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Just what it says on the tin

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rock climber WOW!

Is this Guy crazy or am I just not fit

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Track your airline flight in 3D

Track your airline flight in 3D
If your loved one is in route home to you from far away, now you can track him/her every mile of the way - and do it in 3D. FboWeb has an application that works in conjunction with Google Earth to show the flight path of a selected flight over a virtual landscape, all in real time. How cool is that?
Thanks to WebWare for the link

Photozig Albums Express

Photozig Albums ExpressCreate albums from your photo collection, edit photos, and share them with others, via the Web or CD.
If you've got lots of photos you'll appreciate this freebie, which organizes your pictures, along with short videos and songs, into albums. You'll be able to create multiple albums, organized in any way you want, easily search and browse for photos with tools such as keyword search and filters.
You'll also find photo editing tools built in, such as red-eye fix, resizing and cropping, changing the contrast and brightness, and so on. There's even a full set of tools for sharing photos, including burning them to CD, and sharing them on the Web, or easily sending them via email.

The World Sunlight Map is amazing.

The World Sunlight Map is amazing.Based on satellite data, it shows a real-time, computer generated view of the earth. Double-click to zoom in. View it at dusk wherever you are and you can see the edge of sunlight. Very nice stuff. [Thanks, Leo.]