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All xkcd fans, please don’t miss out the following video.

I Love xkcd from NoamR on Vimeo.

The video is based on xkcd’s comic “xkcd Loves the Discovery Channel“.  Below is the lyrics of “I Love xkcd”.

“Never get old huh?”
“Nope.”
“Do you kind of want to break into song?”
“Yeap.”

I love momentum
I love to engineer
I love this bakery
I love the blogosphere
I love the whole world
And all its messed-up folks

Boom De Yada Boom De Yada
Boom De Yada Boom De Yada

I love your suffering
I love cryptography
I love entangled sheets
And kite photography

I love the whole world
And all it’s mysteries
Boom De Yada Boom De Yada
Boom De Yada Boom De Yada

I love elections
I love transistors
I love weird pillow talk
I love your sister
I love the whole world
The future’s pretty cool

Boom De Yada Boom De Yada
Boom De Yada Boom De Yada

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Visual learning is a good technique to enhance learning.  With the mushrooming of users generated video websites, there are more information that public can access to learn new things.  How you know one of those videos your children or you are watching contains the correct information?

ScienceHack will ensure every science you are watching there are accurate.  Scientists from different fields will filter, screen, and approved the accuracy and quality of the science videos before they are included in the ScienceHack video search engine.  Users can also submit videos to ScienceHack database.  This website is good for the use of teachers and students, as well as general public to know more about science.

Next time you need not to worry that your son will think that bitten by a spider will spidify himself into SpiderMan.

This lecture presented by Doug Zonker was so ‘chicken’. I do learn from this presentation in stead of falling asleep, which is CHICKEN!

Maybe next biology lecture the boring lecturer can just keep on repeating CELL CELL CELL. I hate lecturers who mumble.

You can download the presentation pdf slide from here.