This is my attempt to animate the famous Elements song by Tom Lehrer. (If you want the lyrics, just do a web search for "Tom Lehrer Elements lyrics".) I used the following software to create this: • Visual C# Express • AviSynth • VirtualDub It took me about 9 hours in total. (This is a second version. The original version had a few errors which I've corrected.)
Boing Boing Video proudly debuts "Meet The Elements," a new animated music video from They Might Be Giants. This animated, upbeat ode to the periodic table of elements and how they form our world, appears on the new TMBG kids' album "Here Comes Science." Video directed by Feel Good Anyway. * At Boing Boing, Cory reviews the new album here. www.boingboing.net * Boing Boing post about the video here: www.boingboing.net * TMBG online: www.theymightbegiants.com * Buy "Here Comes Science" tinyurl.com * More Boing Boing Video: boingboing.net * Feel Good Anyway: feelgoodanyway.com (Thanks, John Flansburgh!)
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***********************Its a great honor to have our little cartoon featured on Wired Magazine. (www.wired.com) As the number 5 top video about science. We would be pleased if you saw the other 9 videos featured. www.wired.com **************** A Useless Bay Production of The Elements Song (or the Periodic Table Song) by Tom Lehrer Yes, we are very much aware that "silicone" is not the same as "silicon" however there are silicon piano keys in the picture, if anyone has noticed. We aren't chemists, and we aren't even very good animators over here at Useless Bay. *************** To Students and Instructors: If you would like to use this video please email us and we'll be happy to send you a copy. Please share, post, show, broadcast or transmit, we would be honored to donate our project. We can correct the glaring administrative error in the cartoon, as well and make it a little more family friendly. Gene at Useless Bay Productions ************************* www.myspace.com
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www.bbc.co.uk Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe performs his party trick, which is singing "The Elements" by musical humorist Tom Lehrer.
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Support the band--get the audio AND video of the Grammy Award nominated album Here Comes Science at iTunes bit.ly and the DVD/CD set at Amazon now! bit.ly Video directed by Matt Eller & Bill Morrison of Feel Good Anyway.
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Periodic table song / rap with all the named elements in order. Easy and fun to memorize. UPDATE #4: New supplementary song to help memorize the Symbols: www.youtube.com UPDATE #3: Karaoke version now available: www.youtube.com UPDATE #2: Lyrics are at the bottom... copy and paste! UPDATE: You can now download a slightly revised version of this song as an mp3, at the following URL: bookbusband.com Furthermore, I release this song and this recording under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license. For details of what that means, see: creativecommons.org (It's like the generic Creative Commons Attribution license offered by YouTube, except that you may not use it for commercial gain. And hey, let me know if you do use it!) --------------- My first attempt at rapping... This was a challenge from my sister to help our high school kids memorize the periodic table. Though Tom Lehrer's version is famous, it doesn't include some of the more recently named elements, and (more importantly) it doesn't present them in order. www.youtube.com I highly recommend the TMBG song "The Elements" as a helpful reminder of what the elements are, and also as an example of a really excellent learning song, both educationally and musically. www.youtube.com If you are using this song/video to memorize the periodic table, take advantage of a number of mnemonic devices I built in. All of the "noble" gases except for helium are labeled as such in the song... That means you know you're on <b>...</b>
Add &fmt=18 to url for better sound quality! From 2x12" Danny Tenaglia - Elements Label: Twisted America Records Catalog#: TW24-55408 Format: 2 x Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM Country: US Released: 1997 Genre: Electronic Style: Tribal House discogs.com Fade out by me
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Buy the cards (or the book) here: www.amazon.com 26 month-old Rose from Seattle loves to play "elements cards". We shuffled up the cards of the 50+ she knows (sorry praseodymium fans) and let her show off. Special guest appearance(s) by the alphabet.
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The Fifth Element music video was a student project by Jason Munoz (RyoDrake Productions) in 1997.
