Aiming Low is a collaborative lifestyle site, focusing on the beauty of setting realistic standards for women. Parenting, marriage, shopping, technology, cooking, Aiming Low is all about embracing the ok. The good enough. The real. Aiming Low reaches an audience of over 100 thousand readers every month, and is the 2009 Bloggy Award winner for Best New Blog.

Animation legend John Kricfalusi, creator of "Ren and Stimpy," began posting "All Kinds of Stuff" in February 2006, and now gets nearly 5,000 visitors a day.On it, the guy behind the most influential cartoon of the past 30 years tells readers everything they ever wanted to know about real cartoons.

The site draws more than just cartoon fans — it draws filmmakers, entertainment execs, and entertainment lovers of all kinds. John created the Internet's first Flash animation, "George Liquor," and invented the system that Nickelodeon and the Cartoon Network use to make cartoons today. He aims to please the audience, himself, and his sponsors — to sell products, and make the audience happy about buying them. He loves to experiment, and is happy to kick around new ideas.

Alpha Mom is a consumer lifestyle brand, new media and research company for moms and moms-to-be. It was founded and is run by Isabel Kallman, a mother to a 6 year old son. She has a blog on the site, Minding My Business.

Amalah (pronounced AIM-ah-lah) lives in our nation's capital, where she makes her readers laugh and cry by obsessively chronicling her life, neuroses, pregnancy and the vagaries of new motherhood.

Formerly a financial editor, she is now (thanks to her site's success) a work-at-home mom, who also freelances for AlphaMom.com and is a founder and editor at MamaPop.com. Her writing has also been published in the anthology Sleep is for the Weak. Washingtonian magazine called amalah.com "addictive" and davebarry.com deemed it perfect "for those who enjoy sobbing helplessly at their desks."

In a good way.

AmazingRibs.com is all about the Zen of barbecue, grilling, and outdoor cooking, with great BBQ recipes and techniques: Barbecue baby back ribs, spare ribs, pulled pork, beef brisket, chicken, smoked turkey, steak, lamb, barbecue sauces, rubs, and side dishes, with the net's best buying guide to barbecue smokers and grills. It is written, photographed, illustrated, and coded solely by Craig "Meathead" Goldwyn.

Andrea Meyers writes about cooking and edible gardening and is the founder of the blogging event Grow Your Own.

ArchDaily was founded in March 2008 with the one mission of delivering the most complete information to architects around the world; every week, every day, every hour, every moment: as soon as it is happening. It is the online source of continuous information for a growing community of thousands of architects searching for the latest architectural news: projects, products, events, interviews and competitions among others. Our editorial staff works in a daily basis with the most prestigious and influential architectural practices around the world in order deliver specific and valuable content to a premium readership of architects, designers, consumers and influencers. In one year ArchDaily has quickly established itself as one of the leading architectural websites in the world due to our editorial staff’s meticulous understanding of what the audience is really looking for: the best architecture around the world, as soon as possible.

Architizer - the world’s largest network and database of architectural projects online - is the digital & social media platform for showcasing and connecting about architecture with over 360k members and 6k firms. With a simple upload, architects, interior designers, suppliers and manufacturers expose their work to an audience of industry professionals and design-savvy consumers.

The Art of Manliness is authored by husband and wife team, Brett and Kate McKay. It features articles on helping men be better husbands, better fathers, and better men. In our search to uncover the lost art of manliness, we’ll look to the past to find examples of manliness in action. We’ll analyze the lives of great men who knew what it meant to “man up” and hopefully learn from them. And we’ll talk about the skills, manners, and principles that every man should know. Since beginning in January 2008, The Art of Manliness has already gained 70,000+ subscribers and continues to grow each week.

AutoSpies.com is THE insider's guide to the world's finest automobiles and luxury lifestyle.

AutoSpies.com was founded by Donald Buffamanti, former Senior Vice-President of MP3.com and Technical Advisor to the President of Apple Computer Canada. The spy chief has built a social network of thousands of automotive tipsters that pass on photos and confidential insider intelligence daily, from the automotive world into AutoSpies.com. AutoSpies also attends dozens of major auto shows and press events throughout the year to obtain up-to-the-minute automotive industry information on all levels of cars, trucks, SUVs and accessories.

Tasty Award winning Average Betty tickles your tummy with creative new recipes, celebrity chef interviews, cooking demonstrations and a healthy dose of satire.

