VIDEO: Albi The Racist Dragon as seen on Flight of the Conchords

MY sense of humour has often been labeled as "dry." This isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's certainly better than having a wet sense of humour. That's just a little taste of what I mean.

Anyhoo, there's a great show I started re-watching a while back called Flight of the Conchords, which really speaks to my funny-bone. Below is an awe-inspiring clip from the show called Albi the Racist Dragon, which I'm sure all fans will enjoy; as well as any fans of dragons, Albanian boys and good, dry laughter. Enjoy! :)

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VIDEO: Audio-slideshow of what Pietermaritzburg has to offer

AS a build up to 2010, the Witness multimedia team (i.e. the Webmaster and I) sort to produce a series of videos showcasing what Pietermaritzburg has to offer foreign visitors. They also aimed to highlight the Harry Gwala stadium, which was to be a training ground for the Fifa 2010 World Cup.

Needless to say I found it very difficult to motivate myself to produce the following as it was a voluntary, unpaid project. But, I'm glad to say that it's finally done and I hope you enjoy it.

Proudly Pietermaritzburg video

The video has been removed due to copywrite issues. Mango Groove's agents/music corp. were upset that 25 seconds of their (credited) Pennywhistle track was used in the promotional, non-profit video of Pietermaritzburg. They're asking for R36000 in penalties. Let this be a warning to all fellow video-producers

Proudly Pietermaritzburg featuring the tunes of Mafikizolo and Mango Groove. Showcasing Pietermaritzburg history, buildings, famous people and Royal visits, Pmb art & culture, memorial statues, sport and film in Maritzburg.

Related video: Proudly South African (a must see)

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Why South Africa is the ideal host for the 2010 World Cup

World Cup 2010 logoI’ll be honest – I don’t know a great deal about soccer. I couldn’t name two players in the Bafana Bafana team. I can’t even tell when someone is off-sides during a game. However, what I do know is that South Africa is going to be more than ready to host one of the biggest events in our country’s history – the 2010 Fifa World Cup.

Our stadiums are looking good, people are practicing their smiles and our public transport systems are being jacked-up; and despite what some pessimists might say, I firmly believe that all of these will be ready in time.

I also believe that we have some of the most dedicated soccer supporters in the world. I often watch soccer matches with a mate who’s an absolute football fanatic. The excitement is contagious, and in the space of 90 minutes we have made friendly acquaintances with twenty-odd South African strangers in a pub. My verdict of such occasions is that sport is one of the most uniting forces in our country – none more so than soccer.

Today we have more reason than ever to be proudly South African and should be showing it. We have amazing sportsmen and women, unique wildlife, thriving tourist attractions, beautiful landscapes, tantalizing food and drink, films that have topped the box-office charts, art, culture, theatre, music, blissful beaches and South African sunsets – all embedded in a rich and meaningful history.

I’ve produced the following video to illustrate the truth behind these words, with the aim of instilling patriotic sentiments and warm & fuzzy feelings in the hearts and minds of all South Africans near and far. My hope is that this video will give new vigor to what it means to be proudly South African, will make foreigners to our shores in 2010 feel welcome, and will keep all South Africans positive about their country. I present the host country of the 2010 Soccer World Cup:

It’s time to shine South Africa, and shine we will.
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Shine South Africa for the 2010 Soccer World Cup!

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MUSIC: Award-winning Playing For Change: Peace Through Music video

IF you are unfamiliar with the award-winning documentary Playing For Change: Peace Through Music there are a few video clips of this little gem available on Youtube. The first one, featuring Stand By Me, has reached over 13 million views to date, making it one of the most viral videos of 2008 and most certainly one of my top videos of all time. Here's a snippet from the makers:

From the award-winning documentary, "Playing For Change: Peace Through Music", comes the first of many "songs around the world" being released independently. Featured is a cover of the Ben E. King classic by musicians around the world adding their part to the song as it travelled the globe.

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Check out the Playing for Change website for more

Wasn't that great? It really does get those warm and fuzzy feelings deep inside one churning doesn't it? But if you are an unemotional robot who couldn't give a fig about sunsets or puppies and even struggle to shed a tear for a dying relative, then try giving this one a watch:

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DANCING FOR HUMANITY: Where the hell is Matt video

THE dancing video "Where the Hell is Matt?" has seen over 21 million views to date, so you're likely to have seen it before, but if you haven't, you should give it a watch. It takes you to a place of magic and joy and wonder - a place where all the bad in the world is forgotten for 4mins 29secs. It is one of the most viewed viral videos of its time and one of my top dancing videos.

"14 months in the making, 42 countries, and a cast of thousands. Thanks to everyone who danced with me" - Matt Harding

Dancing for Humanity

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Thanks Matt. You Rock.

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