An great show of editing skills and foresight at how good preaching crowds would look at a massiff drum n' bass gig. Nuff said, watch it yo.

This amazing table explores the synergy between live music performance and tabletop tangible interfaces. So interactive right now. Link to developers website - http://www.reactable.com/?media

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An interesting look into the way that the new Mac Books have their casing machined from one piece of solid aluminium. Mac artfully calls it the "Precision aluminium unibody enclosure". The short video features the annoyingly slick Mac designers harping on about a piece of metal getting shaped. An interesting little watch none the less. Watch video

Some cool time-lapse, tilt-shift videos of Sydney. See more [From BoingBoing]

[caption id="attachment_204" align="alignnone" width="580" caption="world map morphed to show population. amazing. i am amazed. amaze."][/caption] ever wanted to know how the world is gonna look in the future? or where all the macdonalds are?

An interesting video with DJ Richie Hawtin discussing the intricacies of how he configures and utilises the dynamic functional ability of his preferred digital DJing setup. Not sure if Allen & Heath are sponsoring this video but it presents some fantastic insights into how this DJ considers his compositions and uses the clever user interface design of Apple's own Traktor DJ Studio. Some DJ purists may choose to avoid this video as automatic beat matching is heavily utilised in this demonstration. Richie puts forward a very strong argument as to why a self confessed vinyl junkie is now an auto beat sync loyalist.

Yeah it's immature, yeah most 'cool' people will scoff at you for laughing at one, but by jimminy doesn't a good poo joke tickle ya fancy?!... if 'no' then don't bother clicking this link which shows some very inventive ways of considering a poo. Tehe... poos

The only problem with the TED talks is that there is so many inspirational ideas and discussions caught on film that it is difficult to decide what or who to watch first. I'll help you out. Watch this interesting presentation about how much or more rightly, how little we know about the World's oceans. Fact: The current annual NASA Space Program budget could fund the current budget for the American NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) Ocean Exploration program for 1600 years. Why are we looking up and not down? Watch Robert Ballard talk oceans