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When did Howard Stern jump the shark? | The Audiophiliac - A high-end audio blog from Steve Guttenberg - CNET Blogs A good discussion about the route the howard stern show has taken in the latter years

CD Review of Last Night by Moby : "Moby: Last NightElectronic/Pop2008Buy the CD Reviewed by David Medsker (davidm@bullz-eye.com) Electronic music is still treated with red-headed contempt in the States, but let’s be fair about something: give credit to the artists even willing to enter the fray, because there is no scene as ruthless, catty and cutthroat as the electronic music scene. The moment a certain style – house, deep dish, acid, handbag, ambient, jungle, big beat, baggy, darkwave – becomes trendy, the hipsters have already moved on to the next thing. And for the record, they’re all hipsters. This is why only a handful of artists have been able to carve a living out of a genre in constant flux." Thus starts the review from David on the record by mody which I found enjoyable but as he mentions "been there done That"

iGoogle : "The reason lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place is that the same place isn't there the second time. - Willie Tyler"

Web 2.0 Show - FeedMyApp : "What is FeedMyApp ? Well, FeedMyApp is a showcase where you can submit your, or someone else’s, web 2.0 app. In doing so you feed your app , thus receiving many many visitors from here and helping us update the directory! We classify web apps by tagging them and creating a brief description for each one listed. You can browse our directory by tag or by date or you can search for apps using the top search box. There is also a list of web 2.0 companies whose apps are listed in our directory. You can subscribe to the ever updated list of apps being added to FeedMyApp via RSS."

This is jsut a sample of the cool content at a blog called a little bit of anything which as it name implies is a place to finde new and cool things on the web. A Little Bit Of Everything : "Multiply - Media Sharing Site April 7, 2008 — dave 2008-03-24_145342 Multiply Signing up for Multiply is very easy,as it lets you look for friends using Multiply before you sign up.You can look for people,by inserting their email address or let Multiply look for them ,by giving it access to your email address book. Video,audio and image files can be uploaded individually or in groups and can be converted into a smaller format or left as they are.Files can be up to 100MB in size and you get unlimited storage and content can be added directly from online services like Flickr"