I like oddball comedies but after reading Kari's review of Date Movie (2006) at Karebear Central and then reading the reviews at IMDB, I think I'll pass on this one.

Kate Hudson's Blog is a little different than most blogs we see. She doesn't have complete or partial articles on her front page, merely the post titles, dates and times, and the category. I clicked the first one and it was her article on society thinking. It was a thoughtful article on breaking away from the traps of society thinking, something I seem to be very good at lately.

Nash at Keeping Fit is A Daily Battle recommends exercise, waking up early and just going to bed as his tips to conquer insomnia.

Nomar at King Nomar dot Com pointed out three ways to increase your Google Pagerank, downplaying the importance of the pagerank to begin with. Interesting.

Today was the first time I saw a Blendtec video and in it I watched a digital camcorder get destroyed by one of their blenders at Kitchen Warfare. What a waste. I think I'll go back and watch some more of their "will it blend" videos later tonight.

Thelazygenius wrote an interesting and lengthy article about the Koh-i-Noor Diamond at Know the World and the events leading up to its inclusion in the British Crown Jewels.

Talk about link love! Kyle at Kyle's Cove dot Com linked 892 participants in the Top 5 Group Writing Project. 892! That's gotta be a record or something.

Kim Barker at laketrees is an award-winning artist and painter from Australia. I found a biography of her at Life in the Fast Lane. One of her paintings sold for $15,000!

Lars at lars-christian posted his own view of the DVD-HD brouhaha that happened a couple of weeks ago over at Digg and admitted he was living on the dangerous side as well by posting the same number on his blog.

Freshnews at Latest News posted a Mother's Day article with an Indian spin. I'm at a loss for words. I didn't realize that a lot of countries celebrate Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May, just like the US. Call me naive.

There is a very long and painful article I recommend as reading material when you're not real busy. I read "Bad Credit = Thief: Does Your Past Really Equal Your Future?" at Law of Attraction and I was moved by it. That doesn't happen often.

This is interesting. Microsoft is about to offer a free 500 MB online storage service, according to Ashish at Learning Online Technology with TechnoSpot.net. I wonder if they'll use the same software they used for "FolderShare"? I wonder how long before Google ups the ante and offers way more?

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Master Cleanse aka The Lemonade Diet

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Eleanorblog by Alison Lodge.

Technology Blog, SEO & Web Design Blog by Robert Smith.

The Outsider's View by Javier Altman.

Musings of The Charger by Dave D.