Aviary is a powerful suite of browser-based design tools for people who create. Aviary is on a mission to make creation accessible to artists of all genres, from graphic design to audio editing. Worth1000 is the most creative contest community on the web. Every day they run a few different types of creative contests (photo-editing, photography, illustration and more) in different specialized arenas.

We love our pets and sometimes, love makes us do crazy things. That's what AwkwardFamilyPetPhotos.com (AFPP) is all about-- a celebration of the special and quirky relationship between people and their pets. This sister site to the hugely popular and family-friendly AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com received a book deal from Random House just two weeks after it had launched and will be the follow up to the NY Times Bestselling Awkward Family Photos. In only its first month, AFPP has been featured on the The Today Show, The View, Huffington Post, MSN, Pawnation, Urban Daddy and Asylum.

With over 4.2 million visitors in its first month of launch, Web sensation Awkward Family Photos pays tribute to those uncomfortable moments we all have memorialized in the family photo album. Ranging from the traditional family portrait, baby snapshots, engagement, wedding, vacation, and holiday photos, AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com is a family-friendly site dedicated to the communal celebration of awkwardness.

The site has been featured on The Today Show, The View, Rachael Ray, The Tonight Show Nightline, Time, People, Esquire, Entertainment Weekly, Readers Digest, Huffington Post, was named one of the top 10 comedy websites by CNN.com, and was nominated for two 2010 Webbys. The official Awkward Family Photos book was released in May 2010 by Random House and debuted at #3 on The NY Times Bestseller List. In October 2010, ABC purchased the rights to create a television show based on the Awkward Family Photos book.

Baeblemusic brings to its growing audience exclusive video and editorial programming focused on highlighting the most interesting music acts of today across the country. Their voice is positive -- they are fans -- here to bring a curated and exclusive selection of artists and editorial to their devoted audience.

Bakerella focuses on fun and unique approaches to baking. Angie Dudley explores recipes, desserts, and decorating, while inspiring others to do the same. The journey is documented by colorful photographs and casual commentary.

In 2008, Angie was featured on the Martha Stewart Show making her now-famous Cupcake Pops. These pops have been recreated by bloggers all over the world and recognized by popular sites like The Pioneer Woman, Hostess with the Mostess, Chow, Brides.com, Evite, Cupcakes Take the Cake, Craftzine and Serious Eats.

Brittany Gibbons is a writer, humorist, and catalyst. Mostly known for her satirical wit, Brittany has gained recognition writing for her popular humor blog, Barefoot Foodie, in which she overshares bits of her life between phonetically spelled sound effects and excessive ellipses. Brittany is also co-founder of the creative media company, Mouth Media. Brittany and her work have been featured in various news, magazine and online media sites, including Woman's Day Magazine, ABC News, Red Plum, WomensHealth.gov, The Stir, Story Bleed Magazine, The Toledo Free Press, and Shamable.com. She resides amongst the cornfields of rural Ohio with her husband and three small, very close together children.

Perfume and fragrance lovers from all over the world come to Basenotes to read fragrance news, consumer reviews, take part in lively debate and access our database of 13,000 fragrances. Basenotes has been growing monthly since its launch in 2000. Our editorial has won five industry awards (Two Jasmine Awards and three Canadian Fragrance Awards) and the site has featured in media including The New York Times, The Guardian, The Financial Times and BBC Radio. Basenotes is one of the top three most influential beauty sites according to an independent report by Konector and a top 50 recommended site by Men's Vogue.

Beauty Blitz is the first beauty magazine to be published entirely online. The interactive website targets women ages 18 to 49 seeking reliable beauty news from insiders. The site features celebrity editors, unprecedented access to industry experts, innovative features and breaking beauty news. Beauty Blitz is the fastest, easiest guide to help women get, and stay, gorgeous.

The Behance Team oversees The Behance Network, the world's leading online network for creative professionals (Behance.net), the popular think tank focused on creative execution (the99percent.com), and a number of niche creative websites (theserved.com).

As a think tank and steward of the premier network for creative professionals across industries, Behance is at the epicenter. The team's mission is to empower creative professionals to make ideas happen.

