A blast from the past with a twist. Go to the link below and wait 10 seconds before the game starts.
http://www.playedonline.com/game/598161/super-mario-crossover.html
Category: Fun Stuff
Rained out? what do you do?
I had a belly laugh today when I ran across this wonderful link. How many times have you gotten an email or see a post online asking what is xxx? or where do I find that? So what I told you I had a professional photography site named perform photography and neglected to provide a link. Would you post a comment asking where it is? Well, here let me help you find it:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=performphotography
By the way, you can find my photo site here: http://performphotography.com\
cheers!
A video to bring a warm smile..
A little shot a friend took of a McDonalds located on the Mizzou college campus. I would guess this was quite the talk of the town. Anyone hungry?
Remember Centipede? http://www.tripletsandus.com/80s/80s_games/centipede.htm
I stumbled upon Ning yesterday during my career search. Do you have a passion, profession or a hobby? There is most likely a group that shares your passion on Ning: www.ning.com or you can start your own in minutes without programming knowledge. Check it out, or read more here: http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/02/26/ning-in-full/comment-page-3/
Yoshimoto discovered this cube when he was searching for a way to divide a cube equally in three-dimensional space. The result is a peculiar polyhedral dyad consisting of eight interconnected cubes that can be opened in multiple ways. The cube can be divided into two cubes and then transformed into two rhombuses, one silver the other gold with twelve faces each. Great animation here: http://www1.ttcn.ne.jp/a-nishi/y_cube/z_y_cube.html Check out other Ployhedral toys here:http://www1.ttcn.ne.jp/a-nishi/z_p_toy.html
And for ~$50 buy one here: http://www.momastore.org/museum/moma/ProductDisplay_Yoshimoto%20Cube_10451_10001_45657_-1_11480_11482_Y_Games%20and%20Puzzles_
On Saturday Dec 20th, 2008 my family and I were driving to the store to pick up some Christmas Gifts. Then it happened; Santa was on his “sleigh” on Manchester Rd. He seemed to be having some problems with his beard, which made me wonder how Santa deals with this when he’s *really* going fast at night. How could he possibly see? I guess Rudolph takes care of getting Santa safely to each home. Happy Holidays!
Have you seen Google Street view? In a nutshell, Google outfitted cars with special cameras to take photos of all major streets in many of the US cities. It’s quite amazing idea, and already some businesses are using it to make their job easier / keep costs down. My brother works for a large insurance company that used to send folks to accident sites to take photos of the area. Now if they just need to see what the road or an intersection looks like, they simply pull it up on the street view of Google.
A local neighborhood decided they wanted to do something special for the camera car when it visited. Check out the “making of” video first:
Then go to the Street view from Google to see the results: http://maps.google.com/maps?cbp=12,453.27181675734937,,0,8.89249651051198&cbll=40.456786,-80.012446&layer=c&ie=UTF8&panoid=lSBvKglurQAKmE49AlGQgA&ll=40.456785,-80.011722&spn=0,359.986095&z=17
Not that it’s really all that important to me, but it was interesting to find out I type about one word per second, or 60 words a minute. How fast to you type? http://speedtest.10-fast-fingers.com/
A fun use of technology to use a controlled waterfall to draw words, pictures and other patterns. check it out:http://gizmodo.com/5036399/inkjet+like-smart-waterfall-makes-animated-falling-water-show
It’s been a rough week already. Luckily my dad brother sent me a video that just made my inner IT smile. NSFW, but well worth a watch if you work with computers, or ever have to call IT for help..
http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/salesguy.html
