Yumsugar - YumSugar is a savory food blog, and what makes it so fantastic is its range of topics and the overall quality of content. As it is a food blog, you would expect the obvious cooking tips and recipes, which are indeed the ‘main course’ of the site, but it also offers numerous and lovely ’side dishes’ (if we’re already on the pun side of things…), such as cool ideas for parties, latest food related news. What’s for desert? Choose from a list of yummy food polls.

Summertime for me is the season of succulent, sweet watermelons. If you haven’t really given this odd looking and over-sized fruit a try, I would suggest a tasty experimentation - YumSugar offers seven watermelon ideas that are way beyond the conventional.

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Jockeyphone - It seems today there aren’t as many solid funny jokes as there used to be. It might have to do with my busy schedule or my ever-increasing age… Who knows? In any case, I still crave a good hard laugh following a great joke. Thank God Jockeyphone is here! This is a video site where users submit their jokes for the sake of everyone’s entertainment. The site is extremely easy to you use, and I particularly appreciated their greeting - an auto (shuffle) play of random jokes. In terms of browsing the available joke data base on Jockeyphone, I suggest going through the different channels and finding your favorite ‘joke teller.’ I especially enjoyed the way Chris Valenti tells his - he is so passionate about it as this video shows so brilliantly.

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PoliticsDaily - Last week AOL launched its brand-new political news and blog site, PoliticsDaily. The site offers insight to the current political situation in the US through long form analysis and original content by well known politics journalists such as Walter Shapiro and Jill Lawrence. PoliticsDaily also includes three blogs that focus on specific political segments: “Woman Up” - Politics from women’s angle, “The Daily FLOTUS” - following the First Lady Michelle Obama’s every step, and “The Cram” - a student-focused blog on political news. Give it a try and you’ll see how the boring political news myth is shattered on your computer (or mobile) screen.

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All for Good - If you are looking for ways to give back to your community, then All for Good would be a great starting point. All for Good helps you find and share volunteer activities with friends, family and colleagues. The site brings together listings from organizations and local groups to help you find volunteer options that fit your time and talent. This project is backed by pro bono, altruist doers from places like Google, the Craigslist Foundation, UCLA, YouTube, FanFeedr and Aha! Ink. For more information about this organization, check their FAQ and About Us pages.

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Just A Guy Thing - Just A Guy Thing is an online magazine for men that is updated on a daily basis, with entertaining content covering stuff that interests men. This includes men’s health, cool stuff for guys and much more. In addition, you can be sure they will always find a reason to publish seductive pictures of the opposite sex, i.e., USA vs Brazil (models) or A Photo Tribute to Farrah Fawcett. For more men and women related sites, check our Men and Women favelines, respectively.

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DogTime - As you might have guessed, the people behind DogTime are crazy about dogs. In addition to their pure passion for the K9 species, their staff has a lot of dog experience including raising dogs, writing about dogs, rescuing dogs, training dogs, walking dogs, falling in love with and having their hearts broken by dogs. The same people also have another passion - they love building websites. So why not combine the two and create a dog one-stop venue with all the information needed to make the dogs and their owners as happy as possible? If you’re into pets, check out our Pets faveline for more grade A pet related sites.

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Man Babies - A man is an adult human being displaying male characteristics - this doesn’t necessarily include cuteness. A baby on the other hand is a puppy form of the human race that has a temporary lack of speech and mobility capabilities. This form of Man is usually regarded as adorable and cute. What would have happened if we were to switch between these two? The results are displayed via the images below. If you like it and you think it is super funny instead of creepy, you should enjoy it some more. However, if you didn’t like it as much as I did, go to cute overload to balance it out, it’s all about snugly and lovey-dovey pet pictures.

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Overheard in the Office - Eavesdropping is the act of surreptitiously listening to a private conversation. This is commonly thought to be unethical but on a more practical level, eavesdropping happens so often, particular at work. What follows listening to a new fact you weren’t supposed to know would be the strong urge to share it around with other colleagues… The result is Overheard in the Office - a list of ridiculous things people say to each other around the water cooler or anywhere in the office where major plot figures are out of sight. The one I liked best is who ordered the salad - it is just so funny and true.

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300 Love Letters - 300 Love Letters is a project by Asia Wong. On her site, Wong explains quite thoroughly the story behind her project. However, I would rather avoid presenting part of the site’s credo as I usually do because that would take away from your enjoyment of visiting the site for yourself and reading Wong’ words. To get a true sense of 300 Love Letters, visit the colorful page of boxes, and then randomly click on them to enjoy the pure and mighty power of love. Now that you have finished your random read, check out Wong’s explanation and the color legend. Did these meet your expectations? As a tribute to the site’s title I am dedicating the song below.

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Star Beacons - Star Beacons is a peggle-like game. Clear all the stars by hitting them with a ball shot. You can earn 20 achievements by clearing all the objects on the screen in each level. Join our online flash games facebook fan page, and receive daily updates on super cool games.

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Hunch - Hunch is truly a unique and innovative decision making helper. Some of the numerous decisions Hunch facilitates are Where should I go on vacation, What’s the best US college for me and What kind of smart phone is right for me? Once you have established your ‘decision of choice,’ Hunch will ask you about 10 questions that relate to your needs, desires and yes, even your personality. As you answer these, Hunch evaluates your answers and adapts the subsequent questions accordingly. What seems like the next best thing to a human expert, Hunch provides you with results based on the collective knowledge of all its users. So ask away or start with one of the 2,500 possible topics that already exist in their data base. Got a Hunch?

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Good News Now - Positive news stories and occurrences actually do exist, they just don’t get as much exposure as the conventional, worry-infested news do. The result is that much important good news soon becomes obscure, despite meticulous coverage by reporters and researchers. So how can we change this imbalance? To the rescue comes Good News Now, a blog consisting of ONLY good news. Categorized by Green, Health, Heroes and Winners and Videos, Good News Now is here to help the optimistic underdog. One particular article that made my day was People Who Make a Difference - it is a 25-slide show of people doing good. Indeed, these are Beautiful People in my book.

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