History of the Soviet Union set to the melody from Tetris

Posted by Jansen on Jul 26, 2010 in art, blog, learning, odd, technology

Marvellous!

Tags: comedy, funny, history of soviet union set to the melody of tetris, soviet union, tetris

Infinitely Variable Geared Transmission Awesome

Posted by Jansen on May 15, 2010 in design, innovation, learning, reslience, stop internets, technology, transition

Interesting report on a revolutionary gear box design to produce maximum efficiency. Stuff like this can change the world..

Tags: efficiency, Engineering, green technology, Infinitely Variable Geared Transmission

Roger Waters – The Wall Tour 2010

Posted by Jansen on Apr 6, 2010 in Animation, Film, Music, News, art, event, gig, knowledge, learning, media, politics, stop internets, technology

The Floyd Machine on the road again!

..and this time it’s the big one.

It is with great pleasure that I can confirm Roger Waters is taking The Wall out on tour this year and the dates will be announced on 12th April 2010 2pm EST.

There’s still no word about which venues or countries the tour will take in but if you are serious about acquiring tickets, be sure to have your preferred method of payment handy as I expect this is going to sell out quick.

Here’s why:

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Tags: 12th april, dates confirmed, floyd machine, pink floyd, roger waters, the wall

Ipad – Will it blend?

Posted by Jansen on Apr 5, 2010 in advertising, art, funny, learning, media, odd, stop internets, technology

We’ve all heard how the iPad is going to revolutionise personal computing and enhance out lives no end but there’s one question that has remained unanswered until now – Will it blend?

Tags: blender, funny. will it blend, ipad

SEO Spam

Posted by Jansen on Mar 29, 2010 in Robots, advertising, funny, game, learning, lesson, management, odd, patterns, pervasive, stop internets, technology

A friend of mine forwarded some spam from a “SEO Specialist” based in Delhi, knowing I’d appreciate it.

It made me laugh so much I thought I’d share..

From: xxxxx [mailto:xxxxx@xxxxxx]

Sent: 29 March 2010 13:04

To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: Link Building

Hi,

To quickly introduce myself, I am Off-page Specialist at a reputed online marketing company based out of New Delhi, India.

Apart from the normal one way back-links, we have recently launched a service around the popular concept of “Link Wheel”

In brief, as part of the link wheel we create several Blogs, Squidoo lens, hub pages related to a specific page and link each of them to one of these as well as the main site page where the keyword is targeted. Further we build back-links to each of the Blogs to have them acquire higher PR. A typical link wheel looks something like this:

Link Wheel Image

Why choose us?

The answer is simple! We acquire links through natural process of contacting webmasters manually and securing only thematic links on sites that are not built for link building alone.

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