John's Mixed Sketchpad

Part 1: Part 2: This educational video by Toyo Kyogo (now Mazda) in the 1960's show how the Wankel rotary engine work and its advantages over a conventional piston engine.

From YouTube's blog: It’s hard to believe that just a century ago, YouTube was a fledgling video site for paupers and presidents alike. Today, we celebrate 100 years of YouTube, and we thought we would reflect on our inaugural year with a re-print of our first blog post from 1911. In honor of this milestone, today’s homepage is a reproduction of how you might have viewed it 100 years ago. Check out some of the most popular videos of the time and be sure to try out our new upload mode which summons a horse-drawn carriage to pick up your video submission from your home. Here’s to another epoch of great video! Happy April Fools Day, everyone.

Now in 3D:

My Little Pony + StarCraft =EPIC!!

Video 1: Video 2:

This is what Margarete Baxter usually asks if someone is burning the midnight oil at work.

This video features Ted Williams, a homeless man from Columbus, Ohio, with a God-given talent -- He has a golden voice fit for radio.