L’Ogre has created a wonderful music video for the song 70 Million, by the band Hold Your Horses! In the video, various art masterpieces are recreated with stunning accuracy, creating a beautiful montage of creativity.

70 Million by Hold Your Horses ! from L’Ogre on Vimeo.

The benchmark for useless talents is constantly shifting, evidenced by this video of a German game show. Here we see a young girl, blindfolded, with the uncanny ability to detect the identity of a Star Wars figurine by simply placing it in her mouth. I will leave the erotic ramifications of this talent to your own twisted imagination, but the video will clearly speak for itself. How does one stumble upon this ability? I guess we all have a purpose after all.

If you happen to own a PS3 or Xbox 360 and are looking for great media-streaming software, then TVersity is a worthy option. It’s fast, stable and free, my three favorite words when it comes to media-streaming. While it doesn’t support as many formats as Java PS3 Media Server, it does benefit from having a simple design, making it more accessible for your average consumer.

TVersity has just been updated to a new beta version and with it comes some pretty cool new features.

Download Version 1.8:

Pro edition

• Completely new off-screen browser, based on Google Chromium: runs out of process for increased stability and solves all the known issues with premium content (it used to occasionally fail to start on some systems).
• Premium content site are now defined in an external file (osb.xml), advanced users can easily add their sites.
• List of supported websites can now be updated without requiring a new release, so expect many new sites to be added and pushed to you from now on. (Advanced users should send us their additions since from time to time we overwrite your osb.xml automatically).
• New premium content sites:
  • CNN
  • Food Network
  • HGTV
  • Snag Films
  • YouTube Movies and Full Episodes

All Versions

• Update and expand YouTube support to include subscriptions, favorites and playlists by user (in addition to user video uploads which were previously supported). Also support adding YouTube content by search queries (replaces the “by tag” category which YouTube has obsoleted).
• Various minor bug fixes.

A UFO was spotted in the skies of Scotland last Saturday, captured on video by a retired railway engineer by the name of George Donnan. The quality of the video is pretty bad, which leads me to believe their is no trickery going on. Besides, you’re not going to see any smoking gun here, not conclusive evidence of something one way or another. What you will see is something unusual, something in the skies over Scotland that has a definite glow. It’s not a meteor or space ju8nk re-entering the atmosphere as it is moving far too slow.

On filming the object, he noticed that it seemed to occasionally disappear and pulsate, and seemed to be travelling upwards.

While uncertain of the size or how far away the object was in relation to where he was, he said that it appeared to be over the nearby hills and was disappearing behind clouds, suggesting that it was quite a distance away and a large size.

Mr Donnan dismissed the possibility that the object was either an aircraft or a Chinese lantern, the reason for many ‘UFO’ sightings, saying that the object appeared too large, and that the light wsa too bright to be a Chinese lantern and that the lights did not correspond to the usual lights displayed by an aircraft.

He noted that it also seemed to be travelling in a straight line, which would be unlikely to be the case if it was a sky lantern being blown by the wind.

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