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Gizmodo has an exclusive video and feature of one of the most heavily guarded secrets in Lego: the security vault where they store all the Lego sets ever created, new in their boxes. 4,720 sets from 1953 to 2008. Really amazing stuff and a trip down memory lane to every person who has played with the magic bricks. All combined, the collection must be worth millions, not only because of the collector value, but also because Lego uses it as a safeguard in copyright and patent cases.

I wanted to wish you all a very Merry Christmas! I have included this link for some really amazing Christmas lights.

Check out this step-by-step walk through, you will learn how to make a very detailed collared shirt out of a one dollar bill. It makes for a unique origami project and creative way to leave a tip!

The biggest fall ever in sports history. Jake Brown falls over 50 feet during the Big Air X Games competition when he loses his skateboard after he launches off the vertical ramp. The announcers and crowd thought him dead before he miraculously walks away.

I was watching this show and caught a great story and amazing performance by Bryan Gaynor from Kennesaw Georgia. He is amazing at what he does. Check out the video here.

A friend of mine sent me this address of the entire Star Wars movie done via telnet. I can’t think of anything much more geeky than this. Certainly someone needs a new hobby. It is actually well done and of course extremely unique. Just type “telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl” in your run box or at a command prompt. Enjoy the show and don’t forget the popcorn.

This is a great story written by a guy named Jarrett that makes great points. He basically explains how it is so hard and frustrating to legally buy and enjoy music. I agree with the overall theme of the article. The recording industry makes piracy tempting just for the simple fact that people want to simply enjoy music and purchasing it is an extreme hassle.