Ma.gnolia: Meredith's Bookmarks

The G-Spot Center

2008-07-23T18:36:08-07:00

G-Spot Center: Sex Toys, Workshops and Information for a Passionate World. Everything you wanted to know about the G Spot and P Spot.

Road Rage Cards

2008-07-22T18:12:05-07:00

The printing is large and easy to read from a distance. The cards are tabbed and arranged by topic, so you can find the right message fast.

BunnyORamma.com

2008-07-22T17:52:13-07:00

BunnyORamma.com offers a variety of unique and independently made t-shirts, bags, stickers and buttons with attitude and a big dose of humor.

Miss Deaf World

2008-07-18T05:28:26-07:00

Contest is sponsored by Czech Republic I think.

Fiction Themes

2008-07-15T18:16:40-07:00

Great way to find new fiction to read by specific topics - you can find fiction about caste systems, single-sex schools, and dozens of other specific topics. Organized by broader topics, so you can drill down.

AjaxAMP

2008-07-15T18:14:41-07:00

It turns Winamp into a web-accessible, sharing, streaming, searching, remote-controlled musical marvel, allowing you to access Winamp over the network using a web browser and control it or stream music to or from it.

Miconic 10

2008-07-14T09:50:56-07:00

These elevators are in use at the Courtyard by Marriott in New Orleans. Yes, they move you faster, but they are less user-friendly than normal elevators.

benandcapitol.gif (GIF Image, 314x276 pixels)

2008-07-02T01:51:30-07:00

I just love this picture. That's Bennett Long, y'all, and yes he IS wearing a jockstrap in front of the U.S. Capitol. May the Leather Goddesses of Phobos bless D.C.! (Shut up, it's a good deity for this community.)

The Itch

2008-06-24T18:30:50-07:00

Nice article about how itching is not the same thing as pain. Still no mention of chronic urticaria, which is a condition that really should be in ALL articles about itching.

Personas for Firefox

2008-06-23T19:53:46-07:00

Remember Hotbar? No? Well, you'll like Personas anyway. Beautify your Firefox easily, without messing with themes.

Betsie Lawnbott

2008-06-23T19:52:04-07:00

How many automated lawn mowers do YOU know that have their own blog? (Check out the favicon!)

TravelMuse

2008-06-10T18:15:58-07:00

TravelMuse is your destination for a lifetime of travel. We'll help you with travel planning and research with engaging content. (Has a cool "where should I travel?" wizard.)

The Whitechapel Club

2008-06-06T08:31:57-07:00

Defining Chicago's newspapermen in the 1890s.

Turn your Sorenson VP into wireless

2008-06-06T08:29:27-07:00

Helpful instructions for VP-100 and VP-200!

Those with ADHD do 1 month's less work a year

2008-06-03T17:29:12-07:00

Adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder do about one month's less work each year than people who don't have this condition, a new 10-country study from the World Health Organization demonstrates.

goosh.org - the unofficial google shell.

2008-06-03T14:42:04-07:00

goosh is a google-interface that behaves similar to a unix-shell.

Should websites include sign language?

2008-05-28T08:27:32-07:00

British Sign Language is distinct from English. Why should we include it on websites and what are the issues?

OMG Girlz Don't Exist on teh Intarweb!!!!1

2008-05-27T09:15:50-07:00

"I am a girl, but girls do not exist on the internet." Whitney 'Teleios' Butts relates her multiplayer gaming experiences, as a girl on the internet. (Kind of whiny at times. [via ciaran-h])

Russia: Disabled Still Largely 'Invisible' In Society

2008-05-27T06:59:01-07:00

Good article from Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe.

Deafstation

2008-05-24T17:47:56-07:00

An information resource and news service, all in BSL. (Great for seeing if you can understand BSL, it's signed very clearly, I can pick up most of the fingerspelling.)

47 - ASL and English School

2008-05-20T09:12:31-07:00

An upper and lower school for deaf and hearing students. The goal is to have them learn together. The school's own website isn't working, but I found this description.

Waterfalls come to New York City

2008-05-19T20:29:00-07:00

From July to October this year, you'll be able to see man-made cascading water features in lower Manhattan, Brooklyn and on the north shore of Governors Island. The specially-commissioned installations will be 90 to 120-feet tall, operate from 7 AM to 10 PM, seven days a week, and will be lit after sunset for an even more impressive effect.

Dollhouse (TV series)

2008-05-19T20:26:44-07:00

Apparently I have to wait until January 2009 to see Eliza Dushku and Amy Acker onscreen together performing Joss Whedon's work. *grumbles*

LifeAt

2008-05-19T20:22:57-07:00

A modern twist on the building bulletin board, the self-proclaimed neighborhood gossip, the welcome wagon, and the earmarked local business guide, LifeAt keeps residents in touch with everything their community has to offer. [via popgadget]

Mummywraps

2008-05-19T16:25:08-07:00

Planning your family, or baby already on the way? You want the best for your child, but how can you protect your precious bundle of joy against the potentially harmful electrosmog that swirls invisibly around us wherever we are, and whatever we are doing, 24 hours a day?

It Will Answer LIVE FISH OF INDIANA on the Phone

2008-05-19T13:07:37-07:00

World's most insane AutoTrader ad.

Curvy Girl Clothing

2008-05-14T08:00:48-07:00

Plus size trendy clothing for women. (Torrid competitor; expensive)

2-1-1

2008-05-13T13:28:43-07:00

Every hour of every day, someone in the United States needs essential services - from finding an after-school program to securing adequate care for a child or an aging parent. Faced with a dramatic increase in the number of agencies and help-lines, people often don't know where to turn. In many cases, people end up going without these necessary services because they do not know where to start. 2-1-1 helps people find and give help.

The Ultimate Guide to Free Travel

2008-05-13T13:11:33-07:00

Nine ways to score a free trip. They're not for everybody: Research, patience, good timing--and often a bit of luck and sweat--are required. But there's just no beating the price. (From Budget Travel Magazine.)

IBM and the Holocaust

2008-05-03T08:35:20-07:00

IBM and the Holocaust is the stunning story of IBM's strategic alliance with Nazi Germany -- beginning in 1933 in the first weeks that Hitler came to power and continuing well into World War II. As the Third Reich embarked upon its plan of conquest and genocide, IBM and its subsidiaries helped create enabling technologies, step-by-step, from the identification and cataloging programs of the 1930s to the selections of the 1940s.