A whimsical game of cute fish, Floats is unique in that you play the game by using your mouse to draw circles. As the small fish swim and circle about in the water on the screen, your task is to draw a circle or shape around two or more of the fish of the same colour. Do it right and the fish will join to form one larger fish. It's tricky, takes some getting used to, but is a great deal of fun. Ideally, if you're really good, you should be able to reduce all the fish down to just one big fish of each colour. [More]

You've seen the photo galleries, now check out the full, step-by-step videos. Brad Pitt transformed into a woman, a fare freckled model is given clear skin, and one woman (pictured) is given the full, digital glamour treatment. These are among four videos I've collected, just click on "more" to see them. [More]

The problem isn't just the people who can't be bothered to wash, but according to these surveillance videos from a Toronto restaurant, it's also people who maintain filthy habits even AFTER they've touched soap. According to WashYourHands.tv, a viral campaign co-sponsored by the Toronto Restaurant & Bar Association, "92% of guys say they washed their hands, 34% were lying". The scenarios they re-enact in their videos are both funny and scary. I hope I never encounter a "backslapper". [More]

The coldest seat in the house is easily the toilet, although that tub doesn't look too inviting either. Complete with a frosted mirror over the sink, look at all the little details, from the toothpaste in the cup to the face cloth on the rack. [More]

Built around a media centre PC running the "ultimate" edition of Vista (the one with move and TV-friendly media centre in it), the Living Room has the best centrepiece with its ice fireplace. Carved into the coffeetable is a magazine and sitting on either side of the LG television are a set of ice speakers (sadly they don't work). [More]

With an alarm clock radio for days when sleeping in isn't on the agenda, the teenager's bedroom features more than just white fur cover on the bed, it has pillows on both ends. [More]

The Windows Vista Ice House is an 1800 square foot home completely carved out of large, ice blocks. From the furniture, the appliances, the decorations, and yes, even the kitchen sink, everything is transparent ice, and everything has the details to give it that “lived-in look”. Everything that is, except for the computers placed in each room, running Windows Vista. Located at the Yonge-Dundas Square in downtown Toronto, the house will be open to the public starting at 10 am today. [More]

The final room in the house, the Master Bedroom featured a large ice bed draped in white fur, an intricately etched dresser, and what I think is a DVD rack. [More]