There are so many good sites out there, our goal is to bring you the best sites in each category. The most popular Faveline is our Weekly Faves line. The Weekly Faves is an eclectic mixture of the best upcoming sites.
The logos are great and provide easy access to your favorite sites, but sometimes a few words describing a site can make a difference between giving a site a chance and not giving a chance. So give them a chance, after all they are here for you.
Zoom and Go – Meet other travelers or help others that are about to travel, the help provided is supplied in the form of reviews,vidoes, or pictures by other travelers. All info has been humanly observed by the editors of the site, so no spam for you.
Be a travel reporter and earn money, Zoom and Go will pay for any videos, pictures and hotel reviews that is accepted to the site, they even pay you just to sign up as a member.
Yuxt – A social video bookmarking, It is the easiest way to bookmark, organize into collections, share and watch video from numerous sites, very simple and intuitive to use.
SquidWho – Type in the name of someone famous(writer, musician, movie star, business person or politician), SquidWho willl show you the single best fanpage.
Dylan – A new Bob Dylan greatest song compilation is out in stores. Enjoy this cool own Dylan video editing site.
iFoods.tv – A new and hip way of interacting with other food lovers worldwide. Not only do you get to upload your own videos, develop your profile and prove your culinary genius to everyone but you also have the option of learning a few things from professionally produced video cooking tutorials that have been developed by two top class chefs.
MyFamily – Create a private family website to share photos and stories. Surely is a great way to connect with your family.
Bloxorz – An addicting mind game. Just play it, you’ll love it.
Picli – Share your photos and creative work online. Users can vote on every photo and most popular are continuously promoted to showcase gallery.
LonelyPlanet.tv – Travel via video! Check out someone’s video travel diary from their safari in Kenya. See the view of Paris from the ascent of the Eiffel Tower. Wherever folks like to travel and bring along their video cameras, chances are you can find it here!
PureVideo – One video search. Results from all video sites. The google of video search.
Got any new Faves? leave a comment.
Look at the dancer below. What do you see? Is she turning clockwise or counter-clockwise? You just can’t help but love these optical illusions.
If you see her turning clockwise (right) then your left side of the brain is doing most of the work, which means you are more of a logic/analyzing person.
If you see the dancer turning counter-clockwise (left) then your right side of the brain is in charge, this means you are the artistic/intuition person.
You control the way the dancer turns. Try looking at this with a few more people and see how everyone sees it different.
Kids are a blessing and needless to say they deserve only the best. Though, when it comes to the internet, searching for a good site for them could be quite a burden. This is where we step in for your help. We’ve rounded up 150+ sites that will provide the children with hours of endless entertainment.
Keep on reading to learn about the best sites. For the kids we provided an easy logo interface on our kids section (which includes the full list of over 150 sites). Enjoy.
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“Why are you really here?”
“I want to make this land safe!”
“Why are you here, soldier?!”
“I’m here because I’m bored.”
“And don’t you ever forget that.”
Updates are slow in the last few weeks. That’s because we are working hard on a great kids section for AllMyFaves. We call it The Amusement Park of the Web. Hopefully the new section will be up early next week. Make sure to come back with your kids or just with your joyful spirit and check it out.
In the meanwhile enjoy this week selection of the Weekly Video Faves. I am sure you will love them. (If you don’t, drop me a line suggesting some good vids).
Light Graffiti
Lifted – Pixar’s newest short film
The Power Of Old People
Lego Millenium Falcon Stop Motion
Reality Desktop
Back a while ago i wrote about a useful music service called SeeqPod. Ever since i have been using Seeqpod for all my music discovering needs.
Then came Blogmusik (Version 2)! Blogmusik has been around for a while now (and featured on AllMyFaves ever since we launched). It is another ad-supported streaming music service.
Recently, Blogmusik launched a new version of their site that allows you to search for music and play songs and albums on demand. The selection is amazing – that’s because all the music in the service is uploaded by their community. The legality of the service is a little skatchy but Blogmusik claim to be completely legal by saying.
“All tracks abailable to the user of the Blogmusik have been thoroughly analyzed by our song recognition engine. Each title you’ll upload will be analyzed, if a track matches an official release then it will be available to the community. This process takes a bit of time and is mandatory to pay the artists. If a track is not recogized, it’ll only be available for you through the ‘My MP3’ section. You’ll be able to share these songs through the ‘Blog Share’ section.”
 The flash user interface is very intuitive and elegant. In order to search your favorite artist just type in the name of the artist/song into the search box and a nice comprehensive list will be available for immediate listen. After selecting the song you can interact with the service by viewing the full details of the artist, listen to the complete discography or just make yourself a playlist with all your favorite songs. If you can’t find your favorite song you can always upload it to the site and have it on your playlist.
Blogmusik is an amazing music service which i strongly recommend. Below i added myfaves playlist for your listening pleasure. Let me know what you think about the service or the playlist in the comments. Enjoy.
Good Husband
Mona Lisa in MS Paint – The best video clips are right here
Mona Lisa in MS Paint
iPhone: The Music Video
What We Are
Pownce is Kevin Rose’s (from Digg.com) latest venture.
“Pownce is a way to send messages, files, links, and events to your friends. You’ll create a network of the people you know and then you can share stuff with all of them, just a few of them, or even just one other person really fast”.
Pownce looks to be very promising though i have one problem with it, which apply to so many web services these days, is having to add all of my contacts over and over again. So tiresome.
I am not going to review it in detail but if you are interested you should check out Webware’s coverage.
If you’re not on Pownce but you want to be. Be one of the first six readers to comment on this post and I’ll hook you up.
The HBO Voyeur Project is a collection of multi-media stories that HBO has built around the theme of voyeurism.
See what people do when they think no one is Watching is the tagline that they have used to describe the experience that starts in the streets of New York City, behind the countless windows that we pass everyday. It comes together in a silent film that will be projected on the side of a building, and extends to the HBO channel, HBO on Demand, and online at HBOVoyeur.com.
There are also “artifacts†of the characters everywhere, pieces of story which have been sprinkled around the web and in the real world to heighten the experience for those who like to get involved.
However it is experienced in whichever medium, the point of the HBO Voyeur Project is to get the viewer to confront the uncomfortable question: “Do You Like To Watch?â€
Glubble is a Firefox plug-in (3.8 MB) that will allow the parents to control a white list of domains that their kids can visit and browse. Glubble initially has a list of 350 approved domain properties like Disney.com or Nickelodeon, but parents can add other domains not in this list or also combine their lists with preexisting lists approved by other parents.
Glubble is providing families with a new online experience and eliminating any fears that parents might have about their children surfing the pervasive internet. Glubble is all about building a community of families that craft a better, trusted and pleasant internet experience for their children.
These days, where the nature of the internet is complex and uninhibited. Tools like this will ensure that children are safeguarded. Glubble
The weeks fly by so quickly…
Swear Jar
Supermarket 2.0
Pavement Picasso
A guy driving across the country
Flagpole Sitta Lip Dub made my day, you have to watch this…
Flagpole Sitta – Wouldn’t you want to work there?
One week of art works
Retro Games in Stop Motion
Helio display – Air video screen