A Danish commercial that shows the evolution of life of a guy from a little kid to an old gramps. Neat effects as it shows how short our life is and how fast time actually passes.

James William of Bugei Trading Company demonstrates accurate cutting techniques using a katana on tatami mats. Definitely some fine display of cutting skills.

Customers ride down the isle in a roller coaster in this new supermarket design in Shenyang City, China. The five floored supermarket lets the customers select items as they go and customers seemed to enjoy the entertaining ride.

British Ashley Revells sells everything that he owned for a value of $136000 and bet all on one spin of the roulette wheel in Las Vegas. A lot of publicity was made before he went and it was even made into a TV show.

An interesting short that shows how toothpicks are actually made. Tree logs are the raw materials needed and initially toothpicks are soft and rough. They are hardened in a dryer for 4 hours at 250 degrees Fahrenheit and talcum powder is used to make it smooth.

Amazing dice stacking tricks and skills by this guy. Definitely lots of dice stacking practices and hardwork. I wish I had skills like these to impress the ladies.

14 year old Ben Underwood is a blind student who uses echo location to ’see’ and was even featured on People Magazine. CBS News correspondent John Blackstone walks along with Ben to see how amazing his sense of hearing is. Ben loses his sight when cancer claimed his eyes when he was two years old.

A commercial for a campaign about people who are saved on winter by the Salvation Army Canada which serves 2.5 million meals to the hungry helped 10,000 people with addictions and provided one third of all shelter beds each night. Give hope today.

Light a match and cover it up with a glass vase in the microwave oven for the setup. Watch the cool plasma effect that follows when you start it up. Don’t try this at home though.

An interesting 47 minutes documentary about the mysteries of Shaolin Kungfu of which access to the Shaolin Temple has only been allowed to visitors in China recently. Shaolin Kungfu may had lost its former glory but it still remains as one of the prominent and powerful martial arts today.