Bartenders Guide to the Internet through the eyes of a Web Designer

I like the additional details he goes into on his drinks, I Think that really sets his video series apart.

For those of you who aren’t familiar with Bookmark sites, this one is called Del.icio.us (delicious). These kinds of sites provide a way to see what other people are bookmarking, share what you are bookmarking, and have a place to find your bookmarks no matter what computer you are on. I like using del.icio.us because it allows me to add tags to my bookmarks, which means I don’t have to remember which folder I put it in, I can browse based on certain subjects.
So check out my del.icio.us page and see how it works…

Another advantage to using del.icio.us is that it offers really simple code for tag clouds, simply set the tags how you want them to look then copy the code and paste it where you want it. As of this article I’ve got 57 links on the site and now all I have to do is click on a tag in the subject of what I’m looking for.

This looks delicious, I’ll be trying it when I pick up some vanilla vodka.

There are many ’stories’ out in the world of myth and make-believe, but again the internet has an answer for our quandaries. “Is is true?” A site called Snopes has answers for our curiosity. They dig for the truth about urban legends and myths. In particular is this”True” (That’s right, true) story about a 5 year old girl in Peruvian that gave birth to a six pound baby boy.

read story here

So next time you want to know about the status of an urban legend check out Snopes

A fascinating look at the Black Plague at StupidBeaver.com caught my attention. Oddly enough when I was in school I found history boring, but now with the internet and it’s many media possibilities I find it much more interesting.

If you know of any other cool sites about the ‘Black Plague’ please leave a note about it in the comments