HazzeSwede wrote: 
I'd rather deal with the Russians and know Saab is still in the hands of a European then sell out to the Asian market, like Volvo did.

Thanks, Hazze, for keeping me informed on all things Saab. 

 rmgman wrote: 
Antonov  got permission today from The Swedish Gov. to buy into SAAB.

Saab's new interactive web site:

http://changeperspective.saab.com/global/en/# 

Eagle Cam - Decorah, Iowa
A live Ustream feed of an eagle's nest with freshly hatched chicks in the nest.

Not sure if I'm gonna make (or love, or maybe even hate it) but I'm gonna try this:

http://www.nanowrimo.org/

The brother of one of our best friends has terminal cancer.  He's an exceptional photographer, and has an etsy shop open to help chip away at medical expenses.

Here's another one. 

http://www.firststopsecurity.com/

Everything's the same size, I can't even tell what they do.

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And something about security and surveillance.

I'm amazed that the internet encourages this kind of crazy marketing.  It's so prevalent, that I suspect users are just getting more and more accustomed to this kind of mess, and willing to sort through the noise to find what they need.

http://meetings.visitnh.gov/

Oh good god.  This is everything that's wrong with today's website design.

The Frozen Fountain

A little home goods store a few doors down from the apartment we stayed in in Amsterdam.  It was just one amazing, inspiring object after another.  I'm on their eNewsletter list, which means every month or so, I get a little peep of inspiration to go look at.

Okay,

Rather than pepper the forum with Savage Chicken, I'll post the link to it:

Savage Chicken

 laprincessa wrote: 
Yoink! Thanks, that's going up on my FB.

 Proclivities wrote: 
Excellent.

This one makes me drool every time I think to look at it. 

Scanwiches
 

Check this place out... it's pretty cool. *winks*

http://www.radioparadise.com/index.php

 Proclivities wrote: 
Very cool.

 kysmet wrote: 
The "Technique" link on his site is interesting too.  Apparently he uses hand-held lights with long exposure-times, and most of the work is done in-camera.

 Proclivities wrote: 
That's awesome. I would love to find a place like that to shoot sometime. I'll have to see if I can find the site I saw one time of photos someone took in a closed-down Disney water park.

Lost America - Night Photography of the Abandoned West
Some really cool photos on this site.

I'm not sure if I had posted this a while back.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
That looks remarkably like what comes up when Doodle Dog has been eating grass (the field kind, not the other sort).

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