Top designers, illustrators, photographers, and others build their network and disseminate their portfolio through Behance.net. In addition, many more millions of fans, enthusiasts, and agencies surf the Behance Network in search of talent and inspiration. The team's think tank at the99percent.com features interviews with especially productive creative people.

Behance has been featured across the web and on Fast Company, MSNBC, Newsweek, Yahoo! News and other publications. Other site statistics: Behance attracts many viewers from agencies and creative companies. In addition, more than 98.8% of their visitors have a screen resolution larger than 800x900 pixels.

BettyConfidential.com: your best friend only better!

'Betty' is your go-to-girl for up-to-the-minute celebrity news, style and beauty tips, relationship advice, and healthy living and family life. Savvy, sexy and stylish, Betty loves to dish, especially with other like-minded women in their 20s, 30s and 40s. Adding to our entertaining, irreverent and informative content, BettyConfidential.com includes live celebrity chats (with reader participation), celebrity and industry maverick video interviews, provocative polls and surveys and insight from the ever-snarky Mean Betty.

Selected by Forbes.com as one of the 'Top 100 Websites for Women' and the winner of the min Editorial Excellence Award, BettyConfidential.com is a leading online women's magazine with original content. Considered a trusted source among media professionals,

BettyConfidential is often profiled by top media outlets including Oprah, The View, NBC News, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The San Francisco Chronicle and others.

BigOven.com is the social network about food that makes you a better cook. Reaching more than 3 million "Chief Household Officers" each month, BigOven.com offers recipes, discussion and tips about food, and more. Its award-winning iPhone app and recipe software has been featured in the New York Times dining section, Time Magazine and Saveur Magazine.

BigTent is the digital platform where thousands of real-world groups come to organize, communicate, and connect online. It provides free, unparalleled services to community leaders and trendsetters, with a focus on moms and Chief Household Officers.

BlogFrog allows publishers to instantly attach a community to their blog. Currently targeted at Mom blogs, BlogFrog has quickly grown to over 35,000 mom bloggers who reach over 2.5 million influential moms each month.

Boing Boing is a pioneering blog that offers an eclectic blend of of tech culture, gadgets, entertainment, business, and more -- a "geek's eye view" on the world. Original feature reporting from some of the most-respected technology writers today and original Boing Boing Video episodes have made Boing Boing an Internet mainstay. Boing Boing's contributors are frequently sought as tech culture experts by television, radio, and other news media, and have wide followings in online social networks.

BradsDeals.com, published by expert bargain-hunter Brad Wilson, is your one-stop source for the latest coupons & deals from thousands of leading retailers. We give you the answers you need to make informed shopping decisions. Every day, we sort through thousands of coupons, sales and promotions but only publish the best 100 or so for our readers. Our standards are high. We publish only what we would recommend to close friends and family members, so you can recommend them to yours!

BurdaStyle offers copyright-free sewing patterns, step-by-step tutorials, skill sharing, inspiration, project ideas and an engaged, creative community. It takes less than a minute to get started, and there's something for everyone from experts to novices.

Featuring news, photos and style trends of celebrity babies and their famous parents, Celebrity Baby Scoop is one of the most popular blogs on the topic. Lisa Weber is the founder and publisher of Celebrity Baby Scoop. The mom-of-three created the site in 2006 while working as a Labor & Delivery nurse. What started out as a labor of love quickly turned into a full-time job, and before she knew it Lisa quit her job to run the blog full time. Celebrity Baby Scoop has been featured in the Washington Times, USA Today, CNN, The Chicago Tribune, NY Daily News, US Magazine, OK! Magazine, Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine and Family Magazine.

Former romance writer turned intrepid farmgirl Suzanne McMinn posts daily, sharing her photos, recipes, crafts, and laugh-out-loud adventures. One of the most popular country living blogs on the internet, Chickens in the Road chronicles her photography, (sometimes silly, sometimes serious) stories, recipes, crafts, and sentimental thoughts on the history, people, life, and beauty of rural America, experiences and lessons learned in farming, cooking, simple living, and cute barnyard animals. Readers call her courageous, inspiring, addicting, and most of all, fun.

Chickens in the Road was nominated for Best Kept Secret in the 2009 Bloggies.

Chictopia is the largest fashion blogging community that hosts quality personal style photos uploaded by fashion influencers. The site draws over 10 million pageviews and over 1.2 million unique visitors per month. Its users have been featured in publications such as Glamour, TeenVOGUE, Women’s Wear Daily, The New York Times, and Style.com. Chictopia's growing member base and visitors frequent the site to explore and comment on inspirational style photos uploaded by real people.

