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What anchors do during the commercial break?

Something that should be news, that’s why! Very funny news, in fact! xD

Source: BombounaWeb

Soundwave receives an upgrade while still keeping his retro-look…

…now working as an mp3 player! xD

Source: TechEBlog

So… how much energy a hamster can produce while spinning wheels?

Maybe not much, but if they used another more active hamster, they could generate power for a small city… xD
Or, how about several dancing hamsters?

Source: Gizmodo

Mystic Mine is a… mine exploring game?
You probably played a game that has something like this… I think Zelda had it, Bomberman has something similar, and I remember some independent games having it too.
Only you can also play Mystic Mine with friends…

Get the demo by clicking the image or this link to Koonsolo’s Mystic Mine webpage.

Source: IndieGames

Misao Kusakabe, from famed anime Lucky Star, has her own soundboard… as stated on source, “Misao Button”.

Click the image or this link to go to the japanese page for Misao flash Soundboard!
I specially like pressing the “VA” button… xD
Also watch Misao’s 3 second rule (san byo ruru).

Source: DannyChoo.com and Member Daemonseed post reminder.

This bird is TEH AWESOME!!one!

Source: SankakuComplex (NSFW)

A new puzzle game is being released on The New York Times, but you can check it on a neat simple flash game too…

It’s kinda like Sudoku, but involves more math and is a little bit different.
Developed by Japanese teacher Tetsuya Miyamoto, this is yet another puzzle game that works nicely as a educational game… specifically on math and logical thinking.
Click the image or this link to play Web Kendoku!

Source: Kotaku

Interesting yet simple video made by letting a camera go around on a sushi bar conveyor belt.

Filmed by Dennis Wheatley and Stefan McClean.
Music with same name, by Shrift

Letting the video aside, there are lots of sushi chains that works just like that, with the conveyor belts delivering several types of sushis to the costumers. They are called kaiten-zushi.
You can either order sushis and other stuff, or you can pick the ones you find interesting that are passing by. The ones you ordered are marked so no one else gets it.

Usually, you pay for the ammount of dishes in your table. Very practical. I’ll make a post about them later on explaining how they work in detail…

Source: Gizmodo

Here’s something I wasn’t expecting to have a dance version…

Music is a remix version of Cruel Angel’s Thesis from famous anime Neon Genesis Evangelion.

Source: SankakuComplex