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(I COULDN'T UPLOAD THE ENTIRE SONG, SORRY!) Elements -- Wind, Fire, Water, Earth Elements -- Fear, Anger, Sorrow, Joy Pools of sounds fill my mind A universe of shapes Kaleidoscope of colours Stargardens blossom in their solitude Spiral architecture Here I'm standing Here I'm wondering Curiosity, thirst for knowledge Eye for an eye and the whole world will be blind Oceans of madness drowning the hope of mankind What kind of man kills because of ideology? What kind of god justifies violence? I am begging for comprehension While agression tears the world apart Elements -- Wind, Fire, Water, Earth -- Elements (We are star children) Elements -- Fear, Anger, Sorrow, Joy -- Elements (That's what we are made of) Elements -- Wind, Fire, Water, Earth -- Elements (That's what life's made of) Elements -- Fear, Anger, Sorrow, Joy -- Elements (That's what I'm made of) Wind -- Bringer of fright Fire -- Protector Water -- Cleanse my soul Earth -- Be my guide And in the darkest night I won't give up the fight I won't be losing hope I hold on to what is true Elements -- Wind, Fire, Water, Earth -- Elements (We are star children) Elements -- Fear, Anger, Sorrow, Joy -- Elements (That's what we are made of) Elements -- Wind, Fire, Water, Earth -- Elements (That's what life's made of) Elements -- Fear, Anger, Sorrow, Joy -- Elements (That's what I'm made of) Elements -- Wind, Fire, Water, Earth -- Elements (That's what life's made of) Elements -- Wind, Fire, Water, Earth -- Elements (That's <b>...</b>
Boing Boing's Xeni Jardin takes a first look at The Elements for iPad, an iPad-native app that presents the periodic table of elements in an interactive, visually rich interface. Theodore Gray is the author of the project, which is also available in paper book form. The elements are captured in high-resolution photography by Nick Mann. More tech coverage of the iPad and other gadgets at boingboing.net More fun videos from Boing Boing at http
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Yep, Tom Lehrer's fun lil ditty about that big poster you've probably all seen in your local chemistry room. If you can memorize this and sing it to your chemistry teacher, I'm sure they'll most likely give you extra credit. :P This is my movie for my computer class this year, so all that text at the end... that was to fill time and make it the required 3 minutes. o__x Basically all it's saying is this: 15 elements discovered since Tom wrote it, 10 of which have been named. -insert names of those above mentioned 10 elements here. If you want to know them so badly, watch it or look it up on Wikipedia.- Then credits to Tom for making the song and Wikipedia for the extra info about it and those extra elements. And a small disclaimer at the end saying I drew all the pictures in MSPaint. Really, that's all the text at the end is saying. All in all, I think it turned out rather well... I'm happy with it, anyway. The only thing that I really don't like is that it lags a bit around molybdenum and argon-krypton-neon and so on. But I can excuse the last one because he's rattling them off SO FREAKING FAST the program has a hard time keeping up with him. PS: I used the program called PowerDirector to make this.
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Many people have heard of Tom Lehrer's 'The Elements' song. One day I decided to search for it online to memorise some stuff about the elements and found out that Daniel 'Harry Potter' Radcliffe had recently recited it on TV. I wondered what he (and the viewers) might have learnt about the elements by listening to it but shock horror...after listening I realised the song hadn't actually told me anything about The Periodic Table, except what's on it! So I decided to do my own song, specifically about The Periodic Table. The chorus contains the first 36 elements in order up to Krypton. The first verse covers general info about the Periodic table. The second verse lists the Alkali Metals and The Alkaline Earth Metals. The third verse lists the Halogens and the Noble Gases. Let me know if this rap helps you at all...or if it doesn't. Out of interest, if you manage to memorise the chorus, how long did it take. good luck with your studies, or thirst for knowledge. Peace, OK
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Due to popular demand (well my obsession actually!) I have posted my animation with the original Tom Lehrer recording. This song was released on the album More of Tom Lehrer in 1959! If you enjoy the song, try singing it with the backing track, which is also uploaded on YouTube. Each picture in the song represents a possible use of that element. However, since the song was published, there are now 15 more elements have been discovered (some synthetically), and ten of those have been named. The ten are lawrencium, rutherfordium, dubnium, seaborgium, bohrium, hassium, meitnerium darmstadtium, roentgenium and copernicium. I am a primary school teacher from Sydney (Australia), and appreciate any feedback. I hope that you enjoy the video. Below are the lyrics to the song if you are game to have a go. Best of luck! The Elements Song By Tom Lehrer There's antimony, arsenic, aluminum, selenium, And hydrogen and oxygen and nitrogen and rhenium And nickel, neodymium, neptunium, germanium, And iron, americium, ruthenium, uranium, Europium, zirconium, lutetium, vanadium And lanthanum and osmium and astatine and radium And gold, protactinium and indium and gallium And iodine and thorium and thulium and thallium. There's yttrium, ytterbium, actinium, rubidium And boron, gadolinium, niobium, iridium And strontium and silicon and silver and samarium, And bismuth, bromine, lithium, beryllium and barium. There's holmium and helium and hafnium and erbium And phosphorous and francium and <b>...</b>
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Carl Sagan discusses atoms; he explains how they are fused together in the interiors of stars. "Where do the natural occuring chemical elements come from? Perhaps a seperate creation for each element? But all the elements are made of the same elementary particles; the Universe all of it, everywhere, is 99.9 percent hydrogen and helium." This video comes from Carl Sagan's Cosmos episode 9, "The Lives of Stars."