CoasterBuzz was launched in 2000 by Jeff Putz, a career media guy turned programmer. After working in radio, TV and business-to-business print media, Jeff offers regular news and commentary on the business of theme parks and roller coasters, as well as an enthusiast club whose members travel the globe looking for the latest thrill.

CoasterBuzz has been quoted in the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, FHM, Fox News and dozens of regional media outlets. For everyone from industry insiders to teenage coaster fans, CoasterBuzz has become the first source of news for the amusement business. The site also features a weekly podcast with spirited commentary on the headlines.

COLOURlovers gives the people who use color — whether for ad campaigns, product design, or architectural specification — a place to compare palettes, submit news and comments, and read color-related articles and interviews. Visitors find an index of color trends as they are happening. Together, they create a color trend index for the entire world. This site allows anyone to find color inspiration by searching, sorting and filtering through keywords to discover a color scheme that interests them... or create and share their own! COLOURlovers has been a Yahoo! Site of the Day, a USA Today Hot Site, and featured in Women's Wear Daily and MacWorld.

Comic Book Resources, also known as CBR is a website dedicated to the coverage of comic book-related news and discussion. In addition to having an active message board, Comic Book Resources also has weekly columns written by various writers in the comics industry.

CookEatShare is a leading recipe sharing site and social network for both casual and professional chefs. According to Quantcast, the Cookeatshare audience is 61% female, 64% 35+, and 38% greater than $100k annual income. The site attracts over 1.7m unique visitors each month.

It’s the recipe collection I didn’t even realize I had – the one derived from the side of a bag of fresh vegetables, a box of sugar, a jar of mayonnaise. Cooking On the Side – as in on the side of food packaging – is all about “revealing” these on-the-package recipes.

While Cool Material caters to an audience that needs little help in the way of being cool, readers continue to flock to the site for the latest in style, media, rides, home design, gadgets and pop culture. Keeping them properly briefed on what's new and now, their team presents the best of what the web, magazines and stores have to offer today's man. Whether he's a modern Gatsby looking to build his wardrobe, a tech-lover seeking a well-chosen watch, or an urban sophisticate in search of some new tunes, Cool Material's lifestyle blog provides immediate access to what they're looking for.

Named "the online arbiter of cool for the swingset crowd" by Parents Magazine, and one of the top blogs for parents by InStyle and Real Simple Magazines, tens of thousands of parents, editors and opinion leaders across North America come here first for what's hot in gifts, gear, and resources for parents. The cheeky shopping blog has gained a loyal fan base through a combination of fresh, fun writing and an eye for spotting trends before they hit the mainstream.

Editors Kristen Chase and Liz Gumbinner can been seen doling out shopping wisdom on the TODAY Show, CBS's The Early Show, ABC News Now, and in newspapers and magazines across the country.

Kevin Kelly, former executive editor of Wired Magazine and publisher of the Whole Earth Review, now attracts legions of readers to Cool Tools. Kelly highlights one new cool tool everyday that is "extraordinary, better than similar products, little-known, and reliably useful for an individual or small group." What's a tool? "A cool tool," he explains, "can be any book, gadget, software, video, map, hardware, material, or website that is tried and true." He depends on his readers to suggest items they actually use. This authentic experience gives the site community, credibility, and amazing loyalty among its readers. These tools don't just 'look' cool. They've passed the test of experience: They really are cool. Technorati counts 2,789 links to Cool Tools from 1,172 blogs, putting Cool Tools among the most influential blogs.

Since 1995 Core77.com has served a devoted global audience of industrial designers ranging from students through seasoned professionals. Core77 publishes articles, discussion forums, an extensive event calendar, job listings, a database of design firms, schools, vendors and services. Core77 provides a gathering point for designers and enthusiasts alike by producing design competitions, lecture series, parties, and exhibits.

craftgawker is a curated photo gallery that allows you to visually search and discover handmade arts and crafts to inspire your own projects. We publish photography submitted by craft bloggers from around the world. Our editors review submissions daily and choose the highest quality, most creative images to showcase.

