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Beautiful photography work from Bill Sullivan. Everyone looks so happy to have their photo taken.

Anyone who skipped Family Guy on sunday seriously missed out on a great episode. By far, the dance scene they pulled off was awesome. Here’s the clip.

Just a couple fun Google links of interest for January. Seeing as they are always a topic of conversation this seems to be the easiest way of sharing the fun.

• CustomizeGoogle - Foxy extension HIGHLY recommended
• Google User Experience Research - Get paid to participate
• In Depth robots.txt article - really great tutorial
• AdSense for Bloggers - Is it worth it?
• Books dot Google adds Mapping
• Add a search for Google Reader - Can’t live without this now.
• Spamming Google Maps - Aussie style

And not directly Google related, you have to check out the Lazy SEO manifesto.

Awesome re-creations of famous photos that changed the world. The detail is great because of the minimalist nature of Lego-people and scenes. Goes to show you sometimes the best shots can be of the simplest scenes.

Oh the same subject, Brady shot me this link the other day, some fantastic photos in Vanity Fair’s year-end roundup.

Anyone else remember playing Mystery House on their Apple II system? I was looking at some of the screenshots and saw the crazy disclaimer that gave On-Line Systems’ (later Sierra On-Line) address in Coarsegold, CA. Check out the business location now. Hm, I wonder if I send $5 to that tree…

Travis this one is for you. Friday PodTech.net posted an interview with Amanda Van Nuys (Exec Director of Organic.com) on their podcast talking about the opportunity Organic saw, how they were considered the first true web firm and are still on top of their game.

..Amanda Van Nuys is executive director of corporate marketing and alliances at Organic.com. She discusses where the company is today, and how they’ve managed to stay competitive in web marketing for so long.

Listen Here: (runtime 6:55)

Finally, the first preview of Rush Hour 3! And what better place then to listen to Chris Tucker scream and whine than in France. Summer 2007, the wait begins.