Matt is back with a new video, doing his now famous quirky dance in 42 countries in a span of 14 months.

The song, sung by Palbasha Siddiqui, is Bengali and based on the poem “Stream of Life” from the Gitanjali by Rabindranath Tagore.

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Tom Guilmette, who shoots Red Sox games in HD for living, shares a video blog of how he uses his $94,700 Sony HDC-910 camera.

I use a Sony HDC-910 camera head with a 75x (9.5mm to 700mm zoom 1:1.7) Canon HD lens with an optical image stabilizer. The camera head new has a retail price of $94,700.00 and that does not include the viewfinder or the lens! The lens is almost as much! The camera is mounted to a large fluid head on Miller sticks. The fluid head is the Vinten Vector 70 and I would ague that this is the best hard camera pan head ever made.

Fox News anchor E.D. Hill thinks Obama fist pound is a terrorist jab!

“A fist bump? A pound? A terrorist fist jab? The gesture everyone seems to interpret differently.”

Looks like E.D. Hill has lost her show on Fox News because of this. And for those wanting getting in with the new gesture, here is fist pounding 101 from Pat Buchanan!

Jon Stewart’s take on the Obama “Bitter” remark controversy, Hillary Clinton chugging beer and drowning shots, and about a Presidential candidate being elite.

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There has been a buzz about video on Flickr recently, and now it’s a reality. You can now upload and share videos on Flickr, the only exception being—you can only share the first 90 seconds of the video in your photostream. Here is a test video I uploaded:

In other Flickr news, they have increased file upload size to 20MB per files for pro users and 10MB for members with free accounts.

What would you think of Kenyans singing the Indian national anthem? Australians singing the Lebanese national anthem? Japanese singing the Turkish national anthem? French people singing the US anthem?

Check out the four Anthems, as part of the films to be shown on Pangea Day, May 10, 2008.

Pangea Day is a global event bringing the world together through film.

Why? In a world where people are often divided by borders, difference, and conflict, it’s easy to lose sight of what we all have in common. Pangea Day seeks to overcome that – to help people see themselves in others – through the power of film.

A mini sutra introducing Guru Pitka. Mariska Hargitay!