This is a search engine built around sound files found on the web.  It's pretty cool.  Of course the content may be copyrighted, so what you do with those sounds, you do at your own risk. 

You can specify various properties of the sound such as file type, sample rate, size, etc.  They have a piece of software to augment the task as well.

If only they would let you search by copyright status too. 

This is pretty amazing.  Developed by Sharp and slated for production this month, this LCD monitor allows users on either side of the monitor to view different images.  Note that the image on the left is a mirror, not another monitor.  :)

HeadPhone.com has a lot of info on...headphones.  Duh.  Ok, it sounds obvious, but they really do have some good info if you're in the market.  A section I really found useful were headphones specifically intended for work.  And there are differences.

They have a lot of info for things such as company contact information, returns, repairs, warranty info, manuals, etc.  And of course they have a lot of technical info on all the headphones.  Enjoy