Lionel Messi shares his amazing animated flip-book.
YouTuber etoilec1 is famous online for his impressive and extensive flipbook animations. His latest flip book creation is a tribute to Argentinian soccer captain Lionel Messi. With the added sports reporter and background noise it almost feels like watching an actual soccer match. Impressively, the week old video stands with over half a million views!
Popular list channel All Time 10s has turned its attention to the longest running scripted prime-time show on television: The Simpsons.
As their name implies, they list ten amazing facts about the world renown yellow animated family that the Internet is loving.
“Simpsons did it!”
Donnie Yen vs Bruce Lee
Here’s a really cool video animation that gives us an idea at what it might look like to see legendary martial artist Bruce Lee fight Donnie Yen. The video is called A Warrior’s Dream, and it was directed by Li Jin.
A Warrior’s Dream is a 3D animated short film with photorealistic visual style. The story is about a martial artist’s combat with his imaginary opponent. The martial artist finally realized that the mightiest opponent is himself. The film ends with Bruce Lee’s calligraphy “Walk On”. Thus the director wishes Donnie Yen can walk on as a martial artist like Bruce Lee, the idol of Donnie Yen himself.
Gun manufacturing and sales in the United States is a big business. Especially more so with the re-election of the world’s best gun salesman Barack Hussein Obama.
This Minute MBA video gives a good idea as to why gun control in this country would be very bad for our economy.
Gun manufacturing and sales is big business in the United States — as it turns out, one of the biggest.
In terms of gun ownership, the U.S. is the runaway global leader. There are nearly nine firearms for every 10 American citizens; this proportion is 40% higher than that of Yemen, which ranks second in the world for gun ownership.
Every year, nearly 9 million firearms enter the U.S. market. 5.5 million guns are manufactured domestically, and roughly 95% are eventually sold to Americans. An additional 3.2 million firearms are imported into the U.S. and sold through licensed firearms dealers. Currently there are more than 130,000 of these licensed dealers in the country; to put that number in perspective, the U.S. is also home to 144,000 gas stations, 36,500 grocery stores, and 14,000 McDonald’s restaurants.
Want more comparisons? The firearms industry generates roughly $32 billion in revenue every year — $10 billion more than the Ford Motor Company — and employs 98,000 people, five times more than Google Inc. Furthermore, the gun industry is continuing to grow at an astonishing rate. Connecticut-based Sturm, Ruger & Co., the country’s fourth largest firearm manufacturer, recorded a $180 million increase in revenue since 2004.