The University of Nottingham in England is producing a series of short science videos about chemical subjects.

Because of the recent, unusual amount of snow in the U.K. they have made one about snow:

Here’s the “periodic table of videos” index.

This is an offshoot of the LOLcat site I Can Has Cheezburger.

See more famous look-a-like faces.

James Helfield is a member of Metallica.

The movie attempts to show religions in a ridiculous light, and mostly it succeeds, but the producers didn’t take a straightforward approach.

Bill Maher admits that he and the film’s producers used a fake name for their film to put people whom they interviewed off guard.

“We never, ever, used my name. We never told anybody it was me who was going to do the interviews. We even had a fake title for the film. We called it ‘A Spiritual Journey.’

That’s dishonest and they should be ashamed of themselves.

This is Thunderfoot’s favourite video in his series, “Why do people laugh as creationists?”

It’s scary: She’s almost incoherent but she knows what she believes. If you want to know more about Sarah Palin, in her own words, this is a good place to start:

Thanks to Thunderfoot for creating this educational video.