Due to my previous post, I just remembered this very hilarious and interesting TED video. Mary Roach (author of Bonk) talks about something not a lot of people would discuss in front of hundreds of people - sex and orgasm! If you want to know more about this very interesting topic then I truly suggest that you watch this! (Later let me know what you think when you brush your teeth.)
Showing posts with label TED. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TED. Show all posts
Friday, June 5, 2009
Brad Benjamin Button's Behind
EVER WONDERED HOW BRAD PITT ACTED ALL THE PARTS (not including the baby part obviously) IN THE MOVIE THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON?
This video will show you how. Digital effects guru Ed Ulbricht (Titanic, What Dreams May Come, Fight Club, Zodiac, Adaptation) explains in this TED video the magic that they worked on for a lot of years to make this movie a reality. Watch and be WOW-ed by the technology that was used. Think of the future of movies where reality and digitally created worlds collide. It may actually make you start guessing and thinking if what you see is what it really is, vice versa.
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behind the scene,
benjamin button,
brad pitt,
Ed Ulbrich,
TED
Sylvia Earle on Google Earth and her TED wish of protecting the ocean
What a better way to start a geeky blog than to start it with my geek porn - TED. I am not sure if you guys (assuming I already have a lot of readers) already tried using Sylvia Earle's Google Earth. It is quite amazing. We all know that the Earth is made up of a looooot of water. With Sylvia Earle's idea we can now see what goes on in the ocean - the reefs, fishes, MARINE LIFE! Now if you have 18mins to spare right now I totally suggest that you watch this video. It will be 18mins of your life worth spending. Not only will you be entertained and amazed by the video but you will also be made aware of the decline of marine life and hopefully, let you start do something about it.
Labels:
geek porn,
google earth,
ocean,
sylvia earle,
TED,
ted prize
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