• Dissect Medicine – Like Digg, but focused on medical news and research.
• Mon.itor.us – Free web site monitoring, using a nice Ajaxy interface.
• YouTube Director.
• The Art of Family Dinners – Works for us!

• eAccelerator – “A free open-source PHP accelerator, optimizer, encoder and dynamic content cache.“
• Taking Web Services to the Office – “We think its time for the developers of web services to start thinking about the enterprise.“
• Route Builder – Click, click, click on a map to build and measure a route.
• JSEclipse – JavaScript plugin for Eclipse.

• Argentina on Two Steaks a Day – This will make you hungry, guaranteed.
• Jordan Gunderson: Moving a Page with Apache Redirects.
• Webmaster Eyes – Pagerank Visualization.
• Renkoo Gets Funded – Congratulations, Adam and Joyce.

For a while I’ve had a bottle of Iguana Radioactive on my desk.

At first I would use it to add a bit of spice to my lunch.

Later, between meals, I would sometimes open up the bottle and take a good whiff or two of that aromatic goodness.

Yesterday, late in the afternoon, I took the next step, and simply dumped some out on to a napkin, then snacked on it by dipping the non-writing end of my pen into it.

Yum. I really like this stuff. Spicy, but with lots of flavor.

• Learjet Limousine.
• Mike Sansone: Get in the Routine of Feed Reading – Yes, definitely!
• Michael Eager: Outsourcing Personal Assistant from the Phillipines.
• Jerry Madden: 100 Rules for NASA Project Managers.
• Ben Hunt: Predictions for a Web 2.0 Social Experience.
• Kathy Sierra: Pushing Your Skill Set – “Deliberately start a new project that you know will drive you into new research, experimenting, learning, etc.“

A long time ago, I put together a post full of links to tools for putting RSS feeds onto web pages. That page has been pretty popular, but I have not spent a lot of time maintaining it. Inspired by TechCrunch’s coverage of FeedoStyle , I have put together what I hope will be (after lots of reader contributions) of the definitive list, which you can find here. Please send me updates, suggestions, and your feedback on each of these tools.

Here’s my master list of ways to put RSS feeds on web pages:

• JavaScript RSS Box
• RSS Xpress Lite
• FeedSweep
• RSS to JavaScript
• RSS Digest
• RSS Equalizer
• Jawfish
• Feedroll
• FeedoStyle
• CaRP
• Grazr
• RSS Sense
• RSS2HTML
• RSS2HTML PHP Script
• RSS2GIF

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• The Central Scrutinizer – “I scrutinize your HTML and CSS for errors and anachronisms.“
• Seattle Mind Camp 2.0 – Signups are now open.
• Ruby on Rails 1.1 Executive Summary.
• Structured Blogging Updated .
• CTO’s Guide to Web 2.0.
• del.icio.us A-Z: 150 Hacks.

• NewsGator Online REST API – There’s also a blog and plenty of docs.
• BaseCamp API – Once again, simple XML over HTTP.
• The Lost Gospel of Judas.
• Steve Rubel: RSS Appreciation Day – “Those of us who work in PR and use RSS feeds daily need to take some responsibility in getting everyone else on our teams using a feed reader.” Great idea, but why limit it to “those of us who work in PR?” Many of us don’t.
• RoboSavvy – “Taking home robotics to a new level.“
• Business Week: How to Wow ‘Em Like Steve Jobs – Handy presentation tips.

• Adam Green has been posting a series of OPML tutorials to his blog. Subjects covered to date include RSS elements, Link elements, and Text elements.
• gotAPI.com – API lookup service for 11 popular web APIs (HTML, CSS, HTML DOM, PHP, etc.).
• Open Formula – “OpenFormula is a specification for computed formulas (particularly spreadsheet formulas).“
• Is Your Ajax Application Secure Enough?
• Ajax Load Indicator Generator – This link and the previous one are both from the Ajax Blog.