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Elmo Makes a Wedding Dance Floor Appearance

I can verify this video is of a guy in an Elmo suit dancing at a wedding. It really happened. I taped it myself.

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Tommy Sparks “She’s Got Me Dancing”

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This is the Smartest Thing On YouTube: The 10th Dimension

What do you think?  Have you seen anything smarter than this on YouTube?

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Guy Recreates Thriller ALL BY HIMSELF!

This is why the internet was invented.

Yeah, thats all him.  All of it.

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Music Video Tells Me That 2+2=VAGINA


Show Me Your Genitals Pt. 2 – Watch more free videos

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Tech Yourself Fool: The Flip vs The Kodak Zi6

The new Tech Yourself Fool episode is out and its up on Hell Yeah Bitch! .com before it goes on ToastedRav.com because I love you.


Tech Yourself Fool: The Flip vs The Kodak Zi6 from Mike Flynn on Vimeo.

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Watch This: This Dude is Pissed About Sign Design

Note: It has naughty language.

This dude rocks.

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Twice the country! Twice the ugly! …all in one video!

Holy. Crap.

So who’s the monster?  Me (and you) for laughing at them or the dumb asses in their lives that are telling them “You sound great!” and “No, no one will think this is weird…you look great!”

Trick question.  The answer is: The conjoined country singers.

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A Time Lapse of Wednesday @ Work

Here is a time lapse from the view of my iMac in my office at work as I sat in front of it working on an upgrade for the new user profiles at ToastedRav.com.

Why?  I bought iStopMotion and had yet to use it.

I think it turned out cool though.


Working Time Lapse from Mike Flynn on Vimeo.

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The Disappointing Lineup For The STL Interactive Festival

When I saw that the St Louis Interactive Festival was announced not long ago, I was excited to hear that finally, someone was organizing something to do with web and interactive media and it was actually in St. Louis as opposed to San Fran or Chicago or wherever!  Needless to say, as a professional web developer that longs for the action of San Francisco and a blogger of over five years, I was completely on board with this, but when I first saw it, it was still in its infancy and I was, as usual, busy with work, so I kind of lost track of it until today when I saw someone retweet something from the festival’s Twitter account. 

Thats how I got to the page with the I guess final line-up of panels at the festival (here).  Don’t get me wrong, I think most of these are solid panel ideas for some people, but honestly I was VERY disappointed with the lack of any video related panels and the fact that there weren’t at least some deep and more high-level discussions.  This isn’t to say I won’t go, and its not to say I wouldn’t love to get on the CSS panel (I consider myself a bit of a CSS ninja, especially for a developer and I am one of the few developers I know that feel that knowing CSS is a major key to being a good developer) but I was really hoping for some topics that covered:

  • Social Network Creation: Should I? Why? How?
  • The New Streaming Video Frontier: Qik? Ustream? Justin.tv? Kyte.tv? How Can You Use This New Medium?
  • What to Make of the Sudden Crush of Semi-Social Entertaiment Sites Rising Up For St. Louis (something I know a little bit about)
  • Creating Video for the Web (Hello!?!  Anyone out there heard of a dude named Bill Streeter that lives in this neck of the woods?!?  …I mean really?! Nothing about video?)
If the organizers come across this, lets talk.  I would love to be apart of this and although I’m not a name like Bill, I have spent nearly the entire last 2 years of my life revolving around blogging and exploring new media (either on this site, or at work writing 2 different blogging platforms and helping in getting ToastedRav.com off the ground.)  Beyond myself, maybe get the guys from imthere.com involved if they haven’t escaped to San Francisco yet to discuss more deep and developer-related topics.
Look, I like the idea of introducing blogging and social media to a new crowd, but don’t neglect the more advanced users.