http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=123456789

but now, it can be changed to a username of your choice like this,

http://www.facebook.com/yourname

Why get them? Because it will be easier for people to remember your profile address.

But if  you own a Fan Page, it must have been created before 5/31/09 and have at least 1,000 fans before you can get a vanity url for it.

Faceboook employees and key journalists were given the first shot to get vanity urls of their choice. Facebook officially announced the availability of vanity urls to the  public only on June 13, 2009

To claim yours, visit http://www.facebook.com/username/.

MyBrute is an online RPG flash game where you create your own brute to fight other people’s brutes in battle arenas. And what’s exciting about this game, is that you have no control over your stats, weapons, and how the brutes fight. You just have to find the right brute to fight to help you get your way to the top.

To start playing MyBrute:

1. Go to My Brute.
2. Choose a name for you MyBrute character and select your desired appearance.
3. Start fighting My Brute. Once the fight has started, you will not be able to control your MyBrute character.
4. Protect your brute by creating a password.
   Upon creating your character, you will be given a set amount of strength, agility, speed, and health points. You will also be given 6 fights to start with.
5. Go to the arena to challenge other brutes and gain experience points. Experience points are important as it will be used for leveling up and boosting your stats. Won fights are equivalent to 2 experience points while lost fights are equivalent to 1 experience point. If you’ve won all 6 fights on your first day, you will get to Level 3 right away.

Dare to challenge My Brute?

For almost two years, Obama, 47, has dominated the politics of the Internet, where his YouTube videos have been watched 90 million times, his social-networking site has recruited 8 million volunteers and he has more than 2 million supporters on Facebook.

Barrack Obama’s website

Code: CSS and PHP
Color Scheme: White, Shades of Blues, Grey
Google PR: 8/10
Indexed Pages on Google: 3,340,000 pages
Indexed Pages on Yahoo: 465,680 pages
Backlinks (Yahoo Site Explorer): 181,615
Alexa Rank: #707 (the lower the better)
Blog URL: http://my.barackobama.com/page/content/hqblog
Technorati Blog Rections: 44,633
Technorati Authority: 307
Technorati Rank: 11,037 (the lower the better)
Facebook URL: http://www.facebook.com/barackobama (2,593,576 supporters)
YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/BarackObamadotcom (126,932 subscribers)

John McCain’s website

Code: Mostly Tables and ASP / ASP.net
Color Scheme: blue, grey, orange/yellow, navy, white, green, red
Google PR: 8/10
Indexed Pages on Google: 31,000 pages
Indexed Pages on Yahoo: 38,219 pages
Backlinks (Yahoo Site Explorer): 37,454
Alexa Rank: #2,502 (the lower the better)
Blog URL: http://www.johnmccain.com/blog/ (broken link)
Technorati Blog Reactions: 30,515
Technorati Authority: blog not submitted to technorati
Technorati Rank: blog not submitted to technorati
Facebook URL: http://www.facebook.com/johnmccain (623,201 supporters)
YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/JohnMcCaindotcom (29,317 subscribers)

Obama’s win uplifted the importance of new media in politics. This may change the way campaigns are run in the future.

Image Source: BrianYerkes