Introducing CRAFT and CRAFTzine: The first project-based magazine and website dedicated to the renaissance that is occurring within the world of crafts. Celebrating the DIY spirit, CRAFT's goal is to unite, inspire, inform and entertain a growing community of highly imaginative and resourceful people who are transforming traditional art and crafts with unconventional, unexpected and even renegade techniques, materials and tools; people who undertake amazing crafting projects in their homes and communities.

CRAFT is the sister publication of and created by the same team of renegade thinkers who created MAKE and MAKEzine. Coined "The Martha Stewart For Geeks" by Newsweek's Stephen Levy, MAKE is one of the most highly regarded and well published success stories in the consumer magazine space over the past year. In just 6 issues, MAKE went from a standing start to well over 80,000 paid circulation and newsstand sell-though and twice the norm for consumer magazines. The makezine.com website with Phil Torrone, crafter Natalie Zee's blog and Pre Petis's video blog attracts over 1 million unique visitors a month and has become one of the top DIY blog sites anywhere. Just as remarkable, MAKE has received rave reviews and feature coverage in virtually every major North American newspaper and magazine - including The Wall Street Journal, Rolling Stone, Forbes, BusinessWeek, The New York Times, NewsWeek and The Washington Post. We've been on CNN, CBS News, The Tonight Show and numerous appearances on NPR, TechTV and MTV.

CultofMac.com is a fast-growing website devoted to Apple, its products and community. We publish a daily digest of news, reviews and how-tos. CultofMac is an informative site for Apple pros as well as those new to the Mac, iPod or iPhone. The site is edited by Leander Kahney, the long-time editor of Wired.com and author of three best-selling books about Apple. His most recent book is Inside Steve’s Brain (Portfolio, 2008), a New York Times bestseller about Apple CEO Steve Jobs.

Curvy Girl Guide is an online magazine geared at real women, their stories, lives, and all things hip and newsworthy. Nominated for 2010 Bloggie awards for Best New Blog and Best Collaborative Site, the Curvy Girl Guide is fast-becoming a must-read for women of all ages.

DadLabs - Advice for the modern dad. Dadlabs is the premier destination for parenting and fatherhood related videos, blogs, forums and live webcasts all from the point of view of today's fathers.

Jason Avant invited some of the best daddybloggers out there to form DadCentric in 2005. Featuring offbeat anecdotes, reviews, links, interviews, and stories, DadCentric was the first group dadblog, and has spawned several imitators. The site has been mentioned in the Wall Street Journal, Business Week Online, and AOL's Blogging Baby, and was a finalist for the Best Daddy Blog Award (2005 Best of Blogs Awards).

DailyTech connects readers with technology news, products and companies that impact their daily lives. Our focus and structure allows us to uniquely provide an extremely wide audience - from those who are on top of the latest news and trends to those who are on the go and want information quickly.

Dark Roasted Blend - highly visual "Weird & Wonderful" online magazine to complement your daily coffee ritual. Offering in-depth articles on spectacular art, unusual travel, vintage and fascinating technology, covering fantastic fiction and the best in photography - providing quality entertainment every time you open your feed reader or visit the site.

Design Mom, praised as a top parenting blog by the Wall Street Journal, Parents Magazine and Better Homes & Gardens, is all about what you find at the intersection of Motherhood and Design. From party themes and new products to book reviews and DIY projects. The new generation of mothers (We’re still hip! We wear skinny jeans!), come to Design Mom to find daily inspiration.

Author Gabrielle Blair, graphic designer and mother of 5, embraces the current widespread love of design, and approaches motherhood from a designer’s perspective — writing posts like “Pimp My Ride: Family Edition,” discussing how to make the most functional family car and “What to Wear to 2nd Grade,” wherein her daughter models a stylish, practical and within-reach back-to-school wardrobe — a mix of new and already-in-her-closet pieces.

Design*Sponge is a daily design magazine devoted to all things "home". With over 10 original weekly columns (and an average of 6 posts per day), Design*Sponge covers everything from interior and product design to movie style, design history and do-it-yourself projects to green living, gardening, entertaining, and recipes.

Around 25 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minute. It would take you approximately 1700 years to watch all those millions of videos. So good luck trying to find something worth watching on your lunch break. Devour is here to help. Using a scientifically technologically artificially intelligently awesomely robotically humanly system (we hand-pick every video on the site), Devour sifts out the best videos and posts the well-curated collection every weekday. Fewer cute kittens, fewer skateboarding nutshots, fewer tween heart throbs, and lots more awesome.

