Youtube becomes an outlet for independent journalism in this video that presents videos of American troops going stir crazy while stationed in Iraq. This is creepy and disturbing footage, definitely NSFW. Although the message would probably be more effective without the text comparing the troops to Nazis, if you care about the Iraq war and seek an alternative to conventional news media, watch this. view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
(How-To)
[ 3:31 - from Comedy ]
Do Unto Others is an ongoing series that involves "screwing with people." Learn how to mess with people, screw with your job interviewer, and make your coworkers uncomfortable in the restroom. Highlights include questionable armpit stains and extreme misuse of equipment. Recommended for fans of the prank. view
Core eGuider Drew Blatman
Filmmaker, Sunset Television
(Cultural)
[ 3:14 - from Vimeo ]
Every parade should be this fun to watch. I don't know if the guy who created this video realizes it, but he made the world look like freakin' Legoland with this frame-by-frame capture of Sydney, Australia's Mardi Gras parade. It's like candy for the eyes. view
eGuider Ezra Soiferman
Award-winning Canuck documentary filmmaker, street photographer and blogger.
(Politics)
[ 5:54 - from Vimeo ]
The White House recieves over 65,000 paper letters and 100,000 emails per week; not to mention the 1,000 faxes and up to 3,500 calls per day. Since President Obama has been in office, he chooses to read 10 of these letters weekly, and responds to each with a hand-written note. This is a behind the scenes look at how the Office of Correspondence selects these 'Letters to the President', and how they are directly responsible for making sure the voice of the American people is heard by getting them in front of the man himself. Next time you think about writing a letter to the White House, do not hesitate, the President of the United States could become your new pen pal. view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
(Nature)
[ 9:50 - from YouTube ]
Artist Leif Maginnis created these stunning sand sculptures in Manhattan and El Segundo beaches, and then turned them into beautiful animated movies using stop-motion and time lapse photography. I especially like the way (at about 4:45) the ocean cascades over the artwork, shaping it and then making it all disappear. The music is LTJ Bukem's "Breezeblock Mix". view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
(Eco / Green, News, Travel)
[ 5:47 - from VBS ]
Ever wonder what a nuclear waste zone is like? Do you know how to communicate and party in Rio? Vice explores the far corners of the world in their series "The Vice Guide to Travel." Watch to get advice and suggestions on where and where not to take your next vacation. view
Core eGuider Aaron Walker
Filmmaker
(Computers / Tech)
[ 2:48 - from YouTube ]
Oh, we finally found a GREAT use for Google Wave! Holy shitake! view
Tech Evangelist Robert Scoble
Blogger, Technology Advocate
(Eco / Green, Science)
[ 4:35 - from Top Gear ]
In this clip, TopGear.com America takes on the challenge of turning a 1981 VW Rabbit into a fast, clean fuel speed machine that can hit 60 MPH in 7 seconds while maintaining a fuel ratio of at least 70 miles to the gallon. It's a tall order. Will they hit it, or will Project Sipster go up in a cloud of smoke?
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Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
