Cassandra Gallagher '12 gives us a few Internet goodies to laugh about this week.

Cary Huang created an interactive website that demonstrates the scale of the universe. It's frightening to see how large a Japanese spider crab is. And a dodo bird.

Mark Nisbet grad created his series of short Youtube videos collectively called “5 Minute Wine School,” to teach wine analysis basics and explain the science behind fermentation.

This is pretty sweet. Dergin Tokmak contracted polio when he was just one year old and lost control of his left leg and some of his right leg. The guy learned to walk on his hands.  He is currently the only German artist in Cirque du Soleil's upcoming show, Varekai.

Tom Moore '13 got on the phone with writer David Greenman '00 and director Gabriel Long '09 to discuss their new web series, Checked Out, on Dailymotion.com. 

Watch this video.  Fantasize about Spring Break. Reflect on how young you are.  Isn't that great?

High Brow:

The Park Avenue Armory in New York City just finished restorations in 2011 and has been transformed into a space for a series of art projects. Located on Park Avenue between 66^th and 67^th, it’s just two blocks from Central Park. The video showcases how different projects use this space and some of the restorations that have been made.

Scott Eidler looks at the bullying and double standards being enacted against Youtube sensation Rebecca Black.

Discerning real talent from a multitude of posers on YouTube.

Surprisingly, even Dog the Bounty Hunter's renditions of holiday songs won't turn you away.