Ronaldinho Hammered A Free Kick Into The Top Corner For A Beautiful Goal Last Night

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Brazillian soccer player Ronaldinho continued his resurgence by scoring a perfectly placed free kick in a friendly against Mexico last night.

The goal tied up the game, and Brazil went on to win 2-1 with a Marcelo goal five minutes later.

Here's the video (with an awesomely long "GOLLLLLAAAAZOOO" from the announcer):

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Big, Beautiful Photos Of Facebook's iPad App (AAPL)

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After months in App Store Purgatory, the Facebook app for iPad is finally here.

We have it. We tried it.

It's a lot like the leaked version we tested a few months ago, but with a few minor tweaks. Most notably: app search. We see a lot of potential here for developers to get their iPad/iPhone apps downloaded thanks to Facebook recommendations.

Enough talking though. Check out our full tour of the app below.

You can also download it right here.

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PHOTOS: Incredible Pictures Of Iceland's Beautiful Harpa Concert Hall

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Iceland's dazzling Harpa Concert Hall opened in May of this year, barely three years after the country was decimated by in one of Europe's most devastating banking failures.

However, the economic crisis didn't deter Olafur Eliasson, an artist who worked on the buildings facade, with the 52-year-old Henning Larsen Architects practice to create a building that truly ranks as a work of art.

Elaisson is best known for "The Weather Project" in London's Tate Modern Gallery, another piece of art that used light and reflection to make something otherworldly.

Rowan Moore of The Guardian writes, "It is indeed crystalline and, according to the official explanations, inspired by Iceland's volcanic geology. It glitters. It is a bit disco. It has something of Brezhnev-era Soviet architecture, but with bling."

The building looks set to become Iceland's premier music venue, and also houses four main conference halls and has several meeting rooms, the largest of which accommodates over 1,800 guests, and restaurants and bars.

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