
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EmRZO9fwvk
“Gak do eh jung yo sung,” or “the importance of angles” sez the Korean girl in this shapeshifting viral clip brought to you by either (a) nature, (b) subtle VFX and lighting or (c) witchcraft.
A satisfying, hypnotising timelapse of the cargo vessel MS Renata nipping around Rotterdam port (Europe’s largest and the world’s fifth busiest) in the Netherlands delivering shipping containers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNQzlJCkRMc
A short documentary about cartoonist Charles Addams (originally released as a DVD extra on the Addams Family TV series boxset).
Lifelong fan of run down mansions and cemeteries. Who’d have guessed it?
In case you missed it (it’s been all over the radio and clocked up 700,000 hits on Youtube in the last three days) the not unhandsome Stiofán Ó Fearail leads the students and staff of Coláiste Lurgan in yet another stonking as gaeilge cover – this time Avicii’s Wake Me Up.
Previously: Taitneoidh Sé Seo Libh
Alan Weldon writes:
I thought you might like to see a round up of some short videos from the first Dublin Comic Con which finished last night. A great day out in the National Show Arena, Swords
Recorded at Don Quixote’s International Music Hall in Felton, California in 2011, musician James Hill demonstrates a ukulele modified with hockey tape, chopsticks, a comb and a rubber thimble from which he coaxes the most unlikely techno and hip hop beats.
After some charming preamble the music starts around 3.40.