Entrepreneurs can do anything - a cute video

Found via lecraic's posterous:



This is from Grasshopper.com who want you to join the entrepreneur movement and stimulate the economy. I love the music by Carly Comando. Fair play too to writer Sonja Jacob. Great job.

Tuesday Tune - my theme song?

Raptureponies is asking what your theme song is over on The Blog Pound. For me, it's that tune that comes to you in the happy moments, in the moments you need cheering up or the one you find yourself humming walking down the road or on the bus, much to the amusement of those around you.

My iPod goes practically everywhere with me - I'm far more likely to have that than, say, my bank card or passport. However, as many songs as I have on it, I don't have this one. I'm not sure why, but it's the one that came to me when I read her question today.

I worry sometimes that it's an indication of a subconscious need for friends as validation, rather than me just thinking it's a good tune, but still I come back to it time and again. I have great friends, and yes, it's them I'm normally thinking of when I'm bopping along to this tune.

Andrew Gold - Thank you for being a friend.

Mildly embarrassing? Yes, especially it being the theme tune of The Golden Girls, but hey, it makes me smile, each and every time.

What's your theme song? Head on over to tell Raptureponies!

Oh no, poor Matt Harding!

Don't worry Matt. I'm sure it's not true. Melissa wouldn't do that to you.

I love the whole world, Boom De Ah Dah

I cannot believe I haven't seen or heard of this before. The hair on my arms are tingling. It was the same when I first saw Matt Harding's video, or Paul Potts' first time on BGT ("So, you work in carphone warehouse, and you did that?"), or watching this Discovery Channel tribute.



It does explain this, though!

Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya, prepare to die

Sometimes YouTube is just mega.



Update: just been emailed the Top 10 best Lightsaber mashups. Classic!

Ken Lee (you know, by Mariah Carey?)

Couldn't resist posting this from Bulgarian Idol:



Seriously. I love it.

Kennnnn Leeeee, tulibu dibu douchooo....

The first post - what Web 2.0 is

I can think of no better way to kick this off than by publishing/sharing this You Tube video from Professor Michael Wesch, of Kansas State University. This more than anything I've seen before reignitied my passion for the Internet, has been viewed by millions and embedded on every Internet Geek blog from here to Timbuktu. Enjoy.