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unisonicascension.com LISTEN WITH STEREO HEADPHONES Beautiful music and binaural beats for effortless relaxation and deep healing by illume in essence. This track is from Unison Vol 3. The binaural beat of this track is in Alpha at at 10Hz speed. www.unisonicascension.com These sound vibrations are a profound way to empower your own healing journey & self-development. They assist you to build stress resilience; generate healthy sleep patterns; develop positive mental health; and access those deep states of relaxation that bring healing to our minds and bodies. Binaural beats directly stimulate neural activity through the use of stereo headphones. Long term use help our brains form new & relaxed neural pathways -- making it easier to become & stay relaxed. The vibrating sound you are hearing is the combination of two different frequencies of pure sound, presented separately to the left and right ears. Sound is normally processed in the auditory cortex of the brain. However, when these two frequencies are heard in stereo headphones, our brains respond in a remarkably different manner -- creating a binaural beat. Binaural beats are calculated by the whole brain. The left & right hemispheres of the brain work in unison to calculate the difference between the two frequencies. As our brain becomes synchronized by this stimulus, we are guided into deep meditative states. This stimulus provides a healthy neurological exercise & meditation experience combined. Binaural beats <b>...</b>
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Let's start a lyrical Google Instant Search meme! Submit your version as a video response. Another creation from the imagination of Whirled web: www.getwhirled.com twitter @getwhirled
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David Newman's Song on YouTube: www.youtube.com - Our own Tom Lehrer tribute song: www.youtube.com - A periodic rap: www.youtube.com - Music montage of chemical reactions: www.youtube.com Our thanks to David Newman for permission to showcase his song. MORE LINKS--- Main website: www.periodicvideos.com Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com And on Twitter at twitter.com Periodic Videos films are by video journalist Brady Haran
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Hank reveals why our love affair with the rare earth elements has a dark side. Like SciShow on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow SciShow on Twitter: www.twitter.com References: washingtonindependent.com www.nytimes.com minerals.usgs.gov Credits: Produced by Hank Green Chief Editor: Blake de Pastino Cinematography: Nick Jenkins Video Editor: Matt Ferguson Graphics: Amber Bushnell Written by Jesslyn Shields SciShow theme composed by Tom Milsom TAGS: scishow, science, chemistry, hank green, lanthanides, actinides, periodic table of elements, element, rare earths, rare earth elements, radioactive, radioactivity, refinery, indium, china
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Pastel ponies and rainbow-powered superweapons. Part of my Octavia vs Scratch series. Download it and other random music at chainalgorithm.com A slightly less electro-y version is being used as a battle theme for MLPOnline (as of now). I swear to Celestia, i threw my headphones on the ground so many times in sheer frustration trying to get it to sound right. Thank god for Reason 6's recent release and integrated mixing, but more thanks goes to audacity's individual sample editor. It's those nano-second spikes that throw the normalization off. Pic by http damnit people.. why do you have to make ponies so sexy??? dear god what have i become
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Impressions of the first element, "Water", on music by Deuter. Track "Temple of Silence" from the CD "Garden of the Gods". NEW VIDEO 'Waters of Transformation' here: youtu.be
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www.tmwmedia.com All ordinary matter in the universe is made up of protons, neutrons and electrons combined in different kinds of atoms to form elements, and as such, they cannot be simplified or chemically broken into smaller pieces. This episode of the Show Me Science series, Atoms and Elements takes a look at these building blocks and how they can be combined, through various chemical processes to create compounds. Viewers will also learn how we produce elements out of natural occurring materials, and see a reality based experiment showing how forensic scientists identify basic materials to prove or disprove evidence against possible criminals. To order this and hundreds of other terrific educational titles, go to tmwmedia.com
A time of untold chaos has come. Mighty forces clash behind the scenes in a struggle for power and influence. Northern Kingdoms mobilize their armies and prepare for war. But armies on the march are not enough to stop a bloody conspiracy. Someone is hunting crowned heads. Every assassination attempt intensifies the chaos, and might truly does make right these days. Cruelty and violence have become daily fare... Do you dare stand alone among the mighty forces that are fighting for power over the Northern Kingdoms? Do you truly dare? The title launches April 17 in North America from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and CD Projekt RED for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and for PC.
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This is Matt Fox's steal-o-matic about Film Noir. It shows all the classic elements of film noir, which include crime, victimized protagonists, femme fatales, shadows, seedy locations, evil criminals, and depressing and hopeless endings. It features clips from such classics as The Maltese Falcon, The Big Sleep, Touch of Evil, Se7en, Pulp Fiction, LA Confidential, Chinatown, Blood Simple, Sin City, and more. It also features photographs by Annie Leibovitz, and stills from dozens of films. This was made for an editing class at DePaul University's College of Digital Media. The music is Jerry Goldsmith's theme from LA Confidential. Enjoy and comment!
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