http://www.xvala.com/

http://chocolate-weddingfavors.com/fun-stuff/chocolate-stocking-stuffers

Mmmm mmmm. Lovely ideas for chocolate stocking fillers.

http://mysite.verizon.net/brianwturner/pick.html

I’ve always very much enjoyed Renrutia’s comics. Perhaps it’s just for the intelectual elite!

http://www.advanceme.com/eBooks.html

eBook – Released November, 2010
AdvanceMe’s first eBook is a compilation of small business tips, all focusing on Internet strategies and web optimization.

Using web marketing experts trusted worldwide, we explore various related topics, including:

* Getting Ahead on the Web – Strategies To Make More Of Your Time Online (featuring comments from Aaron Wall)
* Building Web Success – Optimizing Online Conversions (featuring comments from Liam Delahunty)
* Understanding the Basics of Local Search – Optimizing Your Local Business Listings (featuring comments from Vedran Tomic)
* Should My Business be More Social Online? – The Role of Social Media in Your Small Business (featuring comments from Aaron Wall)
* Visual Communication through Web Design – Strategy and Psychology of Web Design (featuring comments from Melvin Ram)
* Strategic Linking for Success – 3 Things to Know About Linking (featuring comments from Debra Mastaler)
* Drive Net-New Sales Revenue – Don’t Overlook Paid Search Marketing (featuring comments from Geordie Carswell)”

http://www.route36.org/south-america/cocaine-bar-bolivia/

From the page: “Tired of the typical bar scene? Looking for a more unique approach to having a drink? Route 36 Cocaine bar located in La Paz, Bolivia offers more than your average beer and cocktail nuts.”

http://www.stockingfillers.org/stocking-fillers-on-a-budget/

From the page: “Stocking fillers on a budget”

http://www.flickr.com/photos/qthomasbower/4394151907/in/photostream/

“Musallah

The third and final piece in a series of visual mashups based on the art of a relatively unknown Lebanese artist, DomduLiban. This final offering is almost a one-piece mashup — that is, it is almost entirely reconstructed from the constituent parts of a single piece of his art.

However, in the end, I relaxed that constraint in the pursuit of more beauty and a greater variety of choice, and I ended up using about as many pieces (around 5, including textures) as I used in the first installment, Janamaz.

And that ends the Middle Eastern Prayer Rug series, but I assure you, Dominic’s art will be seen in my mashups for some time to come!”

http://www.flickr.com/photos/llgc/5078753730/sizes/o/in/photostream/

Trip for fatherless children

http://www.flickr.com/photos/llgc/5099744358/sizes/o/in/photostream/

Gymnasts at Rhos-ddu Junior School

http://www.flickr.com/photos/llgc/4365031023/in/photostream/

Love the specs.