Heather Armstrong, a former web designer, started publishing dooce(r) in early 2001. Heather has won numerous awards for her work on dooce.com including Best American Blog, Best Designed Blog, Best Writing for a Blog, Weblog of the Year and in 2008, received a Lifetime Achievement award. Heather was named #8 in Forbes' "The Web Celeb 25" in early 2009 and on the Web Celeb 25 at in 2008.

Heather has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, the Washington Post, USA Today, Forbes and Business Week amongst others. Heather has appeared on ABC News Nightline, NPR, PBS, ABC World News Tonight and The Today Show. dooce is one of the most widely read personal sites on the internet and has a passionately loyal following.

Drink of the Week was born a dozen years ago out of a wish to order something other than a gin & tonic. This online celebration of cocktail culture has become a force, attracting more than 150,000 cocktail enthusiasts each month. Drink of the Week includes hundreds of recipes, liquor reviews and bartending advice. Drink of the Week has been mentioned in O Magazine, Family Circle, Night Club & Bar Magazine, the Houston Chronicle, the Arizona Daily Star, the St. Petersburg Times and the Appleton Post-Crescent. The team at Drink of the Week recently published "DIY Cocktails" a book whose mission is to give the home mixologist the tools need to create their own signature cocktails.

Dumb Little Man is Chicago-based Jay White's 3rd child.

In only 18 months his blog has become one of the most popular on the Internet simply by helping the average person improve life.

Jay and his team of writers discuss and recommend tactics that are easily read and implemented by just about anyone that wants to make their life a little easier.

Personal finance, productivity at home or work, and strategies to improve overall personal satisfaction with life are areas that are touched upon daily.

DVDTalk.com is the leading online resource for DVD and high definition reviews. Our 60+ review staff help our readers wade through the multitude of films available on DVD and make recommendations of which ones to buy and which ones to rent. With over 20,000 reviews in our database we are able to offer something for every DVD enthusiast.

Ecouterre is a website devoted to the future of fashion. Instead of fixating on superficial trends and seasonal color shifts, Ecouterre takes a deeper look and a longer view. Started by eco-fashion fan and Inhabitat founder Jill Fehrenbacher, Ecouterre focuses on the changing landscape of apparel: how it is made, how it interacts with technology, how people interact with their clothes. With a rapidly growing readership and a passionate following of emerging, independent designers, Ecouterre is dedicated to showcasing and supporting designers who not only contemplate cut, form, and drape, but also a garment’s social and environmental impact, from the cultivation of its fibers to its use and disposal. Our mission: To follow the evolution of the apparel industry towards a smarter and more environmentally sound future and foster conversation about why sustainable fashion matters.

We created endless simmer to satisfy our insatiable desire to think about food constantly. We’re basically somewhere between regular consumers of food pop culture and total snobs; we can just as easily enjoy offal or destroy a Dunkin Donuts (fake) egg and cheese croissant. We love to experiment in the kitchen, but we do frown on cheating. There’s nothing we love more than a good food pun. Turn to endless simmer for all your food needs. We want to share our cooking stories, favorite shows, restaurant reviews and any other things we can think of that incorporate eating. Clearly, we just can’t keep our mouths shut.

Ezra Pound Cake is a food blog for youthful, unconventional people looking to have fun in the kitchen and make memories with food. My mission is to make cooking seem fun and accessible to them, to reach out to home cooks who might feel a little clueless and convince them that they can kick ass in the kitchen. Because they can.

Drew Curtis's Fark filters the daily news into buckets labeled "strange," "interesting," "scary," "dumb," "obvious" and "amusing." Drew's comic and often unpredictable voice attracts more than a million readers each weekday. Technorati ranks Fark at #25 based on in-bound links; if they ranked weblogs by total traffic, Fark would likely place #1.

Called "laugh-your-lunch-out-your-nose funny" and "absolute hilarity" by its readers, Finslippy has been nominated for several awards, including Funniest Blog (2005 Best of Blogs) and Best Writing of a Weblog (2006 Bloggie Awards) and has been cited in several major news outlets, including the New York Times.

