Viral Video! ‘Welcome to the Anthropocene’ Earth Animation
Published April 28, 2012 | 
Team Altman truly amazing video Welcome to the Anthropocene Earth Animation!
On occasion when we have the pleasure to view something inspirational or that leaves you in a state of wonderment we can’t wait to share the discovery, and this awesome video is no exception. In three minutes the video maps every land and water transportation route on Earth through the past 250 years of human history.
It begins during the Industrial Revolution in 1750 in England and then spreads across the globe, and those changes are slow until the enormous acceleration that started during the 1950s. Then the Globalization of the past several years has energized and greatly-fueled the fastest and greatest series of changes that mankind and Earth has ever seen. Be sure and check out the “narrated version” below for deeper insight into the video’s amazing timeline of what has happened.
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‘Welcome to the Anthropocene’ Earth Animation Narrated Version!
Viral Videos! 3D Printing Primer with Lisa Harouni
Published April 22, 2012 | “With 3D printing, we can actually create structures that are more intricate than any other manufacturing technology — or, in fact, are impossible to build in any other way.” - (Lisa Harouni)
We are amazed every day the advancements in technology to perform functions and tasks that end in the creation of many things both digital and what we are able to touch and hold. 3D printing is one area of technological development that the old adage, “to see is to believe” really applies. Except what we see here is no magic… but reality.
Lisa Harouni is the CEO of Digital Forming (and founder), a company that develops the software application side of “3D printing,” and the new generation of processes and the development of design tools required to run the 3D printing processes. Interestingly, Lisa has a background in economics, and was part of the G7 Economics team at Deutsche Bank AG, before she decided to move over to the consumer products business.
Lisa Harouni is a forerunner of the next wave of entrepreneurs breaking upon us, and wants to make it easy for anyone to design and create tailored custom-made products at the single click of a button. Prepare yourself to be amazed and understand the rapid advancement in technologies!
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Viral Videos! A Dramatic Surprise on a Quiet Square!
Published April 15, 2012 | Team Altman Awesome Viral Video! A Dramatic Surprise on a Quiet Square!
Okay… whenever we view a video that leaves us saying “WOW,” “AWESOME,” or COOL… and even all three. We know it’s a video we need to share with everyone. This video actually reminds us of the crowd reaction to spontaneous “flash mobs,” which we guess are the people involved in pulling off this amazing video in front of the instant live audience created once the button is pushed, and the non-stop action starts! Would you push the Button!
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Viral Videos! Titanic SUPER 3D!
Published April 14, 2012 | Team Altman Super Viral Video! Titanic SUPER 3D!
If any video should qualify as a “Super Viral Video,” this would lead the pack of recently released videos. Of course, it takes advantage of the 100th anniversary on April, 15th to parody the actual sinking of the Titanic on its maiden voyage in 1912, along with the release of “Titanic 3D” to mark the 10th anniversary of the original James Cameron feature. The video takes a lighthearted approach to the “remake” and is actually quite good and best of all FUNNY!
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Viral Videos! Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) FIFA 2010!
Published April 8, 2012 | Team Altman Viral Video! Shakira – Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) FIFA 2010 Official Video!
We thought we would spotlight what is currently the most viewed video on Youtube with over 459 million views to date and growing every day. It has not only Shakira (a great reason to watch any video), but includes great soccer action to go with an inspiring song for Africa. So, whether or not its soccer or music, YouTube viewers continue watching the video regularly, and we don’t blame them. That’s why we’re spotlighting it for your viewing pleasure!
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