Rated • 1 review • computers, vendor, reseller, networkcomponents, computerparts • efilliate.com
Efilliate is a top-notch wholesaler for information technology (IT) resellers. They have very good pricing and product selection. I have purchased from them for over 10 years, and heartily recommend them to any other IT reseller.
Rated • 1 review • political science, democrats, pope, republicans, catholicism • nytimes.com
NY Times (requires free registration) Op Ed piece concerning the latest opinions of the Pope and how it represents a fusion somewhere in between the U.S. Liberal and Concservative agendas. It's an interesting read for Catholics and non-Catholics alike.
Rated • 1 review • health, insurance, politics, walmart • walletpop.com
Find out why Wal-Mart is backing President Obama's health care plan, and what they expect to see as a result. Personally, it sounds reasonable to me.
Rated • 1 review • celebrities, tv, commercials • walletpop.com
Learn more about eight commercial personalities whose names you may not know, but whose personalities have earned a following of their own. (1) "Flo" from Progressive insurance. (2)The troubadour from FreeCreditReport.com. (3) "Scott" from Quiznos. (4) The Centaur from Old Spice. (5) The Orbit Gum girl. (6) The mom with the "still good" AT&T's rollover minutes. (7) The "Can you hear me now?" guy from Verizon Wireless.
Rated • 1 review • web design, website optimization • sitepoint.com
![Web Site Optimization: 13 Simple Steps [Apache & IIS Configuration]](http://cdn.stumble-upon.com/altmthumb/237/14703237.jpg)
Rated • 6 reviews • web design, graphic design, css, sprites • smashingmagazine.com
Rated • 18 reviews • web design, css • smashingmagazine.com
Rated • 104 reviews • web design, css • smashingmagazine.com
Rated • 1 review • politics, california, laws, google, civil rights • appscout.com
"A California lawmaker has introduced a bill that would require all virtual mapping programs to blur out schools, places of worship, government or medical buildings or face hefty fines and possible jail time."
Nice sentiment (making it harder for terrorists to plan their attacks), but, as usual with politicians who don't understand technology, it's a ludicrous plan that will only block legitimate users from information widely available from sites outside of California's control.
