Trick #1: See Your Face In 20 Years

You may not want to try this -- but if you're really curious and want a good scare you can see what you'll look like in 20 years. All you need to do is upload your photo. These folks use advanced face detection and morphing technology to predict what your face will look like in 20 or 30 years.

Try it with a photo of your worst enemy too - that's even more fun.

Trick #2: Elevator Music While You Wait

Are you sitting at your desk drumming your fingers waiting for a big download to finish -- or waiting for just about any computer process to complete? If these little daily aggravations get you uptight then we have a pleasant solution for you.

When you run this neat little app it will sit in your system tray and play elevator music automatically when you do something that requires you to wait. Or, you can double-click the icon anytime to start playing music.

And the best part is that this little one trick relaxation pony is on the house.

Great Place #1: Great Stuff If You're Moving

Getting ready to move? If so, this is a "must visit" place. Although there are dozens of websites offering free moving quotes to their users, this one has been around since 1994 and has deep connections with the moving world and uses those connections with 500 moving companies to give you the information you need for a smooth, easy relocation.

You'll get access to a ton of moving tools and a library of over 150 moving "how to" videos. And when you're ready you can get competitive quotes for local moves, long-distance moves, interstate moves and international moves. In addition you can access small move specialists, self-storage solutions, truck rental centers, specialty movers and even auto transporters.

Great place to get you moving.

Great Place #2: Travel The Entire Known Universe

Want the ultimate thrill ride? This one takes you through the entire known universe in 3 minutes. The folks from the Hayden Planetarium put together this video that starts in Tibet and zooms you out through time and space until you reach the edge of the known universe. And then they bring you back.

The trip takes you through a universe that includes the precise location of every object ever observed in the sky. From quasars to pulsars to black holes to nebulas -- it's all there.

Climb on board -- and be prepared for a jaw dropping experience.

Published: August 30, 2010

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John M. "Jack" Peckham is the Executive Director of REcyber.com (the Real Estate CyberSpace Society). In that capacity he oversees the development and delivery of the latest up to the minute Real Estate Cyberspace tools, strategies, networking structures and services that the Society provides its members to leverage their effectiveness, visibility, professionalism and earnings. As host of Real Estate CyberSpace Radio, he provides over 40 hours of programming to help listeners integrate the power of the Internet into their daily business lives. He is the author of several real estate books published by Prentice Hall and Harcourt Brace Jovanovich including his latest Master Guide to Income Property Brokerage from Wiley Publishing. A columnist for the Boston Herald for nine years, his syndicated columns have appeared in over 100 papers nationwide. Jack loves to sell real estate has been involved directly in the sale of over one billion dollars in Real Estate. Today he sells in his jeans and fuzzy slippers as a one-man shop and has closed over $40,000,000 in sales on the Internet recently in 20% of his working time. The balance he spends directing the affairs of the 10,000 member Real Estate CyberSpace Society. The Society awards the RECS (Real Estate CyberSpace Specialist) Designation to members based on the current criteria. He served as Chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee for the National Association of Realtors (NAR), is a Past President of the Massachusetts Association of Realtors and has been honored as the Massachusetts State Realtor of the Year. You can reach Jack at or by calling 617-523-4441.