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…It’s Website Wednesday: Aerial Virtual Tour Of New York?

PixelCase’s Aerial Virtual Tour of New York is an amazing look at the Big Apple from above thanks to the combined photography of Oleg Gaponyuk and Andrei Zubets.
Once inside the panorama you can look around and zoom in and out, and when viewed in fullscreen, it reminds me a lot of the intro scene from [...]

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…It’s Website Wednesday: Joobili?

Joobili is an interesting idea in travel: You tell them when you want to go, and they’ll tell you where.
The service keeps an active database of unique and fun events that are going on around the world, and then matches the dates you have available to the things you can go do/see. From there, you’re [...]

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…It’s Website Wednesday: Explosions and Boobs?

ExplosionsAndBoobs.com has a simple promise: Every time you load their website, it will give you a new picture of an explosion, and a new picture of boobs.
That’s it; just TNT and ta-tas, mushroom clouds and melons, and the occasional pair of bombs and breasts.
[Explosions And Boobs]
[Via: Geekologie]

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…It’s Website Wednesday: Google Street View – Laguna Seca?

It’s no speed demon, but when the Google Street View car was snapping shots of the roads around Laguna Seca, it also managed to grab some track time with a few of the ALMS race cars, including the Corvette C6.R, the Flying Lizard Porsche GT3 RSR, the Lola B08/86 Mazda, the Acura ARX-01b and the [...]

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…It’s Website Wednesday: Project 365?

Avid Liongoren is a man on a mission that doesn’t have an end: On his site, called Project 365, he creates daily illustrations that he then shares with the world.
The first year was sketchbook doodles, then monsters of the city, then a comic book of his life, and now, he’s drawing daily monsters that will [...]

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…It’s Website Wednesday: Box Doodle Project?

The Box Doodle Project is a fantastic collection of boxes that have been artistically rearranged to make figures and objects.
The idea is to make the most with the least, and I’d say that the entries that have been submitted so far have definitely achieved that goal!
Plus, if you’d like to make your own Box Doodle, [...]

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