Other methods of getting a free internet wifi is remaining anywhere near an internet cafe, anything but Starbucks.  Starbucks has some special agreement with AT&T making you have to pay for a monthly service fee.  I prefer  internet cafes that are not a massive chain.  These usually all have free internet, often open signals.  If you do need a password, just order a coffee, or if you really are cheap just walk in sit down and ask someone what the password is.

Other ways to find free internet wifi include driving around slowly, hitting refresh on your list of possible internet conections, or even easier is trying Jwire to find an internet connection near you.

The biggest concept on the web right now with sites like WooMe seems to be turning the internet into a social center. It’s a place where people can meet, have fun and even collaberate.  It pulls down racial and political barriers (when geographically restrictions aren’t in place) and lets the entire world interact with each other.

The requirements? A fast enough internet connection and a webcam  and microphone.  You no longer need to travel to London to face a to face conversation with someone.  Just pop on to WooMe and start meeting people from across the globe. 

Just beware, you might find anything from flute playing girls, to guitar players, or even people with exagerated accents….

A typical WooMe Chat

Favorite T Shirt Search Engines
1. http://pleasedress.me – Search through T Shirts by price, type, color, or do my favorite and pick random.  Random is a great way to pick a completely strange shirt.

2. http://teenormous.com/ – This site searches from over 58,000 t shirts so there has to be something you like.  Just typing in Obama yields 83 different shirts.

Shirt I would consider?

Will the Speed of News on the Internet Make Newspapers Obsolete?
Though the internet provides news faster than any local newspaper could dream of, local newspapers provide something not always readily available online.  That being, local news is still something standard newspapers provide, though many have already gone digital.  Or if you live in any major city, you probably will have no trouble getting your local news online.

News.Yahoo.Com has a local news feature for getting the news in your area from local sources which is usually good at covering any significant local news.

The legality of a picture or photo is usually a very grey area that can get some bloggers into trouble.

1. If a photo has a copyright, don’t use it.
2. If the photo is from a website in which you need to pay for pictures, don’t use it.
3. Any photos of high profile people should be used with caution.

Source to Find Legal Pictures, Photo for a Blog
I often use Flickr as a source for finding blog photos.  Photos will be marked whether they are copyright, and if they are you won’t be able to right click on the photo, so there is already a system in place to prevent you from accidently using a copyrighted photo.

Try using Zooomr as another method to find creative commons photos. You might also try  everystockphoto or stock.xchng.

Other tools for adding a job board which costs nothing includes, Job-a-Matic you can get a free hosted job board that’s quick and easy to setup.

JobThread lets you add a simple widget on your blog. You can use JobThread to create a full job board.

Some popular blogs that use a job board include FreelanceSwitch and ProBlogger which both charge for adding jobs to their Job Board making this also a potential extra income generator.

The speed trap map allows you to inform yourself of those traps, as well as report your own speed traps to alert others about potential speed traps.

Of course the problem with this site is that it will encourage law enforcement to change their speed trap locations more often as soon as they realize that their current spot is on this site. However, the amount of people that actually use this site is probably not going to significantly affect the amount of traffic stops produced.

So want to find police speed traps in your area and be alerted when they are nearby? Just visit http://www.trapster.com

With FriendFeed, we’ve decided to make the switch, because now we can track all of our favorite feeds, know what’s being updated, and find out when new information has been added all in one location, without having to check each individual service.  The Facebook feed reader with FriendFeed for instance allows you to read the latest status message of each of your friends.  Or if your friend has added a new photo to Flickr, you’ll be able to find out in FriendFeed.

In conclusion, FriendFeed is one of the best ways to keep track of your friends, get all your feeds in one location, making life simplier and you not having to log into each seperate account to check what’s new.

Visit FriendFeed at FriendFeed.com 

YouTube changed it’s YouTube player to 960 pixels wide. Users need to make sure that they start uploading high definition videos using the MPEG4 format, MP3 audio, a video resolution of at least 480×360, and a frame rate of 24fps or higher.

So YouTube is not the first to go widescreen, they are merely keeping up with the time. Already setup boxes are starting to stream YouTube, connecting YouTube to your living room.

According to Google’s Flu Trends: “We’ve found that certain search terms are good indicators of flu activity. Google Flu Trends uses aggregated Google search data to estimate flu activity in your state up to two weeks faster than traditional systems.”

The question is, with all that information they compile with the Google search engine, as well as their other various Google services, what else do they know? Who would have thought that what you type in the search engine tells a lot more about yourself than you expected?