Posted by Matt | Posted in Jobs and Employment | Posted on 10-27-2008
My apologies for the pun, but if you are in the market for a new job, and with the way this economy is going many of you probably are, then pay a visit and immediately bookmark Indeed.com. This job search aggregator site pulls listing from dozens and dozens of other high profile job sites such as: Monster, CareerBuilder, and HotJobs; as well as dozens of smaller and lesser known jobs sites. It also pulls listings from the careers or jobs section from companies websites themselves.
The site is very easy to use, all a visitor to the site has to do is type in the job title or keywords they are searching for, the location, and hit ‘Find Jobs’. Indeed.com is essentially a customized search engine, but one that is done right. The query results page looks exactly like a Google results page (I’m sure no coincidence), including Adsense on the top, bottom, and right hand side.
With less and less time to get things done these days, everybody is strapped for time. This site is the perfect timesaver for those who don’t have the time or patience to search each job site one by one.
Posted by Matt | Posted in Women | Posted on 10-19-2008
Using a wiki platform (same as Wikipedia and Uncyclopedia) this particular website has taken niche wiki’s to another level. Chickipedia.com is the self proclaimed “Wiki of Hot Women”, listing the most beautiful women from all across the world. The site boasts all of those you would expect: Beyonce, Kim Kardashian, and Salma Hayek, just to name a few. With over 5,600 women and counting on the site, Wikipedia is growing, and growing fast.
So for all the guys out there, and the ladies too, who’ve been waiting for a site where you can check out pics, videos, and bio’s of some of the most beautiful women of the world, be sure to check out Chickipedia.
Posted by Matt | Posted in Funny Websites | Posted on 10-05-2008
Uncyclopedia.org is a satirical spoof of the now hugely popular and often referenced site, Wikipedia.org. Capitalizing on Wikipedia’s success, this site took a unique approach to what exactly an encyclopedia should offer. Staying true to their tagline that reads, “the content-free encyclopedia that anyone can edit”, Uncyclopedia.org offers “information” on all kinds of topics ranging from McDonald’s to plastic surgery, and everything in between.
Don’t be confused by the layout, which looks exactly like Wikipedia, this site trumps the popular site in useless facts and information (as well as completely made up information). Complete with an UnNews section as well as such categories as: Coherent, Incoherent, Beans, Great Australian Animators, and of course Everything, Uncyclopedia is sure not to disappoint.
So if you find yourself at work, or at home, in front of a computer with some free time on your hands, I recommend checking out Uncyclopedia.org.
