A free fitness website that posts a new "Workout of the Day" every day. The workouts focus on total body fitness. The workouts are used by military personnel, athletes, and normal people. The site also contains an index of the exercises used in the workouts complete with videos and slideshows. They offer a newsletter for those willing to pay. It is an outstanding site for both fitness gurus and average Joes.
Provides a reference for anyone looking to diagnose his or her symptoms or research medical issues. It is a good place to visit before making that, oh so expensive, trip to the doctor.
A very cool website that contains explanations of those mysteries in life that you just can't figure out. A few examples are Murphy's Law, Pickpockets, and Light Sabers (Yes, light sabers).
Seriously, the coolest music-related site I've seen. You choose the mood, intensity, and genres of the music you would like to hear and the site will provide you with a virtual web of music to explore. The web evolves with each choice you make. You can click on any song in the web at anytime.
Great list. Be careful of one thing though, many places will not take computer printed coupons.
#2 by Sophie, Oct 6, 2007
BugMeNot (http://www.bugmenot.com) from retailmenot helps you get around those sticky password sites that want you to sign up, quality has gone down however, but it's still ok for some very popular sites.
FreeTube (http://www.freetube.us.tc) lets you watch live tv streams, although buffering is involved. But lots of channels mostly small ones but there's some big ones like espn and fox and abc news or nbc.
YouTube (http://www.youtube.com) as bad as it is to hear it, YouTube for anything video. Within minutes of anything happen you can find video of it on YouTube.
WikiPedia (http://www.wikipedia.org) it goes without saying, but you can't leave it out of the list.
#3 by Garrett Santos, Oct 6, 2007
With Retailmenot.com, you don't print out the coupons, you enter the code they give you when checking out on the respective website. For example, if using a code for free shipping on all orders from www.polo.com, enter the code given for that coupon when completing your order on www.polo.com. No printing necessary. Sorry for the confusion.
#4 by pundit8086, Oct 7, 2007
what about WikiBrowser? http://wiki.chainofthoughts.com/
#5 by Brandon, Oct 7, 2007
http://cl1p.net/ - Simple online clipboard. Can be really useful sometimes. Navigate to cl1p.net/[whatever you want] and paste in text, or a small file too. They can be password protected if you'd like, as well. No sign-up.
#6 by Laughers, Oct 7, 2007
http://www.mysigchat.uni.cc - easy way to get and send messages through any social network (place the link to the image on your profile or sig or avatar and others can comment and leave you messages which you can of course moderate). Great way to interact or communicate with others when there is no such feature on that site.
#7 by Stefan, Oct 7, 2007
You've forgotten Smashing Magazine - probably the most useful website for web-developers.
#8 by Simon, Oct 7, 2007
Why is the bible listed as a non-fiction book at that bartleby site?
#9 by Father Time, Oct 7, 2007
http://tech-recipes.com
As a technical support guy I bounce people there all the time. It's easy step-by-step tutorials that anybody can follow.
#10 by Ty, Oct 7, 2007
jangle.net is the easiest way to find great deals from Amazon.com. Shoppers can sort items by price, popularity, user rating, and discount amount.
Just thought I'd throw this into the list...A great photography website (I may be a little biased).
#12 by Querblogger, Oct 7, 2007
www.deezer.com is a very good site, where you can find massive amounts of songs to listen to (you can´t download them, only listening is allowed).
#13 by i5bala.com, Oct 7, 2007
10th list is my most favorite one!
#14 by , Oct 7, 2007
http://www.rabattkod.se - Swedens response to retailmenot. Mostly for swedish shops but alot more updated then retailmenot.
#15 by James, Oct 7, 2007
http://www.soundpedia.com - Love this site, another music site but it is a lot easier to play with lists of my own liking.
#16 by colin , Oct 7, 2007
http://www.retirerichblog.com - make money with stocks.
#17 by collin, Oct 7, 2007
http://www.bigoven.com -- use up leftovers by entering 3 ingredients from your fridge and get hundreds of recipes; find out what's fresh and in-season, and more
#18 by AnusJuice.com, Oct 7, 2007
http://www.AnusJuice.com - free streaming video chat
#19 by r3v3r3nd, Oct 7, 2007
http://www.gyminee.com - Like cross-fit, but better workout tracking and nutrition.
