[ferrija1]

New version of line rider.

http://www.linerider.org/play2.php

[ferrija1]

Lists

http://www.listible.com/

[CAST_ARD]

Originally Posted by franca

Brain Teasers

thumbs up!!!
thanks,this thing is for me

[guitar]

[Blackmirror]

Build your own action figure

[rameam]

Originally Posted by ferrija1

Lists

http://www.listible.com/

[franca]

The big day will soon be here! I'll bet you're as excited as I am.

But, if you're still rushing around, putting the last-minute touches on things, you're probably a bit frazzled.

Gift tags are often overlooked. I can't tell you how many times I forgot about them until the last minute. Or how many times I've run out.

Unfortunately, this late in the game, pickings will be slim. But, you can make your own tags. All you need is an Internet connection and printer.

At today's Cool Site, you can select from a number of different Christmas-themed gift tags. And, if your handwriting is messy, you can even fill them out before you print them.

Now, take time to relax and enjoy the season.

http://www.dltk-cards.com/tags/tag2.asp

[ferrija1]

Originally Posted by Blackmirror

Build your own action figure

[WhitPhil]

Designed, built, and funded by Martin & Andrew Lindsay, Thornhill, Ontario, Canada. Some sponsors that help out with the supplies and friends assist with installation.

Lights draw up to 30,000 Watts of power (peak) (30KW-hr) (A savings of more than 14Kw from last season thanks to LED usage.

Over 360 channels control the lights.

More than 70,000 lights including more than 60,000 LEDs!

Synchronized to music, broadcast via FM radio (104.9FM)

More than 98,000 feet of wire (30kms +)

Over 400 hours invested to assemble the lights this year

All lights are HAND strung! (no machinery used, such as cherry pickers)

Entire show is slightly less than 4 minutes (2 sequences now running, 1 more to come)

The current 2006 "Wizards" sequence took over 40 hours to program!

Xmas Lights

2006 Edition

2005

[ferrija1]

Originally Posted by WhitPhil

Designed, built, and funded by Martin & Andrew Lindsay, Thornhill, Ontario, Canada. Some sponsors that help out with the supplies and friends assist with installation.

Lights draw up to 30,000 Watts of power (peak) (30KW-hr) (A savings of more than 14Kw from last season thanks to LED usage.

Over 360 channels control the lights.

More than 70,000 lights including more than 60,000 LEDs!

Synchronized to music, broadcast via FM radio (104.9FM)

More than 98,000 feet of wire (30kms +)

Over 400 hours invested to assemble the lights this year

All lights are HAND strung! (no machinery used, such as cherry pickers)

Entire show is slightly less than 4 minutes (2 sequences now running, 1 more to come)

The current 2006 "Wizards" sequence took over 40 hours to program!

Xmas Lights

2006 Edition

2005

That's amazing!

[rameam]

Originally Posted by franca

The big day will soon be here! I'll bet you're as excited as I am.

But, if you're still rushing around, putting the last-minute touches on things, you're probably a bit frazzled.

Gift tags are often overlooked. I can't tell you how many times I forgot about them until the last minute. Or how many times I've run out.

Unfortunately, this late in the game, pickings will be slim. But, you can make your own tags. All you need is an Internet connection and printer.

At today's Cool Site, you can select from a number of different Christmas-themed gift tags. And, if your handwriting is messy, you can even fill them out before you print them.

Now, take time to relax and enjoy the season.

http://www.dltk-cards.com/tags/tag2.asp

Thanks, franca, needed that!

[mike5532g]

Giveaway of the Day

[clsxmas]

Originally Posted by franca

The big day will soon be here! I'll bet you're as excited as I am.
At today's Cool Site, you can select from a number of different Christmas-themed gift tags. And, if your handwriting is messy, you can even fill them out before you print them.

Now, take time to relax and enjoy the season.

http://www.dltk-cards.com/tags/tag2.asp

A great resource--just used it today to print out a thank you card and gift tag

[franca]

MediaCoder is a FREE universal audio/video batch transcoder distributed under GPL license, which puts together lots of excellent audio/video codecs and tools from the open source community into an all-in-one solution, capable of transcoding among different audio/video formats. With many extra features and a expandable architecture, MediaCoder is more than a GUI of a bunch of command line tools.

MediaCoder (Windows/Linux)

http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/

[radspanner]

check out this 11 yrs old she has the most amazing talent


http://www.metacafe.com/watch/178160..._old_yodeller/