out fox the net

Incredible video art project.

Once you are done with that one, try the parody. Make sure you are not drinking coffee or anything when you watch, you might just ruin your monitor.

I was testing out a new WoW video player here before, so if you are wondering why it was replaced, it was because... it was crap. This robot video is not crap. Thus, robot video.

I have been a big fan of Top Gear, a British... well... car program. You can find a variety of episodes on YouTube (or other video sites) but I had never seen the very first episode before. If you have seen more recent seasons of Top Gear you'll notice a big difference!

It does start off with a very dull van /car thing, but it gets better. Take a look.

Burnt out on YouTube?

In a completely random, round about way I happened to find 2 other video sites that are pretty decent.

Try out both Daily Motion and Meta Cafe. YouTube is king (queen?) but finding more than the typical stuff is a nice change of pace.

There may be inappropriate material at the sites mentioned, since I don't think they are as well supervised as YouTube (I guess), so if you are a sensitive viewer... tread carefully.

Found a base jumping movie called Adrenaline Rush filmed in IMAX at TotalVid. Considering my fear of heights this one raises my hair just to watch.

You can find the video at TotalVid

This is the same site that I just posted about below.

Wikipedia has a nice listing about BASE Jumping. From this article I learn that Base jumping, should be written as BASE Jumping, since BASE stands for

• Building
• Antenna
• Span (bridge)
• Earth (cliff)

Each of these represents the 4 types of structures / places BASE Jumping can be done from. Also a person who completes a jump from each of these categories can apply for a number to commemorate their prowess.

Anyway check out the videos. They are cool.