EHow UK shows a seventeen/17 slides of "The Internet's 15 greatest hidden gems -- Software developers are a creative lot, and they often like to surprise users with unexpected gifts.

VideoSift shared a nine minutes and 42 seconds YouTube video showing a short Russian film titled "The Smile Man".

VideoSift shared a two minutes and 12 seconds YouTube video showing "... a behind the scenes view of this year's Tony Awards from Radio City Music Hall.

CineFix has a YouTube video playlist showing "8-bit Cinema" that combines 8-bit animation with popular movies.

Reddit shared an interactive web site titled "Dialect Survey Results" showing the second round to the heat mapping dialect differences in the mainland United States (U.S.) -- "... The composite map gives a picture of the overall distribution, coloring each cell according to whichever answer is estimated to be most likely at that location. The more clearly one answer dominates, the darker the color. Individual maps show estimated probability of each particular answer at a given location, with larger probabilities shown in red and smaller probabilities shown in blue. At the moment, only the four most popular answers for each survey question are displayed..."

BBC News, with its eleven/11 images and embedded short motion sickness videos, show "Secret life of the cat: What do our feline companions get up to? Ever wondered what your cat spends its time doing when you're not around? Where do our purring pets go when they disappear through the cat flap? ..."

Boing Boing shared This Was First showing the "First Posts and Products on the World's Most Popular Websites".

This YouTube playlist shows Jimmy Kimmel Live's The Baby Bachelor. There will be five/are episodes that make fun of The Bachelor, but with babies.

Boing Boing shared a brand new Tumblr blog showing Disney's Haunted Mansion Backstage.

Ars Technica has a three pages article on "The Trajectory of Television (TV)--starting with a big history of the small screen.

Reddit shared an one minute and 57 seconds Czech YouTube video (two minutes and nine seconds English) showing The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug movie trailer.

Mega64 has a YouTube playlist showing its "Public Game Experiments

CineFix's YouTube channel has a video playlist showing its "Homemade Movies" -- "... serves up creative remakes of your favorite trailers and movie scenes. All videos are exact shot-for-shot remakes created at home without any visual effects.

Blue's News shared a Flash puzzle game titled "Ninja Miner" on Games For Work and its official web site, A10 -- "Roll through the mines, grabbing gems, stars, and keys. Avoid hitting spikes down long tunnels."

C.G.P. Grey's YouTube video channel shows many educational and interesting episodes of "complex things explained."

Carbot/Car Bot/CarBot Animations have a bunch of funny animated YouTube videos shorts mostly and related to StarCraft video game series.

"'Lolnein' is a neologism composed of the acronym 'lol' (laughing out loud) and the German interjection 'nein' (which translates as 'no') negating a question that the user finds to be totally absurd or ridiculous." There are many comic strips and a few animated videos.

Boing Boing shared a bunch of interesting links on "your car is not a tornado shelter":

"... That said, if a situation kills experts, you probably don't want to be that untrained person trying to navigate it on your own.