This article explains the advantages of shopping online as opposed to going to the mall.  It argues that online marketers are more creative in their strategies and have taken coupons and residual income to a new level on the Web.

This article explores the development of the skin care industry as well as points out where dermatology is headed in the future. It points out the sources of the world's skin maladies.

This article represents the author's personal struggle against pimples and the surprising cure that eventually presented itself. It is not an endorsement of a particular anti-pimple product, but a personal discovery of  why  pimples occur from the skin's  "point-of-view."

This is a review of the Maybelline Dream liquid Mousse foundation requested by Heather Frank, completely transcribed for you. The actual YouTube video runs for 5 minutes and 23 seconds.

This is a full transcript of the YouTube video demonstrating how one would take the newly released Windows 7 RC DVD image (ISO) and copy the setup files so that one can install Windows 7 via USB thumbdrive.  The actual video runs for 5 minutes and 14 seconds, narrated by a real techie, and well done actually!

We don't know much about nobelium because it does not occur naturally, but we know plenty about the famous scientist it is named after, the industrial chemist who actually started the explosives industry!  This and more on this transcription of a YouTube video that runs for 4 minutes and 48 seconds.

This is a video transcription of a test drive of the 2010 Ford Mustang GT.  Shawn Kessler of Mountain View Ford in downtown Chattanooga and his buddy take the brand new sports car for a spin.  315 horsepower combined with 24 MPG highway means both numbers are up.  How does Ford do it? Find out, in this short, 4:08-minute-long video.

Viewed from the point of view of a dating specialist like myself, I must say this YouTube video does bring a smile to my face.  It's nice to hear gems of wisdom from young people who really know what they are talking about.  Of course the video is moderated by user vanae12 and posted on May 12, 2009.  You will find the actual weblink for the video at the end of the article.  As of today it's had close to 14,000 views.  So quite popular actually! It runs for 3 minutes and 57 seconds.

You hear not only one point of view but several points of view. At the end of every lesson, there's a headline that shows on the screen to summarize the key point.  Quite neat, except for the punctuation music at end of each lesson, which is rather too loud.  So you know what to do!

This YouTube video produced by a user named Atheistblindchick explains in concise detail why in the long run being scientific is more productive or progressive than being creationist.  The video runs for exactly 3 minutes and 36 seconds.  It is narrated in a clear voice, albeit Russian accent.  All you see is the purported narrator's blue shirt and jeans, the hands gesticulating the most important statements. To mark important points as well, classical music runs in the background which is from Gustav Holtz Mars and performed by the Peabody Orchestra.

As usual in YouTube videos, there are various comments at the end of the video from people who have seen it.  The video is traced to user Atheistblindchick, a user who apparently does not want to say much about herself. It gives the impression that she focuses more on the substance of her videos than her personality. The video was uploaded on May 17, 2009.