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Wow, caffeine inhalers. What a really bad concept! As it is, I can’t imagine inhaling cigarette smoke into my lungs. Now, I’m going to inhale whatever chemical concoction they’ve come up to deliver caffeine directly into my bloodstream via my lungs? Have we become that lazy as a society that we can’t wait to drink our coffee or energy drinks to consume caffeine?
Must be getting old.
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Here’s a YouTube video I made about my first colonoscopy.
Hope you enjoy!
There’s a new clock sheriff in town, and his name is Clocky. This new alarm clock will actually run and hide after you hit the snooze button once so you can’t keep hitting the snooze button again and again. It can even jump 3 feet to get out of your way.
This is a pretty cool way to wake up, although it might scare the shit out of the cats and dog! You can find it at the nanda web site.
Chuck
Just found this video on YouTube, and it’s already a favorite of mine. It’s done by a guy from Canada named Billy who runs the www.verytasteful.com website.
Here’s the video:
He’s got some other great stuff on YouTube, as well as on his website. Check him out!
Chuck
There’s a video site called Revver.com that allows you to share in the ad revenue created by people viewing content and then some advertising. There’s a pretty fair split of revenue - 40% to the content creator, 20% for the sharer, and 40% to Revver.com. I’m guessing if it’s viewed on the Revver.com site without someone “sharing” it, Revver gets the 20%.
Still, this is a great way to make money for your work. If you have some interesting videos, or videos that have hot chicks in them, you can do very well on Revver. I know of someone who has made $1,000s posting videos.
Here’s a video I posted on the Revver.com website:
If you’re interested in making a few bucks, you should check it out and start posting!
Chuck
This is a video I did in response to another video on YouTube about butchering song lyrics. I’m posting it here for my family, as this is kind of an ongoing joke for us (well, for the rest of the family as it’s on me).
Hope you enjoy it!
Saw this video on YouTube, and even though it is an early-stage prototype, I thought it was a very cool application.
Makes you think about some of the other things that you might be able to do with this type of material. Toys that could be used once, temporary art, who knows…
Back to the future, baby.
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