I am sure, there must have been a moment when you stop and wonder as to what exactly happens after you hit the 'send' button for an email. I mean, literally what happens to that message?

Google has recently created a website called 'Story of Send' that shows the users the basic 'behind-the-scenes' to describe how emails work on Gmail.

It explains how the email goes through scanning for viruses, and filtration for spam. Google also explains how they work towards minimizing environmental impact through 'energy efficiency and renewable power'.  Check out the video below to see what happens to your email, and later don't forget to visit Google Green - Story of Send to check out their interactive visualization.

A little while ago, we'd shared an innovative project with you called Poo WiFi, that gives you free WiFi in exchange of your dog's poo.

Here's another interesting project called 'Guitar Pee' for all the guys out there. It is an interactive urinal designed by Brazilian agency AlmapBBDO that transforms your pee into a guitar solo. Now how bizarrely innovative is that?

This is how it works: As soon as the pee is sprayed, Guitar Pee uses tabs that plays pre-recorded guitar sounds. Once you are done, you can listen to how your stream sounds through a number given to you by the urinal. "Music. We know it comes from everywhere" is the tagline for Guitar Pee, quite inappropriately appropriate, isn't it?

You can listen to many more MPee3's through your smartphone. Check out the video below for more information.

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Under Australian law, a director can be held liable for both statutory debts owed by a company and in some cases may be held accountable in civil cases as well, notably when a company is acting as a trustee. Whether the issue is a law suit or a director penalty notice, you must be aware of your responsibilities as a company director.

Chapter 2D of the Corporations Act 2001 defines the responsibilities of company directors. As of the date of appointment, a director is under a large range of obligations regarding their actions. These obligations include responsibilities related to conduct of business, which obviously may also include incurring debt.

Have some great design ideas for a product? Or need a replacement part for that antiquated clock, which is not readily available? Lets bring to your attention the world of 3D printing. 3D printing you ask? Isn't that frighteningly expensive stuff?

Let us introduce to you Shapeways , a place where you can create a 3D representation of the object that you want to create. And Shapeways will 3D print it for you and the best part is that they have managed to work with other organizations to bring down the cost of this technology, with the lure of higher volumes.

Shapeways is actually more than just a source for getting your 3D models printed. Creative 3D designers can upload their models and can sell their wares at shops that they can create on Shapeways. The designers can then decide the markup that they wish to add to the cost of printing the model, as determined by Shapeways, based on the intricacy of the model.

If there are two things that are universal about filling time-sheets, then they are, one: that it's very profitable and two: nobody really likes them.

But there is just one universal rule about beer: nobody can turn down free beer.

Ad agency, JWT Brazil, decided that the only way to make sure that their employees do their time-sheets, is by luring then with free beer.

A very talented conceptual photogapher Massimo Gammacurta has added sweetness to famous icons and handcrafted logos of famous brands lollipops using real hard ball candy.

His recent book 'Lolli-Pop' is a still-life project by this Italian photographer, who is currently living in New York. Here's how he describes his need to create logo lollipops:

"The brands are as sweet as candy for the palate and the eye. The brand association has in fact been replaced by a new meaning through the materiality and the abstract action painting dynamic gestures."

Initially when Gammacurta created these lollipops as an art experiment, he received a tremendous response over the Internet, specially from many bloggers. Have a look:

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Few of us have not seen Tibetan monks in some movie or TV programme who meditate to the point of floating in the air. Or those yogis who meditate to the point of being able to contort their bodies in innumerable ways. While all this is pretty cool, it is not what we want to help you achieve in this article. Our aim is to help you to access the power of meditation and use it to propel your blog to the next level.

Jess is the blogger behind Will Run For Food where she professes her love for running and her zeal for leading a health life. Jess claims that she is a terrible cook, but getting better, and incidentally the blog got started as a way for her to share her cooking misadventures but somewhere along the way the niche of the blog morphed into a place to share her thoughts on living healthy.

She writes articles on stuff related to running, healthy quick recipes and articles meant to inspire and motivate others to lead a health lifestyle. She has not had any formal training for what she writes on and states on the blog that - "I’ll clarify right now: I am not a nutritionist or formally educated in health or nutrition. The knowledge I impart is from experience and extensive personal research.".

As a child I was in love with Winnie the Pooh and the whole gang, his sincerity towards friendship, love, simplicity and honey always cheered me up. One of my favorite sayings by A.A. Milne, creator of Winnie the Pooh is: "sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart."

Alan Alexander Milne wrote tales for his son Christopher Robin Milne about a bear, most of the characters' names except for Owl and Rabbit were named after Christopher's stuffed animals.

What I loved the most about Winnie the Pooh is that each character has a wonderful and thought provoking message for everyone. They talk about friendship, life, believing, pessimism and bravery. But if you really ponder over these quotes you will find that not only are they inspirational in the simplest of ways, but can teach you a lot about running a business.

The image on the left is not of an actual elephant, nor is it a drawing or an illustration, it is in fact an incredibly detailed chair created by Maximo Riera.

The Animal Chair collection consists of designs of various animals like a walrus, an octopus, a rhino and the most recent, an elephant. Riera uses technology to make sure that every detail in his collection is more than perfect. He first creates a 3D sketches, feeds them into the computer, and using mechanized tools, the sculpture is replicated with utmost precision.

"The process certainly allowed the artist to accomplish a superb level of detail and authentic texture." describes Riera's website. Maximo Riera is an artist whose interests lies in photography, painting, sculptures and poetry; his work is mostly inclined towards abstract expressionism.

Ever wished if there was a cool means of negotiating that regular commute that you have to undertake often, that is too far to walk but too short for a conventional vehicle?

Enter the ZBoard, a battery powered skateboard that you control using two pressure sensing pads at the front and rear of the skateboard. Apply pressure to the front pad and the skateboard moves forward, and ease out on the front pad and apply pressure to the rear pad and the skateboard comes to a halt. You can see the specifications of the ZBoard here.

It also features a regenerative braking technology which actually recharges the battery when attempting to come to a stop, thus contributing to a green solution and increasing the range. The ZBoard is the brainchild of Ben Forman and Geoff Larson from Intuitive Motion, based in Hermosa Beach, CA. ZBoard was actually launched as a kickstarter project with the aim of raising $10k, but ended up being pledged a total of $278,767.

I think that in itself speaks volumes about the belief that the backers had on the innovative concept behind the ZBoard.