thanks a lot, the last thing I need is more books on my shelf!! :)

I enjoy photos. They might not be that exciting to some.

photos of the day
wsj.com/photojournal/2009/07/02/pictures-of-the-day-211/


http://somethinbeautiful.blogspot.co...nt-animal.html
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_DW3Bp12L7Y...arent-frog.jpg

Animations showing how all the different kinds of engines work.

http://www.animatedengines.com/index.shtml

Trade books! Browse for books you're interested in, or post books you'd like to trade. The only cost is mailing the books. Also, you can donate to charities, such as children's hospitals.

http://bookmooch.com/

http://www.poptranslator.com/

Pop culture translator. Kind of funny. Clod, did you do these voiceovers? :)

I have been really enjoying this and sad I missed the launch. Slightly more reliable audio (WMP only) here.

Absolutely incredible, what they accomplished.

Get your modern kilt now.

http://www.utilikilts.com/

No way. The Dialectizer.

Use the cellar url, so far I've picked redneck and elmer fudd. :D

I am overcome with snorting laughter at Upside Down Dogs.

Just had touchdown on the moon.

I managed to catch this while at work, today. Really cool to hear it in full. Now waiting for the hatch to open and the ladder descent.

This makes me wish that full TV newscast coverage from this night 40 years was available today.

I was glued to the TV that day. Pissed me off that I had to drive my wife to a baby shower and pick her up later. ;)

Wow. A friend of mine who works in customs bureacracy got sent this link from a work contact...

The original customs declaration from the Apollo 11 flight. Because they were leaving and re-entering the country, and procedure has to be followed! (It's a very hi-res PDF, so it may take a moment to load.)

That's too cool. :thumb: