“A Nitpick is a mistake, anomaly or an unexpected small detail contained entirely within a movie or tv show.” This site has tons of nitpicks as well. If you like movies you are going to love reading nitpicks about them. It is free, although it does require registration if you submit a nitpick and want credited for it.
To find a movie
The FBI’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives
This is a site that most Americans should be aware of. A list of the ten most wanted fugitives. From Osama Bin Laden to Donald Eugene Webb you’ll find interesting facts about these criminals. You should be aware of who they are because sometimes fugitives hide in plain sight.
If you hit the “Most Wanted” link you’ll find other fugitives beside… Continue reading
This is a very fun online quiz that helps you figure out where you should live, work, and even retire. It free and fun. You start by checking one of the three options of community size then click “find my spot”.
The quiz starts with a discussion about your weather preference. Choose how you feel about the options with Strongly Agree, Agree, Neutral, Disagree… Continue reading
I know that this site says “Hey wait for the new site to go up” but if you click the link under the picture you can still check out this very spiffy site. This site is all about Gargoyles and Architectural Details in New York City.
What I adore about this site is that it is fabulously put together, well written, and
This is a fabulous site for whale education. The actual museum is located in Friday Harbor, Washington, but you should definitely check out this site. The main goal of this site, and probably the museum, is to “promote stewardship of whales and the Salish Sea ecosystem through education and research.”
So why don’t we start in the “Education” section. Here you can learn about: the… Continue reading
“LOST LABOR: Images of Vanished American Workers 1900-1980 is a selection of 155 photographs excerpted from a collection of more than 1100 company histories, pamphlets, and technical brochures documenting America’s business and corporate industrial history.” Over the last 20 years this collection of rare and difficult to find pictures was collected. This unusual historical record of 20th Century America documents many factories, machinery, and jobs that… Continue reading
Welcome to the Drive In. Well right off the bat, how many of you miss going to the Drive-In Movie Theater in the summer? I sure do. Well this site will help you locate Drive-In’s near you that are still operating and you can check out the Drive-In Museum as well. Not to mention a whole heck of a lot more.
If you are looking… Continue reading
Weekly Download: Autoruns
This weeks’ download is from a great site called SysInternals.com . Among the list of great freeware I found a little gem I thought you might enjoy: Autoruns.
Autoruns is a program that shows you a list of everything set to autorun at startup. This isn’t ground breaking news to my savvy readers, but don’t be… Continue reading
This reference to the World of Dogs, is very neat. Start searching for Breed via alphabetical search, then pick a letter, any letter. If you are a dog lover, or are thinking about a puppy, this site could be very handy for you.
I chose the letter S in the hopes of
I know you’re probably thinking, “Not another Dictionary site.” But trust me you won’t mind it. This Dictionary has a fabulous feature called Reverse Dictionary, it is still in testing but I had very good results with it.
How does it work? Well you type in a few words that could be
