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I noticed this morning that another blog linked to my post about the seventh Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, being available for download. (We think it's a fake by the way in case you're seeing this for the first time.) It's given me a boost in the stats though. Best day we've ever had here: If you're just stopping by to say 'hi,' feel free to subscribe to our RSS feed. :)

Play Dungeons and Dragons on it.

One of my spies pointed out to me that Timethief, one of the wonderful folks who help out on the wordpress.com support forums is celebrating her first year anniversary as a blogger today. She's also writen a series of guides on blogging basics for beginners, the use of widgets, and moving around a blog within the wordpress.com domain. I just wanted to take a second and thank her for all of her hard work over there. She's been a big help. Feel free to take a second and visit one of her blogs today. (I think I got them all.)

An interesting Online tool like Snap and thumbshots.org. But unlike Snap which creates a popup and thumbshots.org which requires you to preregister the websites you want pictures of, WebSnapr makes a screencapture of the URL and you can place it like a standard image URL.

I'm sure you've head about Google Fight by now where you can Linus Torvalds matches up against Bill Gates or finally prove to yourself that Coke is better than Pepsi by comparing Google results between two different words. Bringing it to the next level we have Search Engine Smackdown. Using the heavy weights of the Search Engine field, see how much trivia you know about the history of the market. Technorati tags: Flash Games, Search Engines

I'm sure you've head about Google Fight by now where you can Linus Torvalds matches up against Bill Gates or finally prove to yourself that Coke is better than Pepsi by comparing Google results between two different words.

Bringing it to the next level we have Search Engine Smackdown. Using the heavy weights of the Search Engine field, see how much trivia you know about the history of the market.

Ashley's a Kim Possible fan who for the longest time has had her blog password protected. I noticed a few days ago that she's gone ahead and removed it. She writes those more interesting Kim possible fanfictions if you know what I mean. ;) edit: Fixed link and added the link over on the Kim Possible: Remixed site since I mention her from time to time.

Please take a look at the icon in the sidebar of this blog. Kind of interesting.

Anyone remember when Altavista was the main search engine on the net? Back before Google? Anyone use it anymore? I still use Babelfish quite often but that's about it. And about half the time, they don't do the language that I need to be translated.

Based out of Rochester, New York, it's YouParkLikeAnAsshole.com

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