The new Scientific Anglers website is great!  I especially like the product catalog, which contains detailed information and comparisons for fly fishing lines, fly fishing reels, waterproof tackle boxes, and more. Check it out at www.scientificanglers.com
I personally like gmail, and I think the forthcoming Google Wave has a chance of taking on Microsoft SharePoint in the enterprise.
This free website allows you to quickly and easily (and freely) make a font of your own writing or handwriting. I love this site! What you need to do is obvious when you visit the site, but the short version is you print out a template, write the alphabet on it, scan it, upload it, and then download your font.
Here are a couple of samples:
I recently learned of a great resource for original fonts, called Fontosaurus. There are a variety to choose from, and new fonts are being added pretty regularly. Read the rest of this entry »
This handy guide helps you decide the best type of chart of graph for the type of data that you have and for the message you want to communicate.
I found the logo design tools on this site easy and fun to use, and the resulting logo was not bad!  Give it a try! To complete a purchase was $69, which isn’t bad. Even if you choose another logo or tool set, the resources on this site are sure to give you some ideas.   LogoYes
Main Event sample
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Inevitably, each year when I take out my “new Christmas lights” at least one whole string seems to have gone bad.  So, I open the generously provided  replacement bulbs and begin my journey to determine which bulb has gone bad.  I will confess here that I have NEVER successfully found and replaced a bad christmas light bulb.  Â
This year, I decided to do some research, and found the following articles.
Ciphers by Ritter:Â
- Christmas Lights and how to fix them
- LED Christmas Lights and how to fix them
- Trouble-shooting mini Christmas lights
I haven’t tested the methods yet, but will update the post if I do. Â
HASSAFT CURRENT BEST PRACTICE:
Buy new strings at the end of each season (on discount) — more than you will need for next year. Â Next year, at least some of these will have magically gone bad, but you will have enough because of your extras! Â Always keep a few strings ahead of the game, and you can’t lose!
From Forkableblog.com:
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Cheesy Onion Casserole on Forkableblog.com
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I have found that when I am going through my morning routine in the bathroom, that I can save water and money if I turn off the water when I am brushing my teeth. Also, this is obviously environmentally friendly and can save you some on your water bill.
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