Pretty catchy song about the music industry and all its glory.

A short summery about the effects of fluoride on people and the research done on it by top, Harvard associated, PhD scientists.

Some French robots teach a boy how to talk.

A University of Calgary study shows how neurons are damaged by mercury.

Mr. T. Recruits the Foo Fighters to quit their jibber jabber and do what they were meant to do all along: fighting fools.

National Geographic disassembles a Ford to examine the footprint of a single car, showing that its parts come from all over the world. More at the National Geographic website. http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/human-footprint/?source=4003

"Buyer beware: Those cut-rate prescription drugs are not always what they seem to be, as a National Geographic investigation of illicit trade demonstrates." (myspace)

Granted she only does this once, but a million dollars in ten seconds is pretty damn sweet!

From the Canada Vignettes compilation. Shorts like this one were on CBC all the time when I was a kid. Really wonderful, animation.

Classic Sesame Street.

Embedded into technology, one man finally unhooks, giving it all up.

Geoff Lawson talks about how his agriculture designs recovered deserts in the Mideast, converting the dead, salty soil to food producing land in a matter of months.

An interview in Lynchburg Tennessee about the upcoming election. Around 1:40 An older lady talks about how she doesn't like that Senator Obama (not Bahama) has stated that he would want to be sworn in on the Koran, instead of the bible.

A beautifully animated video.

Aside from his work on electromagnetism and engineering, Tesla is said to have contributed in varying degrees to the establishment of robotics, remote control, radar and computer science, and to the expansion of ballistics, nuclear physics, and theoretical physics. -Wikipedia