Sue Wargo, a school librarian from N. Grosvenordale, CT saves more than $500 a year on book purchases. How? “I regularly swap books online to supplement my personal and school libraries. I also get books on CD for travel. I listen to them and then return them,” says Sue. “It helps feed my book addiction at a fraction of what […]

cjonline.com: People now can access information about parks and golf courses in Topeka and Shawnee County at one place – unwind.topeka.net. The new website allows browsers to discover parks and other green spaces they may not have known about, said Barbara Hollingsworth, manager of product portfolio development for Topeka.net. “Sometimes you don’t realize what is in your own backyard,” Hollingsworth […]

For the ever increasing amount of Americans who are self employed, a new website has just been launched which helps them market their services to their local area. On Mycubi.com everyone creates a free mini website (called a Cubi) which lets everyone in their local area know what services they offer. Even those who have regular jobs can use the […]

Anyone who has ever planned a wedding understands how quickly a life milestone can become a logistical nightmare. Juggling vendors, guests, and details can dull the shine of what should be the most special day of a couple’s life. Now, a new website is about to change all that. ItsMyGiftRegistry.com lets couples plan their wedding, showers, and bachelor or bachelorette […]

Springwise: “Have you forgotten where the vegetables on your table come from?” It’s a question agricultural firm Azienda Agricola Giacomo Ferraris asks potential customers. Offering Italians the opportunity to reconnect with the origins of their food, the company’s innovative online offering—Le Verdure Del Mio Orto (‘The Vegetables from my Garden’)—lets anyone build an organic garden right from their web browser. […]

Source point at SourcePoint.com recently announced the launch a global business to business sourcing directory to aid businesses in sourcing products, services, equipment, devices, materials, components, chemicals and more worldwide. The source point directory and product search engine is based on the United Nations Standard Product and Services Code (UNSPSC) which provide a highly efficient and accurate classification of good […]

TrendCentral: Youheart.us blogger Juile Zidel, an avid Twitter fan and talented cross-stitcher, felt the tweets she was following were too good not to sew them into permanence. Thus Tweet Stitch was born as a way to immortalize her favorite actual tweets. It features fully rendered tweets in colorful thread, complete with a photo avatar. In addition to quirky quips from […]

PackageTrack allows you to track your package being shipped via Twitter. Here’s how: 1. Follow packagetrack on Twitter, within a few minutes packagetrack will begin following you. 2. You can now Direct Message packagetrack with the nickname and tracking code, separated by a “:”, eg. “Amazon Books: 23345631243” of a package you would like to track. You’ll get updated via […]

Commercial Finance Site Launches To Help Business Owners and Commercial Real Estate Investors Reach Capital In the wake of the wall street melt down, a real estate market slow down and the worse financial lending crisis in decades a new website launches in effort to provide business owners and commercial real estate investors access to banks and local lender who […]

TicketStumbler is a secondary ticket market search engine and comparison website. Searching thousands of ticket listings from hundreds of brokers and ticket exchanges across the internet, the web 2.0 website presents the information in an easy to view and use format. TicketStumbler allows simple ticket comparison, enabling you to find the best seats at the best prices. The company has […]