• First off a spin-off of the Fail Blog: There, I Fixed It
• Movie narrative charts by xkcd are awesome
• An incredible info-cartography map of the future by DensityDesign
• Brian Solis’ post on the future of the social web
• And David Armano has six social media trends for 2010
• Pictures of Facebook’s new offices in Palo Alto
• Nick Brandt’s stunning photography of animals will take your breath away
• And talking about photos from mother Africa you might as well check out Pieter Hugo’s site
• TweetedBrands – 50 most mentioned brands on twitter
• Global web stats for October 2009
• 10 ways you can use Twitter Lists
• 14 unusual Halloween costumes for dogs
• Lavazza calendar 2010
• InDeziner has a list of 50 creative web agencies
• Nice Nespresso campaign with George Clooney and god John Malkovich
• Infographic shows that the swine flu mortality is ridiculous in perspective
• Peugeot’s electric concept BB1 may well be the ugliest car ever built
• David Guttenfelder’s photo collection from Afghanistan
• Last but not least the OpenOfficeMouse has to be some kind of joke

AOL, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and NASA are working together in time for the 40th anniversary of the first manned moon landing with this educational site. Launch is this Thursday and you can follow different communication streams through various Twitter accounts.
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• First off Google introduces the Google Chrome OS
• The exciting OECD Factbook eXplorer stats website
• Geographic animation of the jobmarket in the US
• Amy Bennett’s got some beautiful paintings
• Gerry Judah’s Audi Central Display at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
• DoGood iPhone app – join the collective daily kindness
• Facebook has declining student numbers but makes it up with tons of grandparents
• Oasis Of The Seas – the biggest cruise liner ever
• 12 gorgeous Vimeo videos for design inspiration
• Last but not least the complete collection of Spy vs. Spy cartoon strips, ready for you to download

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• Ruba.com – travel guides by peoples like you
• A near-perfect frozen mammoth resurfaces after 40,000 years and a 40 million years old whale fossil is found in a kitchen counter
• Same time an alien skull has been spotted on Mars
• Samshing Magazine has a load of captivating winery website examples
• Microsoft lets another 3,000 staff depart
• The official White House ohotostream on Flickr
• Last but not least epic writer Clive Cussler is publishing 4 books this year, starting with Corsair available now

Kim and Debby want to win crack 365 Free Nights with Hyatt’s The Big Welcome Contest. Seriously, who wrote this crap?

April Fools’ Day joke/viral by Switzerland Tourism. Was also picked up by the big newspapers today.

Among the many jokes today I especially liked ITWire’s article that Microsoft was stopping the development of Internet Explorer and would be using Firefox’s code instead. I wish it was true.