me-ups)
  [ 1:55 - from YouTube ]

  Marion Weinstein, a New York comedienne, witch, author and a totally unique individual died in July 2009. In the 1960’s she originated a very funny radio show, Marion’s Cauldron. Even in her elder years, she continued to combine politics, witchcraft and comedy in a unique way. Many of her rituals can be found on YouTube, and some of them are wildly funny and poignant. Her odd and somewhat squeaky voice, as well as the way she presented herself, made many people think she was simple and not smart. But Positive Magic is beautifully written and quite brilliant. She was always much deeper and more savvy than many in the world gave her credit for... Here is one of her funnier videos...  view

  

  NPR Correspondent Margot Adler
  NPR correspondent, Morning Edition & All Things Considered
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  Apple Knowledge Navigator

  (Time Capsule)
  [ 5:55 - from Google Video ]

  Apple commissioned this video in 1987, depicting their vision of how people would interact with their computers, specifically the Apple ones, in the future. Apparently the future has in store for us a virtual Bill Nye the Science Guy who lives on  your desktop and answers your calls. Great. view

  

  Core eGuider Ian Spector
  Curious Entrepreneur / Author 
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  The Axis of 4 Awesome Chords

  (Mashup)
  [ 5:12 - from YouTube ]

  This video shows that there is a finite number of chord combinations musicians can piece together to make a good beat. What's particularly interesting about the video here is as you listen to the different well-known songs, your ear will instinctively "hear" and recognize each of the songs as the correct one for those chords...until you move on to the next one. view

  

  Guest eGuider Danny Groner
  Freelance Writer and Web Maven
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  Dance moves that rock!

  (Kids / Babies, Pick-me-ups)
  [ 2:45 - from YouTube ]

  Here's a video of cute dancing kids that went viral. The little girl is pretty good, but she's far overshadowed by the redheaded boy, who's re-inventing the art of dance before our eyes.  view

  

  Core eGuider Graham Mason
  Writer, Videomaker, Member of Sunset Television
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  Office Worker Goes Beserk, pt2

  (Shock)
  [ 1:35 - from Live Leak ]

  This is exactly the sort of situation that's scary to watch in person, but looking back later in life you're met with only fond memories. Remember the time Bill flipped out at the office? Yeah... I wonder what ever happened to him. Hopefully Bill got the therapy he needed. We certainly got the laugh we deserved. view

  

  Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
  Co-Founder, eGuiders