Showing posts with label The Daily Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Daily Show. Show all posts

Friday, February 25, 2011

Friday Night Videos

I had a good week at work....some big changes are coming in our department and I'm kind of relieved. I love my job and enjoy my coworkers, but there has been tension in upper management that was beginning to trickle down. So much so, that when the changes were announced, and I returned to the office from a meeting, there was a noticeable change in the atmosphere. We have yet to see how these changes will truly affect us, though, right?

Here is my collection of videos for this week.

First up is Jon Stewart with Donald Rumsfeld. (I know. I hear it,too: the music of the emperor from Return of the Jedi. Am I right?) I have to say that I think Jon Stewart is so fun to watch and I love this interview:


Richard showed me this one about milk vs. malk vs. melk:

I enjoy playing Angry Birds on my phone and I thought this birthday cake was super cute:

When we were kids, we used to make snow hills in our back yard. And we had a very big back yard....but this is incredible:

I used to love watching Animaniacs...as an adult I find that it's a lot deeper than I remember knowing back when I watched it:

Speaking of the universe, this is a crazy time lapse video of the stars:

My last video for the week is a fun 'trailer' video:

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Friday Night Videos

It's been such a LONG week, but here's what I found:

I'm excited to see how the "new" Dr. Who season goes with a new Dr. Who:


I still haven't seen Avatar (or the Blue Ferngully), but I thought this was hilarious!


How sweet is this puppy!? I don't think I could have let him struggle for as long as the camera man/woman, but he's a cute little guy:


that's what I found this week. Impressive, eh?
So, here are some oldies, but goodies, that still make me smile:




Monday, February 9, 2009

Dick is Such a Dick

One of my favorite segments from Jon Stewart. I thought this was fantastic:

Monday, January 26, 2009

Obama Doing Great

Here we are, not quite a full week in to our new presidency and so much has already changed. President Obama is already making good on so many campaign promises.
~Closing of Gitmo
~Ending what is perceived as tortuous handling of prisoners
~Tackeling the economy in a bi-partisan way
~Overturning the gag rule on abortion
~Tighter fuel standards for cars
~Loosening some restrictions on stem-cell research

One of my Flickr contacts: jurvetson mentioned a quote from then candidate Barack Obama, which I love:
When asked a question about math and science education, he answered: “A whole generation got into math and science because of Apollo. The President has to talk about it in a way that has not been done recently. It’s a subtle thing. In the last several years, I have been shocked by the degree of anti-intellectualism that has been promulgated by the Bush Administration. He jokes about being a C student. ‘I’m not big on science. I know what I think.’ Kids absorb that. I’d like to spend eight years extolling the importance of science and technology and problem solving and critical thinking.”

I love following politics. I'm clearly more happy when "my guy" is in office. I love the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Here are two scenes from the same show that I just loved: I love the "STFU face" - ha ha ha ha ha! too funny!

Friday, October 3, 2008

Post Veep Debate

I joined millions of Americans in watching the Vice President debate.

#1: Sarah Palin - was charming at times and resurrected the strong looking character from the Republican Convention. In recent weeks, she has lowered her bar so low that her mediocre performance shined and shocked people into thinking she had done a spectacular job. She's a terrible debater and changed the topic back to energy multiple times rather than answering the question at hand. While watching, I kept feeling like she'd been given specific phrases that she'd memorized and she stuck to those few facts she could remember. And really, that winking, tick thing she has, was driving me crazy.

#2: Joe Biden - is an experienced debater and started out fairly slow but when it came time to really hit hard, he did...but he did it well. He stuck to the theme that it's John McCain and Governor Palin - he didn't attack and came out shining like a diamond - and not because he'd lowered the bar of expectation. He got personal and really showed the public WHO he is. I didn't know much about him and was pleased and moved to see something about his family.

factcheck.org has the candidates true facts laid out

I will soon tackle each candidate's health care plan because McCain has a terrible plan that, if enacted, will not serve you or me or anybody you know.

In this time of financial crisis, let's get real about the people who are losing their homes. Indeed, I hope this bailout, rescue plan really gets things back on course because any one of us could be in this place:


To end this, I want to share a good laugh with you.
The Daily Show gives me get a good laugh: