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Linkfest Thursdays: May 14th Links

Jen — Thu, 14 May 2009 21:16:39 +0000

Here are some interesting links I have found in the last week or so.

Hulu Most of you have heard of it, but if you have not checked it out yet – take a look. You will be impressed. No more excuses – just take a few minutes and check it out.
Watchismo – I never realized how much I liked watches until I looked at their inventory. Check out their clocks too. Super cool!
MapMyWalk Colby and I walk around 2 miles every day. This tool makes it easy to map out a new trek.
Glassy Eyes Tired of paying an arm and a leg for glasses? Check out the online deals here.
LEGO Club Magazine I love LEGOs – and yet never realized there was a magazine devoted to them (I should have known better).

Lego Business Card

Jen — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 14:42:03 +0000

OK – I seem to be on a LEGO kick so as soon as I saw this – I had to share. Check out the official LEGO business cards! I have been trying to come up with something cool for my own business cards. Not like I will ever come up with something as cool as that LEGO business card, but at least this has me thinking…

Jappler Recommends: LEGO Digital Designer

Jen — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 16:49:45 +0000

Thanks to a fellow Zelazny who commented on my recent LEGO post – I am going to spend my weekend creating my own LEGO set and you can too: ldd.lego.com. Within moments, I created a LEGO man with an oxygen tank, and placed some bricks to get the feel for it. How cool is this? *If you are wondering what is right in front of my LEGO guy – it is a metal arm. I thought I would reconstruct one of the final T2 scenes.

LEGOS!

LEGOs Anyone?

Jen — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:46:11 +0000

While looking through a pile of links this morning – I came across something really cool for LEGO lovers: I LEGO N.Y.

Personally I recently nailed up a LEGO board on my office wall so I could start adding pieces to make something fun and creative when I was either stressed out or stuck on something.

So far – I only have six pieces in place – but who knows – perhaps one day it will be something really cool. I have a huge mason jar on the shelf above my desk just waiting to be placed, a LEGO cooling system that I built that is between my Mac Mini and my 500 gig external drive (the LEGO cooling system promotes air flow), and a little LEGO man that stands on my Mac Mini to remind me not to take myself so seriously all the time.

Regardless – I absolutely love LEGOs and the I LEGO N.Y. post brought a huge smile to my face – and I bet it will yours too once you see it!