1-800-2-ChaCha will answer (almost) all your questions. Just call* or text (242242) with your query & ChaCha will send a text back with your answer. Example: "Hey ChaCha, why is the sky blue?"
ChaCha: "A cloudless sky is blue because molecules in the air scatter blue light from the sum more than they scatter red light."

{* currently ChaCha only works with mobile phones } 

Quikea presents a quick way to get in & out of IKEA.

{ shot at my local IKEA no less! } 

Considering solar panels on your home? RoofRay takes the outline of your roof from a Google maps and automatically calculates your potential for solar energy (plus all the costs involved). Not sure how accurate it is, but it’s kinda fun.

Threadless has gone absolutely, out-of-their-ecommerce-minds ka-ray-zee and are offering 140 t-shirts for only $9 a piece (with all the rest on sale for $12). Get ‘em now, before they are gone.

Los Angeles Time Machines gives visitors a peek into the bars, restaurants & so-forth of LA’s past.

Telescopic Text presents I Made Tea.

Kate wants to make sure that we’ve all seen Cake Wrecks - When professional cakes go horribly, hilariously wrong.

This 1920’s version of a "GPS" system is included in a list of early 20th Century gadgets that never took off.

You might find yourself asking: "Whyfore, Mike Hanttula, have there been so few updates to the fabulous Infobox 10000? What, pray tell, have the Hanttula Authors been up to?"

I can only answer with this: "Magnificent things. Things of which you shall soon* be made aware." 

*Soon as in "weeks" (not days, but not months either). 

twenty120 presents 20 films that are 120 seconds long.

You could spend anywhere between seconds & lifetimes watching Neave Television: where you’ll enjoy random & intriguing video snippets (and can change channels at any time).

Behold The Magic Roundabout a marvel of traffic confusion & public works shortsightedness. 5 small roundabouts surrounding one, large, central roundabout. Amazing!

If you have yet to enjoy TikiBar TV you should simply know that you’re not enjoying your life to the fullest extent possible. But, in case you need some help understanding the video entertainments that await you, there is now a concise trailer for the show. Watch it now!

What a zombie outbreak might read like on (the social micro-blogging service) Twitter.

Fans of Stanley Kubrick will appreciate this video promo that Channel 4 (Britain) has created for their "Kubrick Season." In it, the sets, cast & crew of ‘The Shining’ have been recreated & shown in one, long tracking shot. Fantastic.