List of Unique RSS Feeds
The most common use of an RSS feeds are to provide summaries of news posts from web sites. The RSS feeds usually provide a snippet of the story with a link to the full post. There are many more interesting…
The most common use of an RSS feeds are to provide summaries of news posts from web sites. The RSS feeds usually provide a snippet of the story with a link to the full post. There are many more interesting…
Found this last night via sensibleerection.com. it’s a guy recording cam videos of himself singing various songs. I recommend the 2 Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam songs found on pages 3 & 4. I began to laugh uncontrollably after watching…
This list is provided by and based on the Lycos search engine. Pretty interesting stuff which I’m sure spans all search engines about the same. read more | digg story
So I was going about my daily routine of perusing my rss feeds when I came across this story on Lifehacker which is one of my favorite sites to read. I’m a pretty open minded person and usually watch the…
so i’ve been bitten a bit by the poker bug that has been sweeping by of late. I’m a pretty newcomer only having played for the last 2 years or so. A friend that worked for a poker dotcom got…
UPDATE: 2/22/06 Dpreview has posted information on the newly announced Canon S3 IS Camera which will be replacing the S2. The biggest difference is that it now has a 6 megapixel sensor but there are many other new features as…
I’ve outgrown my current NAS solution and I was doing a little research to build myself one of these and came across this. A little more than what I have in mind, but it provides some good ideas to help…
 Alex was in his first baseball tournament this weekend This was his first at bat in his first game He tipped the ball and was hit in the face He started to cry The coach approached him to soothe and…
“In married households, men now do more around the house than their wives give them credit for, according to a survey reported in the Journal of Marriage and Family.” I knew it…I was lucky enough to hear this on NPR…