If you have a Rubik’s Cube that you haven’t been able to solve and want to “clean it up,” you should check out the free online application at Wrongway.org. Wrongway is a blog run by Eric Dietz out of Minneapolis and includes some very helpful links, including those to solve the standard 3x3 Rubik’s Cube, the more advanced 4x4 Cube, and some general advice on solving the cube on your own. With the simple interface, you color the cube to match your exact configuration, click solve, and a page will be displayed with the step-by-step instructions to solve your cube. It’s quick, simple, free, and effective; all the hallmarks of good software.

Wrongway.org

There’s a great collection of videos on Youtube posted by StupidGSA, Stupid Game Show Answers. Each is between two and three minutes long, and contains a montage of funny moments from game shows.  There are clips from Wheel of Fortune, The Newlywed Game, Password, $100,000 Pyramid, Jeopardy, and many others.  Some, like the Newlywed Game clips are hilarious just to see the outfits that contestants of the 60’s and 70’s wore.  Others are funny for the unintended slips or gaffes, like the more recent one with Jeopardy king, Ken Jennings, a mormon. Check them all out and enjoy the laughs.

http://www.youtube.com/user/stupidgsa

Videojug is a fun site for learning how to do something through video examples.  Their “How To” and “Ask the Expert” videos guide you, step-by-step, through a wide range of topics from coin tricks to do-it-yourself projects.  The videos are professionally filmed, performed by experts, and rated by viewers.  Each video lists everything required and is full of expert tips from the pros.  They even have videos on how to fold a dress shirt or in 2-seconds, a t-shirt.

Videojug.com