I know this video has already been around the web for quite some time. But it's only now that I've got the chance to post it. The video is about the Twitter's very limited number of characters of "tweet". It's very humorous. Enjoy!

Ron Mueck is an Australian hyperrealist sculptor working in Great Britain. He was born on 1958. Mueck's early career was as a model maker and puppeteer for children’s television and films, notably the film Labyrinth for which he also contributed the voice of Ludo.

URL shortening services or URL shorteners are starting to get popular, especially now that Twitter has become famous and where every character counts. URL shortening services are also now being used because more and more URLs are starting to get long, and usually when these long links are sent in an email they would break.

The question now is, which one is the best to use when new services with unique features are emerging every day? Below are the top 10 popular URL shortening services currently being used by the majority. I hope this article can help you in deciding which one to use.

Christmas season is really in the air! To spice up your art designs this Yule, I have compiled a bunch of awesomely beautiful Photoshop brushes made under the theme of Christmas. For sure this would be a great inspiration to those who want to create their own personalized presents for their loved ones this upcoming Christmas Day.

You will get brushes like snowflakes, pines, branches, ornaments, and other Christmas-related stuff from this collection. And the best thing about these brushes is that they are all FREE to download! Enjoy browsing my friend, Merry Christmas to you!

I have already seen a lot of the iPhone games and, as well, played some of them. But just this recently when I have browsed Gamespot.com and looked over their 10 top-rated iPhone Games, I was amazed because I only knew 4 of them and have only played two out of those ten. I think I really need to tune up myself with the newest and most popular iPhone Games.

Generally, one of the annoying features of the popular blogging platform WordPress, is its automatic correction and presumed way of editing the HTML code you insert in creating your posts. For instance if you place a <br> tag in your HTML code, WordPress will then try to replace it with the <p> tag. Worse is that it sometimes add the closing tag, </p>, in the end of already closed tags with no substantial reasons when in fact you have already written the code correctly.