#20 by strange bookmark site, Oct 7, 2007
go to http://www.rutomail.com - it's just a bunch of links to other sites. pretty useful when i'm researching places
#21 by SpiderPig76, Oct 7, 2007
http://www.epinions.com - Product reviews by users, kind of like Product Wiki but better
#22 by OnSince91, Oct 7, 2007
After you are done with all these, This site is helpful in killing time http://www.peeweep.com
#23 by Shane, Oct 7, 2007
Checkout www.theclassconnection.com. it's a website for students that lets you:
1. Manage. Break down your classes one at a time.
2. Study. Flashcards like you've never seen them before.
3. Collaborate. Find a group, make a group, there's safety in numbers.
4. Plan. Stop keeping a calendar, let someone else do it for you.
5. Communicate. Every message automatically organized.
6. Store. Never email yourself files again.
7. Tutor. Get it or give it, the choice is yours. Help is here.
#24 by Eric, Oct 7, 2007
WebMD can be more hurtful than helpful; self-diagnosis usually does more to make a user stressed and paranoid than it does to actually help someone out on the way to wellness. If a user convinces himself that he has X Disease, than one trip to the doctor may not suffice if the doctor diagnoses the issue as something else.
#25 by Steve, Oct 7, 2007
www.pixalo.com - a great photography site that helps everyone from beginners through to experts. It has a community forum were you can ask and get answers to you questions as well as equipment reviews and a free members gallery to upload your own photos.
#26 by Flyer, Oct 7, 2007
If you like Kayak, you should check out www.airdig.com
#27 by Nick, Oct 7, 2007
i think in america GetHuman.com is the best right now!
#28 by Pat, Oct 7, 2007
www.vinquire.com is a cool site for finding recommendations and price shopping wine.
#29 by anonymous, Oct 7, 2007
HOW could you forget techbargains.com????
#30 by Newspoo.com, Oct 7, 2007
For the BEST in social news sites, and the fastest news around...
http://www.newspoo.com is the place to go. Often called the Digg Killer...it is gaining in market share daily.
#31 by Mikemur, Oct 7, 2007
Check out http://www.absolutetoolbar.com
It is a greate start page for finding best search engines for different categories like videos, movies, images, emails, music, finance, healt, travel, news, shopping, games and maps.
Absolute Search Box
#32 by Mike, Oct 7, 2007
This XHTML/CSS service turned out to be very good : http://markup4u.com.
They provide the code quite fast and it looks exactly like the design.
#33 by Jim, Oct 7, 2007
www.futuresheet.com, best tech-related news site around.
#34 by Jason, Oct 7, 2007
I like www.lumosity.com - It has games and exercises that are good for your brain!
#35 by Beatrice Adams, Oct 7, 2007
I'd nominate this article as the number 1 most useful articles I've ever read online. Excellent job, Garret!
#36 by Bram, Oct 8, 2007
The packing list link is dead.
I always use www.packinglistonline.com that is probably the one mentioned here.
Bram
#37 by Corey, Oct 8, 2007
Dont forget about the useful multiple location mapping site www.multiplottr.com
#38 by Geordie Janner, Oct 8, 2007
I definitely need to visit site No.1 "crossfit" - all these hours in front of the computer are having an effect on my waistline!
Thanks for an interesting article.
#39 by dave45, Oct 8, 2007
Can someone tell the people at Happy Median that there is life outside the USA.
There website is only of interest to native Yanks
#40 by PS3Attitude.com, Oct 8, 2007
@dave45
I hear ya... if you're in the UK try http://www.meethalfway.com/ instead, or just search for 'meet halfway [your country]' in Google. I found Meet Halfway by searching for 'meet halfway UK'...
#41 by Mike, Oct 8, 2007
A great site for those who doubt the proven, historical accuracy of the Bible: http://faithfacts.gospelcom.net/maps_m.html
#42 by bruce m., Oct 8, 2007
nice post
last.fm is a great way to find new music that is similar to what you are in the mood for, and just makes a great radio station to listen to whenever.. just type in a group that you like and it plays songs like it from that group and other ones. good stuff, maynard! :)
thanks everyone, for the tips.
#43 by , Oct 8, 2007
done a cool job dude... listing them...
may be this one is worth a look too...
rediculous but useful...
www.decipheringlife.com
#44 by shivam, Oct 8, 2007
cool job dude.. getting them listed...
wonder what made you do that
this one is worth a shot too
rediculous but useful
www.decipheringlife.com
#45 by Miles, Oct 8, 2007
Thanks for all the fun sites...
How about apartmenthomeliving.com for us apartment dwellers - It is a great place to find a place that fits your personality, find friends in your place and learn how to make apartment living fun.
#46 by Shelly, Oct 8, 2007
Interesting, hopefully useful!
#47 by alex, Oct 9, 2007
how about www.smalltownlottery.com the free lotto site?
