Drummin’ Up Some Link Love #32

Did last week fly by as fast for you as it did for me?

Seriously, what’s up with the cosmos lately? Easter’s right around the corner and I can see the 4th of July from here. Before we know it, it’ll be Christmas again.

I love the holidays, but can someone please tell me where I can find the dial to slow things down a bit?

So with Sunday being today (at least when I started to write this post), that means it’s another edition of link love I like to call my Drum Corps. And awaaay we go!

Painting with Light by LICHTFAKTOR

LICHTFAKTOR uses light to express their creativity. They produce light through various sources of photos and videos in nocturnal cities. [Really, this is pretty cool. It has some nice photos.]

Simple Guide to Styling Blockquotes Within Your Posts for Those with Limited Technical Skills

This is part six in a series of Styling Your Content.

Monty Python And The Holy Grail In Lego

As the title suggests, this Internet classic depicts the famous “Camelot” dance number from Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975), in Lego. It was originally produced as a special feature for the Monty Python and the Holy Grail DVD, and has found new life on the Internet, where it still rides high in film charts everywhere – even after many years online. Enjoy!

10 Most Useful Adobe AIR Applications

Adobe AIR is a technology invented by Adobe that allows developers to bring web applications to desktop. Previously, the applications which could only be used inside a browser are now capable of running directly through your desktop all thanks to Adobe AIR. This has created a new Web 2.0 wave where the desktop is now powered with web applications and widgets.

Frost Bite: Relaxing Time Waster

Today’s designated time waster is a browser game called Frost Bite. The game’s retro feel makes it easy for anyone to start playing without having to look up the controls. You need to make your way to the top by using your grappling gun on ledges and monsters to pull yourself up.