Ball or nothing

Que pasa,

If you're a college hoops fan, it's entirely possible that you've over-radiated yourself with non-stop televised action since Thursday morning. (not that I’m complaining.) Maybe you're a little tired, a little fuzzy-headed. Well this in-theme one-minute British video for road-safety awareness provides a little mental sharpening that can help get you across the finish line.

Can you follow the bouncing ball?
http://www.dothetest.co.uk/


Book 'im
This guy has been exploring the dark arts of stop motion, hand-drawing each of the more than 1000 frames, using spray-mount to stick each page in the book, photographing it, peeling it off and repeating. Twenty hours of drawing, and 12 hours of shutter snapping later...voila.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSvmaq-dIWw



Look 'im
Ladies, why not try out a new look at Taaz? (Men, you're free to try it too -- just careful what you do with the pictures.)
http://www.taaz.com/


QuOTeD
"Common sense is genius dressed in its working clothes." -- Ralph Waldo Emerson


Dinner-in-the-Sky
Don't just go out to eat -- go up to eat.
http://www.dinnerinthesky.com/


Quick pic: The best business card ever
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/the-best-business-card-ever/


Game break: Pattern matching
A thinking man's spin on Tetris. Might be addictive.
http://www.chainfactor.com/


Fake Money, Real Stocks
Test your stock market skills against real historical data. It shows you a random chart from the past, and you try to guess whether the stock rose or dropped. And if you act now, you get 100K in play money. I wonder how my financial advisor would do?
http://www.inspectd.com/


Away.