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"What mere mortals see from the ground when people GoogleMap a spot nearby."

"Meet Harriet Klausner, Amazon.com's most prolific reviewer." Over 8,650 reviews, reads four to five books every day.

Wow. Check out the satellite view. I just spent 45 minutes looking at satellite photos from around the world. This is awesome.

"Note concussion effects on the water surface..." No really, notice them. :-0

A tennis court very high off the ground with very little to stop anyone from falling off.

Side-by-side search results.

"Finding water on different regions on Mars has implications for understanding its complex geologic history, the possible existence of past life and the sustenance of potential future astronauts."

By Kathleen Connally. These are some of the most beautiful photos I have ever seen.

Yes and no.

Some incredibly cool sculptures in New Zealand; check out the stairway.

Sigh.

See-through!

Destroy any website in a number of ways.

"'The marking on the shell was like the devil wanted us to to know he was down there.'"

"We use computers... to make video games!" Games, music, and more.

Take a record cover to Kinko's and make a hip notebook out of it.

James Anderson's electronic music.

"For robots, 'going to -4' is the universal code for 'kill all the humans' and will trigger their human killing response."

What an amazing GIF.

"According to sources who have so far filed accurate reports on Apple's future hardware plans, the company is feverishly working on a two-button wireless optical mouse that it intends to release."

A directory of beautifully designed websites using CSS.

Remember "Rodeohead?" Here's the full-length by the same guys.

"provides access to over 275,000 images digitized from primary sources and printed rarities in the collections of The New York Public Library, including illuminated manuscripts, historical maps, vintage posters, rare prints and photographs..."

"No. 1? In most important categories we're not even in the Top 10 anymore. Not even close. The USA is 'No. 1' in nothing but weaponry, consumer spending, debt, and delusion."

"The drawings -- which include human figures as well as animals such as birds, monkeys, and felines -- are believed to have been created by members of the Paracas Culture sometime between 600 and 100 B.C."

This is totally awesome.

An hour-long mix, showcasing "the history of cut up music - be it avant garde tape manipulation, turntable megamixes or bastard pop mash ups."

360 degree panorama from the top of Mt. Everest. Beautiful.

Berry actually showed up to receive her award, and got a standing ovation for being a "good loser."

What would it take for a cafe full of people to actually break out in song?