Your top 5 Web sites

1. SportsJournalists.com
2. Yahoo! Sports
3. Google News
4. Half.com (even cheaper stuff than eBay)
5. ... back to SportsJournalists.com.

 

1. yahoo.com.
2. websudoku.com (I still suck at it, tho)
3. engrish.com
4. baseballreference.com
5. SportsJournalists.com

 

Not in a regular rotation, but some different ones to check out:

http://www.subservientchicken.com/

http://www.newseum.org/

and this may be the best one of all:

http://www.zombo.com/

 

Well done. But shouldn't it be ourselves? Also, I believe it's still illegal here in Texas.

 

Great call. Fantastic Web site. I work (almost) right next to where the building is. I can't wait until it's open.

edit: for all those who are intersted, it's pretty much attached to the Canadian Embassy.

 

As The Fake Al Pacino says: "I like Hustler."



Fake Al, if you don't know, is Frank Caliendo. Great impressionist.

Watch him do Dubya and some others right here:

 

Was Rome the pitcher or the catcher?

 

In no particular order:

* The National Weather Service (hometown forecast, radar and storm reports)
* WrestlingObserver.com
* eBay.com
* Kansas City Star sports
* sportsjournalists.com

 

http://sunherald.com -- It's my job.
http://www.sportsjournalists.com -- It's my biggest time-waster
http://google.com -- Where I go when I want to find something on the Web, plus what I use for my e-mail
http://espn.com -- People spew venom about the WWL, but I'm in the habit of using the site and it's got what I want.
http://soccernet.com -- Woeful US soccer coverage, but it does OK with the high-level Premiership stuff, about all I have time for.

Honorable mention:
http://youtube.com -- I find myself looking up stuff here more than I probably realize, mostly soccer videos.
http://imdb.com -- One of the best research sites on the Web.
http://wikipedia.org -- I wouldn't base news stories on what's there, but when I want some baseline knowledge about something I go there.

 

Try www.refdesk.com
This has EVERYTHING!! No matter what you want, it is here.

 

In addition to this illustrious board:

Google Reader - The gateway through which I access almost all of my web news.
BoingBoing.net - A gallery of wonderful things.
The All Music Guide - This music omnivore's holy book.
Pandora - lets me listen to music at my desktop without eating up my office's bandwidth.

Lexis & Westlaw are the most invaluable to my work, but not the most enjoyable.