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Personalize Your Homepage: 5:59am 0 review internet, widgets, goofy, add-ons
http://www.google.com/ig/adde?moduleurl=kinggreen.googlepages.com/ugp.xml

BBC NEWS | Technology | Google must divulge YouTube log: Jul 3, 10:51am 53 reviews internet
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7488009.stm

IntrepidDreamers profile - StumbleUpon: Jun 12, 2:22pm 2 reviews internet
http://intrepiddreamer.stumbleupon.com/review/20866190/

Watch over 5000 online TV stations from around the world on your PC or Laptop.: Jun 3, 3:13pm 1 review internet
http://www.mmtoolz.com/

cleaning out the closet on StumbleUpon : maxyRO's blog: Apr 16, 11:09am 11 reviews internet
http://www.maxyro.com/web-news/cleaning-out-the-closet-on-stumbleupon/

Guy Describes Pornography: Mar 31, 9:56am 8 reviews internet
http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=28459

MacBook Air hacked in two minutes : Gina Hughes : Yahoo! Tech: Mar 31, 6:36am 0 review computers, internet
http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/hughes/25395

: : Yahoo! Tech

Mar 31, 5:52am

1 review

health, internet, psychology
http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/null/87251;_ylt=Ajg3pn1mZJNSuwE.2zjpSo1qMJA5

Internet addictions: A real medical menace? Oh well. Real life is overrated anyway.

From the page: "Internet addiction - defined as 'excessive gaming, sexual preoccupations, and email/text messaging' - is becoming so common that at least one psychiatrist says it merits inclusion in psychiatry's official handbook of mental illness."

30+ Useful Websites You Probably Didnt Know About: Mar 30, 8:46pm 29 reviews internet
http://www.dumblittleman.com/2008/03/30-useful-websites-you-probably-didnt.html

DailyLit: Read books by email and RSS.: Mar 20, 5:29am 62 reviews internet, books
http://www.dailylit.com/; Want to impress your friends with what a pretentious, ostensibly over-educated ass you are but without the hassle of actually having to read pithy tomes the old-fashioned way? Here's another option: Read books of any genre via RSS feed or email and forget the hassles of Amazon.com, the library or the local bookstore. You can even use the forums instead of having to put on pants and go to a reading group if you're interested in discussing the prolific E.E. Cummings' ubiquitous presence on the Internet or the ramifications of "The Federalist Papers" on today's political views. However, note that carrying the actual books around does provide a certain studious cachet one simply cannot achieve by reading from a computer screen in your underwear. [Simple translation for the above: "This site lets you read books online. Yay!"]