Hah! I’ve been using one of these for three years!

Amazing… [via]

oof

A whole blog about ebay business

Sweet little toolbar utility

So how do you reboot?

This is older, but still good. Three panels of cartoons related to Tufte seminars

Get it quick, don’t know how long this’ll last–they don’t even want an email!

Kurt Vonnegut essay on fossil fuel

Funny stuff from both sides of the fence

Many good links in the latest RRE

Whoa.

Not sure if I agree with all of their assessments, but an interesting read none-the-less.

The exec. director of the Seattle chapter of the Surfrider foundation is riding his bike a loooong way for charity.

This totally sucks.

Seems like a pretty balanced fact check

Enter a phrase, get a word

More ref cards

Nice little gmail utility

Techinical ref cards

A series of writing tips

More gmail stuff

Gmail tips. Yeah, I’ve become a fan

Responsible eating

Title kinda says it all

Lots of CSS goodness

Someday I will learn this

MIT ponders the nature of customer service

I just know this is going to come in handy.

This is going to be my next advocacy project!

Good tips for keeping track of ideas

This makes me dizzy

Sarcasm, of course, but good reading for the introspective manager

Chicago Tribune ranks magazines. I’m going to look into the “Budget Living” one.

Just got turned onto this blog and I’m liking it a lot

Some really great ideas and help

This movie is going to get serious scrutiny

Interesting app for online albums

Lots of color goodness

I don’t totally understand this, but I *do* know that I don’t want it happening to MY atoms

I use CrimsonEditor, but this looks pretty nice

Back on top.

Get an early start on buying nothing for Christmas

Looks like a good book

Good to know

Interesting site with CEO-centric stats

Get it while it’s hot

This is funny. Unless you’re humorless.

Plan the work, work the plan

A whole blog about getting stuff cheaply

a font finder

Good tips, not that I need them anymore

Brooks nails it

NYT letters to the editor about that smart dog that was all over the news

Blog on effective PPT

New blog and consultancy on KM practice…looks interesting

Free online file storage. I remember using services like these back in the 90’s before I had access to a server

When you need to know

On my reading list

The Two Things, as blogged everywhere today

Raising awareness

What do YOU call it?

Field Guide to the North American Bird

Looks like a fun magazine

More life tools

How to control your dreams

This is really freaky

It’s weird to think that I used to work for a company that is economically larger than many countries.

Fun with CSS

Think different

Just do it. Eventually.

Google searches through another interface

A “best of” list

Various data lookups

Freeware user defined ‘open with…’ menus

Utility to find lost product keys for Windows

Poke your pals from college

A Guide To the Most Efficient Things in the World

More internet phone stuff

Who you with? Shirts or Skins?

Movie making made easy

I’ve been thinking about this stuff lately

A counter-perspective on Reagan’s policies

Dave Winer’s lists

DNS tools, WHOIS, tracert, ping, and other network tools

Now accepting bets

Ready Made is a great mag–read the hardcopy versions if you can find them!

Vim: Seven habits of effective text editing

Why Tivo When you can Freevo?

French Royalists Stage Funeral for Relic

Another entry into the blog business

What $340,000 will buy in San Francisco

Nice, clean SQL query tool

They’ll be issuing regular reports

a free US address geocoder (tip for WP users: use it to find your long/lat and enter into your index.php file)

Notes from Reagan’s doctor

I can’t grind, but even I think this is uncool.

Some free tools for file recovery on various mediums

Long, heavy essay on dualism

Ow. (mpeg)

A daily review of religion and the press

Social network analysis review from HBR

Single-page pdf of the advanced GTD workflow

The bagel man saw shades of dishonesty

Barring that crummy animated flick, I’ve always been fascinated by Atlantis.

The source of the notes

I need to study this

Wow. That’s a lot of data. Bound to come in useful someday.

This focus on simplicity reminds me of David Allen’s stuff.

Fred experimented so we can all forgo the learning curve.

It’s going on my wishlist [via]

Google Answers actually work [via]

Cool backgrounds [via]

Be yourself

Housewives from Texas take a political stand . . . in an unusual way. (PG-13 Rating)

Seems to translate well for any online community

“The next big trend I see is kids are going to look like monks.”

Nonprofit jobs and more

Huge site…lots of information about voluteering

Christian Science Monitor feeds

All Yahoo Groups with public archives have an RSS feed

Get ‘em here

Real content must prevail!

My co-worker’s parents are riding their bikes from Maine to San Diego.

Father’s Day is comin’ up!

CBC News Indepth: D-Day 1944 Front Page

I’m routing the Link Harvest feed through FeedBurner, just to see what the deal is with the stats.

Craigslist gets legitimacy

This one’s for Matt and his rats

Sweet extension for FireFox

Fartman’s got nothing on astronauts

Nike branded blog

This is from Amy’s school

Don King is stumping for Bush

Common sense tips for helping blind people

Vonnegut article about fossil fuel dependence

Manliness is next to Godliness

I just figured favicons out the other day and made one of Tru’s head for the blog

I’m keeping this link around for emergency use

The latest ‘feed on feed’ is ready for consumption

I-5 at mach 3

We could all be Methuselah…

David made the scripts that power the link harvest sidebar on the bren : blog. Very responsive developer!

Fight, fight, inner light,
Kill, quakers, kill!
Knock ‘em down, beat ‘em senseless,
Do it till we reach consensus!

Listen carefully to your favorite politician.

And here I was worrying about my job being outsourced overseas…

Yet again evidence that there are some people with WAY too much time on their hands.

Its been around a while, but its still good to check your status every now and then.

Make sure to search for famous people too, like George Bush.

Fueled by tea and cigarettes

This is a good weblog. I would like to meet this guy, since he lives just down the road.

This is going to get huge.

Learn to be a well-rounded, responsible adult by playing this video game. Right.

A hair raising experience, literally