This is a full set of cards edited by Upper Deck for the Johnny Quest series on Cartoon Network. The collection in very good condition and both the cover and the inner pages of the album are in excellent condition. All cards are present and in mint condition.

Suggested by Voicedrew, this is a webring formed with the users of the Agora Road Forum.

I don’t always write too much about the records I’m posting every now and then (definitely not daily), but wanted to make this a special one, as it’s the 500th record posted in about six years and three months. So I decided to showcase today one of the best albums of my teen years, Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park, in it’s 20th Anniversary Edition.

This collection was released in 1994 by Service Line (SL), a subsidiary of Panini, featuring the 1994-1995 NBA Season.

This is a webring for geeks of all sorts, except those who feel excluded by the use of the word geek. If you’re a geek, this is for you.

A few years ago, I did one of the last chain letters tag thingies on facesmash. Since I’ll be soon closing my account, I wanted to leave the images here, so they don’t get lost. Initially, they were 10, but I had to add some honorable mentions. So without ado, here’s the list. After the jump.

A fort built by King Carol I of Romania, as part of the capital’s defense system. At a later date, the fort was converted into a prison. It is now a historical monument.

Dečje novine was a publishing house based in former Yugoslavia. It also published books, magazines and sticker albums.

This collection is dedicated to the Popeye comic book and cartoons, appeared in 1979 and features short stories from the Popeye comic book, transliterated “Popaj” in Yugoslavia.

[safont] is technically a portmanteau of “font savant,” and meant to sound a bit like the word “savant” on its own. — Xandra

Dečje novine was a publishing house based in former Yugoslavia. It also published books, magazines and sticker albums.

This collection is dedicated to the Lucky Luke comic book and cartoon show, appeared in 1993 and features short stories from the Lucky Luke, called Talični Tom in Yugoslavia.

Users game the algorithm using techniques like keyword stuffing and link building, making the content look more relevant than it actually is. This means that Google’s algorithm is no longer recognizing quality content. That’s why Google Search is becoming worse.

— Chaz Michaels, TweakYourBiz

Dečje novine was a publishing house based in former Yugoslavia. It also published books, magazines and sticker albums.

This collection is dedicated to the Nintendo phenomenon, appeared in 1996 and features Nintendo consoles, games, characters and screenshots.