Nathan Sawaya is world's famous LEGO builder. A 7-foot-long replica of the Brooklyn Bridge, a life-size tyrannosaurus rex, a 6-foot-tall Han Solo frozen in carbonite, Curious George, Alfred Hitchcock and Lindsay Lohan are all now immortalized in plastic -- thanks to Sawaya.Some example of his work: More to see here [more]

Tiny pie-throwing (wow, really) and something even more cosmic [more]

An amazing video of how forces of nature can be absolutely beatiful.This is a gravity wave. Gravity waves are waves generated in a fluid medium or at the interface between two mediums which has the restoring force of gravity. More on Gravity Waves. [more]

Colourful guide for serious marijuana consumers by Forbes.com :) happy weekends! [more]

Interesting topic on WebProWorld - The $30,000 a Month AdSense Project - main idea of this project is to inform on progress in goal achievement. All the best to the guys! But the most interesting what i found in this thread is "..Plentyoffish.com making over $300,000 a month in revenue..". They got this much from AdSense with their average design and usability. Awesome! I remember a link exchage deal between plentyoffish and my directory site around 2002. That directory is dead, while these guys have such success. Admirable! [more]

Look closely to this screenshot: This is a screenshot from a website, whose owner explains: "I wanted to let you know that I took a screenshot of an Adsense unit run on my blog. () As you can see from the image, there is an error on one of the ads shown, and instead of showing the title of the ad, you see an URL ending with a number (15). The weird thing was that, everytime I was moving the mouse on that ad, the number was changing (16, then 17, 18 etc..) without any click made by me and even without refreshing the page or the adsense unit. So I thought that maybe (since I’m not sure) [more]

Matt Cutts posted an appeal to report on paid links.He says: "As long as we’re talking about links, this seems like a pretty good opportunity to talk about a simple litmus test for paid links and how to tell if a paid link violates search engines’ quality guidelines. If you want to sell a link, you should at least provide machine-readable disclosure for paid links by making your link in a way that doesn’t affect search engines. I wanted to give a heads-up because Google is going to be looking at paid links more closely in the future."I wonder, how will Google determine, whether [more]

Guys are well-done in measuring, which traffic is better - Digg vs Google.To find out which, click here. [more]

Banzai the young springWarm'd and lucid air alongThe way to job 'nd back. [more]

The third quarter of 2006 set a new record for internet advertising sales revenue, which reached $4.2 billion according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers. And all this starts from around $100 millions in 1996 year. [more]