Alexaholic: Website Statistics and Website Traffic Graphs: "Alexaholic blends Alexa website traffic graphs with a lightweight ajax-enhanced interface to satisfy hard-core Alexa traffic chart junkies – aka Alexaholics."

Linux.com | How to recover lost files after you accidentally wipe your hard drive

YouTube - Weird Russian Video: "Incredible video of a 1940's russian lab where a dogs head has been chopped off and kept alive by a simple mechanism. The head responds like a normal dog (tongue moves out, blinks - but no barking cos of no lungs)! No body! Jump to 5:35 for the head part."

Synthetic molecule causes cancer cells to self-destruct: "CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Scientists have found a way to trick cancer cells into committing suicide. The novel technique potentially offers an effective method of providing personalized anti-cancer therapy. Most living cells contain a protein called procaspase-3, which, when activated, changes into the executioner enzyme caspase-3 and initiates programmed cell death, called apoptosis. In cancer cells, however, the signaling pathway to procaspase-3 is broken. As a result, cancer cells escape destruction and grow into tumors."

List of Winners at 58th Annual Emmys

digg - Cool Optical Illusion Makes You Hallucinate: "OK at first I definitely thought this was going to be one of those stare in the center and turn your speakers up maze scare things. But turns out it's actually legit and kinda cool. Stare in the center and after a minute look away. You will hallucinate!"

PortableApps.com | Your Digital Life, Anywhere™: "A portable app is a computer program that you can carry around with you on a portable device and use on any Windows computer. When your USB flash drive, portable hard drive, iPod or other portable device is plugged in, you have access to your software and personal data just as you would on your own PC. And when you unplug, none of your personal data is left behind."

F1 vs Ferrari vs Fiat - Google Video

Welkom bij Belkin- Universele microfoonadapter: "Nu kunt u ook memo's, lezingen, interviews en gesprekken opnemen. De universele microfoonadapter van Belkin kunt u via een 3,5mm-aansluiting aansluiten op uw iPod of een willekeurige audiomicrofoon."

IMDb Top 250

Laser Pointers, Blue, Green & Red Lasers (also has many links to gadget sites)

YouTube - Wii vs PS3 spoof

Software by Rob : Personality Traits of the Best Software Developers

Simple software to help you get organized: 37signals

Aljazeera.Net - Scientist: Dolphins are stupid: "Dolphins may have big brains, but a South African-based scientist says laboratory rats and even goldfish can outwit them."

DVDs : TV Show on DVD from EveryTVDVD (unclear what excactly is behind this, found it through a spam e-mail)

The New York Times > Science > Image > Graphic: Separated at Birth?: Compares 1 micrometer with billions of light-years.

The seven ways that people search the Web. By Paul Boutin - Slate Magazine: "AOL researchers recently published the search logs of about 650,000 members—a total of 36,389,629 individual searches."

The seven ways that people search the Web. By Paul Boutin: "AOL's data leak reveals the seven ways people search the Web."

Relakks - Surf the web anonymously and secure: "Relakks provides services to help individuals to assure the security and integrity of their information. Relakks' responsibility stems from the strong Swedish tradition of protecting the integrity of private life and all forms of communication between individuals."

digg - HUGE Comic Books Archive - 2861 comics online

// ahree lee / motion: "Starting in November of 2001, I have been taking a picture of myself every day and I haven't stopped yet. Me was screened at a number of festivals in 2003 and 2004, including L.A. Shorts Fest, the Silver Lake Film Festival in Los Angeles, and Film Fest New Haven, where it won audience and jury awards. Music by Nathan Melsted."

AOL STALKER

SPACE.com -- Universe Measured: We're 156 Billion Light-years Wide!: "This article generated quite a few e-mails from readers who were perplexed or flat out could not believe the universe was just 13.7 billion years old yet 158 billion light-years wide. That suggests the speed of light has been exceeded, they argue. So SPACE.com asked Neil Cornish to explain further. Here is his response:"

SPACE.com -- Universe Might be Bigger and Older than Expected: "Scientists now estimate the universe to be about 13.7 billion years old (a figure that has seemed firm since 2003, based on measurements of radiation leftover from the Big Bang) and about 156 billion light-years wide.

The new finding implies that the universe is instead about 15.8 billion years old and about 180 billion light-years wide."

YouTube - Bump keying: "Bump keying"