Improv Everywhere!

Ever heard this? There are a bunch of leaders of this group who help organize huge events that seem like they are all going off randomly all at once! Take a look at some of this group's more famous acts. Some of these turn out to be incredibly funny! Watch the reactions of the bystanders!:)

1. Frozen Grand Central
2. Grocery Store Musical
3. Food Court Musical
4. Improve Everywhere: Suicide Jumper
5. Improve Everywhere: Best Buy
6. Human Mirror
7. Star Wars Subway Car
8. Who You Gonna Call?
9. Surprise Wedding Reception
10. High Five Escalator

I hope you enjoy the videos and have a grin for the rest of your day!

Lots of Thinking

I am considering making a forum like post area, where readers can discuss things from a variety of topics. How it will work will be I post a topic, and open the comments to anyone to post a comment. I will have at least 5 running "forum" like post at a time. I may close some from anonymous posting sometimes. Send in any ideas! Thanks.

Canada wins most golds ever in Winter Olympic History

Canada has done it. Coming into these games with no golds on home soil in either Winter or Summer Olympics, they leave the games with 14 Olympic gold medals. This beats the previous record of 12 Olympic gold medals. Our first gold came from Alexandre Bilodeau in the men's moguls and our last gold came from a heart stopping Overtime win by Sidney Crosby in men's hockey. Canada and the US dueled it out with hard hits and insane shots in Canada's rematch with the US after losing the first match against the US. The goalies Miller and Luongo were breathtaking and every move was extremely insane. Over the past few weeks, Vancouver has seen many amazing moments that will be talked about for days to come. All in all, congratulations Canada on winning your first home gold and setting the golden standard and I hope to see another amazing Winter Olympic hockey game in the future. Go Canada!

Way Out Of This Year

ROBOTS, Robots, robots. That's what everyone thinks will be the future.
Guess again. There is a program in Germany called the RoboCup German Open where the computer whizzes go to strain their brains. They construct and program different robots to recognize the orange ball as a ball and not a piece of nothing. The robots then play a game of soccer that is as interesting as a normal game of soccer. These robots can be as small as a hand or as big as a three foot tall "giant". The robots can also move by crawling, walking, or rolling.

And a little something from Little Star:
**Looking for more robots?
Here's the RoboCup German Open homepage!
Here's the RoboCup homepage! And another RoboCup homepage...there's a slight difference, though I don't know how...
:)
Little Star**

Thanks for finding those sites, Little Star!