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The Best Free Software

Wed, 05 Mar 2008 01:25:58 GMT

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The Best Free Software

157 software tools. No fees. No expiration dates. No problems. Sometimes even no downloads. No kidding.

We did the math: If you bought popular apps instead of trying their gratis counter-parts, at the manufacturers' list prices you'd be out $5,183 and change! Why spend money when you can get what you need for nothing? Sometimes, you do get what you don't pay for.

Top 20 Sexiest Photo Collections of 2007

Fri, 04 Jan 2008 17:54:16 GMT

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Clip Source: www.coedmagazine.com

Check out the Top 20 Sexiest Photo Collections of 2007 after the jump!

#20 2007 Hooters Swimsuit Pageant

#19 Keeley Hazell’s 2008 Calendar

#18 American Idol’s Antonella Barba “Leaked” Personal Pictures

#17 Kristen Bell Complex Magazine December 2007

#16 Shera Ruben ACC “Miss COED” Shoot

#15 Petra Nemcova Represents La Senza

#14 Lindsay Lohan and Vanessa Minnillo Leaked “Knife” Personal Pictures

#13 Megan Fox GQ Feature

#12 Joanna Krupa Maxim Layout June 2007

#11 Miss South Carolina, Lauren Caitlin Upton “Miss COED” Gallery

#10 “Friday Night Lights” Adrianne Palicki in Complex Magazine

#9 “Charles and Charge’s” Nicole Eggert, All Grown Up!

#8 Carmen Electra “Cola-Cola” Ad

#7 Christina Aguilera Maxim’s “The Art of Seduction”

#6 Jessica Biel “Summer of Love” GQ

#4 Megan Fox FHM Magazine Spread

#3 Vanessa Hudgens “Leaked” Personal Photos

#2 Hayden Panettiere GQ “Obsession of the Year” Photo Shoot

#1 2007 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

2007 Victoria.s Secret Fashion Show

2007 Best Cover Winners

Tue, 13 Nov 2007 14:33:49 GMT

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Clip Source: www.magazine.org

Tags: magazine, usa, artwork, awards

the sex position playbook from Men's Health

Tue, 31 Jul 2007 22:44:41 GMT

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Clip Source: www.menshealth.com

Smart ways to switch it up in the bedroom

Sex shouldn't resemble Naked Twister. Too much twisting and contorting can leave a woman feeling like a sexless member of Cirque du Soleil. "Unlike men, women can lose an orgasm almost in the midst of having one," says Ian Kerner, Ph.D., author of She Comes First and He Comes Next. The solution? This simple series of positions, designed to help you flow naturally from move to move without ending up like a flesh pretzel.

Missionary

It's tame, but it's a natural starter because of strong eye contact, says Kerner. "But men often ejaculate faster because of the friction." To last longer and keep her happy, switch to a move that maintains clitoral pressure without so much thrusting.

Spider

Sit back and pull her toward you while you both lift your knees. "Physically, it allows her to feel a deeper, more intense, more intimate stimulation than missionary, with less friction," says Candida Royalle, author of How to Tell a Naked Man What to Do.

Tags: sex, magazine

Clipmarks - reducing the pop limit?

Tue, 26 Dec 2006 23:04:39 GMT

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clipper's remarks: I look forward to hearing the various opinions people have on this issue.

Clip Source: clipmarks.wordpress.com

I’m giving strong consideration to the idea of dropping the Pop Character limit to 1,000 from 2,000. I’d like to explain my reasoning and give everyone a chance to weigh in prior to making a decision. At the end of the day, I need to make the decision that I believe best honors the integrity of what Clipmarks is all about, but I certainly don’t want to do that before hearing what our users have to say.

The reason we created Clipmarks was to give life to those wonderful bits of information that are buried within pages. I’m talking about the bits that literally make your brain come alive with interest, curiosity, bewilderment, passion, anger, hope, etc. They are the bits that you feel compelled to capture, comment on and immediately expose to other people.

Picture the offline act of reading a magazine or newspaper article and coming across something that so strongly grabs your attention that you immediately point it out to whoever is around you. You either blurt it out for others to hear or pass it along to someone, pointing to the specific piece of the page you want them to read. Well, our vision for Clipmarks is to create a global platform for that experience to occur in response to bits of “clipworthy” information people find on the web. Too many times I read a clip on the site and think that there is actually a clip within the clip that would have made a better clip…say that 10 times fast J

In my opinion, once a clip is too long, it’s impact as a unique form a content gets diluted. There is certainly no perfect size clip, but there is a size that, once exceeded, can no longer be considered a “clip”. We’re trying to find that fine line where the essence of a clip is honored, meaning is conveyed and an informed decision can be made by the reader about whether to click through to the source to read more. My gut is telling me that 2,000 characters is still too high.

Tags: clipmarks, internet, pop

Clip the web with Clipmarks

Tue, 25 Jul 2006 17:56:44 GMT

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Clip Source: lifehacker.com

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Clip the web with Clipmarks

Web site Clipmarks clips text and images from web pages, much like you would in a magazine, through an Internet Explorer plug-in or Firefox/Flock extension. Clipping is simple: you simply click an icon in your browser's toolbar and click on the text and images you wish to clip, paragraphs at a time.

Your clippings are saved onto their site, along with the tags, descriptions and title you give them. You have the option to share and read other user's clippings. Access your clippings on nearly any Internet-connected computer by simply logging into your account. The advantage Clipmarks has other bookmark managers is that you can highlight a certain part of a lengthy document, saving you the hassle of having to scour! — Joe Anderson

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Sean O says:

This is a good "social" clipping service, if a bit cluttered.

For more personal clips (although you can share if you like), look at Google Notebook:
http://www.google.com/notebook

07/25/06 11:20 AM

Old Hag says:

Google Notebook has no adorable "pops".

Clipmarks changed my life last week. Also, neatest interface ever for clipping.

Clipmarks + Kaboodle = complete heaven.

07/25/06 11:24 AM

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