The most incredible soccer kick ever?

The most incredible soccer kick ever?

Replay your scene

First ideas
(These are the first rough ideas, let's see how far we get ;) )

I was thinking about a new contest/competition.
Think about your favourite movie scene. Got it? Do you know the lines? Ok, here we go:
Now pick your mobile or another camera and play your favourite movie scene by yourself and record it.
After that you can edit it (or not) and upload it. (Don't know where, maybe we'll get a solution for that)
Others can rate your movie scene.
If you got the most rates you'll win something (Hmm, what could this be...)

I'd like to mention that I first of all thought about people who have no professional education as actor/actress.

There could be different categories: male/female, playback/original voice, best performance and many more...

Why
For fun.
To discover unknown talent.
To bring new faces to the screen.

Maybe we can develop this thing together...

I Love My Shigacorn~~~

(Warning: NSFW, there's a whole lotta cursin' in this here video.)

So everyone knows that Jason Shiga is a cartooning genius. But did you know he drops rap science as one half of The Cuckolds? This is a video of a live performance of their song, "I Love My Shigacorn." I apologize for the crappy quality, but all I had to work with were 30 second video clips from an ancient digital camera. Hope you dig.

Visions of the Future

Episode One: The Intelligence Revolution Episode Two: The Biotech RevolutionEpisode Three: The Quantum RevolutionIn case you didn't catch this amazing 3-part BBC documentary from last year, I'm posting it here. Because everyone needs to see it. It's presented by one of my favorite physicists -- and probably my favorite Asian American that I don't know personally -- Michio Kaku. The third part, The Quantum Revolution, is my favorite just because it's the topic I'm most nerdy about, but they're all fantastic. Eye-opening and intensely thought-provoking. This upcoming century is going to be incredible. And scary. Invisibility? Teleportation? Elevators to space? The friggin' Replicators from Star Trek? They're all coming, probably within this century, thanks to exponentially growing computing power. And with the coming of all this SF-turned-to-real-life technology, also comes all kinds of questions and scenarios for the future of humankind.

Trailers don't get any better than this