MySpace
Rated • 1 review • indie rock • myspace.com
A band straight out of Falls-Church/Vienna Virginia. Plays music inspired bands like Brand New, Boys Night Out, Rise Against and Taking Back Sunday.
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Ten Great Songs From 2009 You May Have Missed
Rated • 1 review • indie rock, music • stickymagazine.com
10 Great songs from 2009 that you may have missed. -
Keens - a set on Flickr
Rated • 1 review • arts, games, dos, id, commander keen • flickr.com
Very impressive street art renditions of an old video game character Billy Blaze from the 1990 release of the Commander Keen series. -
How Cool?
Rated • 1 review • blogs • tumblr.com
cool blog with lots of interesting pictures, movie clips and quotes -
Bedazzler - DIY non-lethal weaponry
Rated • 1 review • electrical eng, led, bedazzler, diyelectronics • ladyada.net
This website lays out a cheap DIY alternative to make people seasick. The author of the site provides the schematics to make a non-lethal light cannon from a modified Sears brand flashlight -
Aviarys Audio Editor - myna
Rated • 2 reviews • internet tools, onlineaudioeditor • aviary.com
This is a wonderful online tool that is similar to Garageband that makes it easy for anyone to record and mix their own soundtracks online. -
OK Gos Damian Kulash talks new album, plus exclusive...
Rated • 1 review • music, skyscrapers, ok go, damian kulash • ew.com
a good review and preview of OK Go's new album, Skyscrapers -
MySpace
Rated • 1 review • indie rock • myspace.com
Criznittle has a very comprehensive list of indie rock bands that he listens to and also compiles a list every month of the best songs in indie rock -
http://www.free-av.com/
Rated • 71 reviews • software, spyware • free-av.com
this program is more trouble than its worth. it misses a lot of viruses that most other programs catch and pops up a popup telling you to buy this every hour or so. It pops up if you're using the program or not. It seems more like ad-ware than anti-spyware/antivirus.
