Every blogger knows that social bookmarking can help you tremendously getting a lot of viewers in a short amount of time. Sites such as StumbleUpon, Digg, Reddit and many more bring readers to your article. But what if all those bookmarking sites like one article? Be prepared for a whole lot of viewers...

My articled called Top 40 Demotivational Posters was a big and totally unexpected success on social bookmarking sites. At first I hoped that the article I've written before the posters, naming the Ultimate Photoshop Design Resources, would get a lot of attention, but the posters did it way better.

Stop motion video's (or Clay Animation) are hot these days. On YouTube you'll find a lot of these "frame by frame" animations. They're really easy to make and the effect is pretty nice. Just take a lot of pictures and put them after eachother, making it look like as if a static object is moving. If you're unfamiliar on how to create such a movie, I suggest that you'll read the tutorial to create a stop-motion animation.

MonkeyJam is a very nice program that'll easily allow you to create stop motion videos. Most people use Windows Movie Maker to make an animation, but that takes a lot of time. With MonkeyJam your stop motion animation is just a few mouse-clicks away. And best of all: It's completely free.

A couple of weeks ago, Microsoft launched Silverlight. It had to be the opponent of Adobe Flash. I have to admit, I was really curious what this Silverlight could do, if you can really think you can just "bump off" Flash from their number 1 position on the net.

I tried Tafiti (Also from Microsoft) to test this new Silverlight. It's a Silverlight driven search engine. As expected, it really looks beautiful. But is it really that useful? I don't think so.