#48 by Jen, Oct 9, 2007
Thanks
#49 by Koyin, Oct 9, 2007
How lightsabers work? that is funny, good article,
Koyin
#50 by samantha, Oct 9, 2007
www.spypig.com
free email tracking system that lets you know when the email you sent has been read by recipient. Cool tool and it's free!
#51 by dan, Oct 9, 2007
Crossfit is taking over as THE way to get fit.
#52 by George Scott, Oct 10, 2007
Free collaboration www.officezilla.com
#53 by Tom, Oct 11, 2007
A great online fitness tracking site for average joe's or trainers is www.mylynx.net
#54 by Scott, Oct 15, 2007
Seems to me the most useful site of all time is missing, maybe we all just take it for granted now.
craigslist.org
#55 by Ched, Oct 16, 2007
Great list.
#56 by JRS, Oct 16, 2007
Definitely a great list, and it seems to keep growing thanks to everyone else!
#57 by jcs, Oct 17, 2007
www.billiardex.com
high quality tables for 1/3 the normal cost. The amazon.com posting got me thinking about this.
#58 by Rhonda, Oct 17, 2007
Print free prescription drug discount coupon that can save you a lot of $ if you do not have health insurance prescription coverage: www.superrxcard.com. Most pharmacies accept it without question.
#59 by Anne Lyken-Garner, Oct 18, 2007
Great list and ultra useful.
By-the-way, the answer to number 9's question is because all non-fiction books are listed as 'non-fiction' at bartleby site, (as it would be idiotic to list a non-fiction book under the 'fiction' section). What's the point of your question anyway? we're discussing useful websites on this page.
#60 by Clexa, Oct 18, 2007
good sites i like the coupon one
#61 by Stone Heart, Oct 18, 2007
I wonder...this made you to the top.
Great stuff.
#62 by revenue, Oct 19, 2007
hey nice article
Lol how much views have you had cause your at the top of the hot content and have been for quite some time
#63 by Keith Johnson, Oct 19, 2007
Fantastic article!! Many Thanks.
#64 by Bud Fredrick, Oct 20, 2007
I like what you've done. Great concept.
I added you to my blogroll at http://productinfo.biz/blog
#65 by Garrett Santos, Oct 20, 2007
Bud,
Thanks for the compliment. I'm glad you like the concept because I'm actually writing several of these articles as a series. I hope you enjoy and find them useful.
Garrett
#66 by araybin, Oct 22, 2007
Garrett - If I wanted to suggest a website to you - how can I do that?
#67 by Niall, Oct 24, 2007
this list is not complete. How can you out these sites ahead of www.ifoods.tv
#68 by Monkey, Oct 24, 2007
I love this website
#69 by Patty, Oct 25, 2007
There are other better online coupon websites out there other than retailnot. My favorite is www.onlinestorecoupon.com. It's easy to use and has the same features as retailnot. Plus, they have a very informative article section with shopping tips.
#70 by Miss Ladybug, Nov 1, 2007
Absolutely love your site. So useful. I have added it to my RSS feed list.
http://ladybugandco.com
#71 by Demonic Furball, Nov 17, 2007
You should put polycola.com in there becuase you can mix up search engins so that you can have a split screen of google, yahoo, ask, dogpile,and msn
#72 by Popo, Nov 25, 2007
And who could forget the crrrazy powerful http://www.ifate.com
I mean, you do like seeing the future, don't you?
#73 by i4media, Nov 30, 2007
Check out www.happinessandpeace.com A site that changed my life!! Should be added to your list!
#74 by Check these out!, Dec 2, 2007
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#75 by http://www.AWSurveys.com/HomeMain.cfm?RefID=monty55 try this site it gives good money and you get $6 when you start its pretty easy to make money on it and you get alot!, Dec 3, 2007
nice artical but you missed YOUTUBE man i mean realy youtube is so usefull that it was bout by google for 3.2billion dollers
#76 by omg, Jan 4, 2008
you musta made so much freakin money from this
#77 by Gary, Jan 9, 2008
Check this out too:
http://googlemoney.tk
#78 by treaclepudbear, Jan 29, 2008
Wow....ty very much to every one... so many interesting sites!
#79 by David, Feb 13, 2008
www.skoogO.com
Every student needs it.
#80 by the 0ne , Feb 14, 2008
http://allysource.com/ great place to find free sites movie freeware etc. should think about adding it to the list
#81 by pete, Feb 20, 2008
stumbleupon
#82 by EHt, Apr 3, 2008
You forgot to add webupon.com :D. Seriously I downloaded some of the best add-ons and visited extremely helpful sites thanks to you guys, MUCH LOVE!
