A clip show! Here are three fun videos I saw in the last week or two. You may have already seen them, but they're enjoyable to watch again if so.

Firstly, Internet People, a fun song featuring lots of popular names in the blogosphere. I think I recognize most of these, though there are a few I don't. (Via WebbAlert - see that link for a list of everyone mentioned in the video.)

Next, a hilarious video on what a business meeting would be like in the style of web commenters... less well behaved ones than on Dejal, anyway! Warning: not suitable for work (NSFW):

Don't miss the followup from the same people, which is perhaps even funnier (and also NSFW).

Finally, an impressive video that starts out with an aerial view of a picnicking couple, then slowly zooms all the way out to 100 million light years from them... then back in again down to a microscopic level. Along the way, it includes an indication of the scale in powers of ten. Very impressive. (Via Dark Roasted Blend, a great site of interesting images and videos.)

And here's a similar scale-of-things site, as a clickable animation.

Enjoy!

Something I found amusing: I noticed a mention of the Time Out 1.5b1 release on Plateaus.com, a Japanese site (via my site referrers), and auto-translated it to English using Google... admittedly a beta translator. Here's what it came up with:

When work and music are done, (with saying, as for work almost it is Windows but), too unintentionally with continuation sinking, when the air is attached, the eye and the shoulder [gakugaku] is good.

This timeout as at the time interval which is appointed shown under, putting on the thin cover in the picture, (can adjust also transparency), in order to break, you teach. In addition, the script which is executed at the time of sound and start and the end which are let flow when starting and end break (also Automator, AppleScript and the Python script) or the appointment etc of application is possible.

Standard setting is, the public official of the country whether with "micro" break in 10 minutes 10 seconds, with "usually" break in 50 minutes 10 minutes (the [do] [tsu] of is like but), but you are appointment possible by your. It is useful unexpectedly. It is the freeware.

Auto-translation is hard, eh. :)