Alice Bradley, the site's creator, is a fiction writer whose work has been published in several literary journals, some of which were read by people other than her mom; she has also appeared on the Bravo network. Finslippy attracts thousands of unique, dedicated fans each day. Its audience includes mothers, fathers, and non-parents alike. According to Technorati, 621 sites link to Finslippy.

Foodbuzz is the first and only food blog community to combine a social network for foodies with search and discovery for everyone. Foodbuzz aggregates, organizes and curates nearly 3.5 Million blog posts from 16,476 food blogs worldwide, bringing high-quality, real-time food content into the spotlight.

foodgawker is a curated photo gallery that allows you to visually search and discover new recipes, techniques and ingredients to inspire your culinary adventures. We publish food photography submitted by food bloggers from around the world. Our editors review hundreds of submissions daily and choose the highest quality, most appealing images to showcase.

Foodie Parent is a food blog for parents with a passion for food and cooking, and newer home chefs looking for helpful hints and ideas. With original recipes, kitchen advice, and essays on the variety of food and nutrition issues parents often face, FP is a fun, comprehensive resource for culinarily-minded families.

FoodPress features the best in WordPress food blogging. Each weekday, FoodPress will be updated with the latest and greatest from WordPress food blogs. All in one place.

Fractals of Change is where retired serial tech CEO Tom Evslin writes about technology, marketing, strategy, black holes and Vermont – not necessarily in that order. Technorati sees 899 influential links to Fractals of Change.

Freakonomics explores the hidden side of everything. For instance: which is more dangerous, a gun or a swimming pool? What do schoolteachers and sumo wrestlers have in common? Steven D. Levitt is an economist; Stephen J. Dubner is a journalist. The books they've written together, Freakonomics and SuperFreakonomics, have sold more than 5 million copies in nearly 40 languages. There’s also a Freakonomics movie, a podcast and public-radio show, and the popular and award-winning Freakonomics blog, whose engaged audience includes academics, professionals, and generally curious people the world over.

Freshome is a web magazine dedicated to everything related to modern contemporary design including : architecture, interior design, and new cool products.

Fussy is one of the earliest mommyblogs in existence, publishing continuously since 2001. It was named one of the top ten mommyblogs by the Wall Street Journal, and its author, Eden M. Kennedy, has been interviewed by The New York Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Newark Star-Ledger, and The Santa Barbara Independent. Eden is also the co-author of Let's Panic About Babies!, a parody, due out March 1 from St. Martin's Press.

Gadgetopia is Deane Barker's self-proclaimed blog for geeks -- covering science, technology, software, and web development. Gadgetopia attracts roughly 60,000 monthly unique site visitors and 10,000 RSS subscribers. Geek & you shall find!

Gamersyde is dedicated to covering to all news & media related to next-gen gaming, providing both official trailers and screenshots as well as exclusive HD gameplay videos.

The site built a reputation on its special game coverage from shows all over the world thanks to its team of editors spread out across Europe, North-America and Japan. Videos can all be downloaded in 720p or simply streamed (more than 500,000 streams occur monthly). Most of Gamersyde's peers put their HD content behind a subscription wall, giving Gamersyde a loyal readership that appreciates the free HD content.

Gamersyde also features live coverage of all major gaming events including E3, TGS or GDC. With its active and talkative community and the support of the international sites and forums that matter, Gamersyde is today a reference website made for gamers, by gamers.

Andru Edwards developed Gear Live to be a premier destination for technology and gadget enthusiasts alike. His love of consumer electronics fuels the site's up-to-the-minute coverage of the tech space, written with a smart, honest, and witty edge.

Since its launch in 2004, Gear Live has been quoted in places like The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Seattle Times, The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and Ad Age. In addition, it was recently voted by the influential TechWeb as one of the top ten technology sources on the Internet which "readers turn to... for its fun, accessible take on technology." According to Google, there are over 126,000 links to Gear Live.

Girl's Gone Child is the personal blog of Rebecca Woolf, who at twenty-three got unexpectedly pregnant and has been documenting her coming-of-age journey ever since.

Coined the "Silverlake Erma Bombeck" by David Brooks of the New York Times, Girl's Gone Child has been featured in publications including Time Magazine, CNN, Babytalk, Parenting, The New York Times and Angeleno Magazine.

Along with blogging at Girl's Gone Child, Rebecca is also a panelist on Momversation.com, blogs for Babble.com and authored the memoir Rockabye: From Wild to Child (Seal Press).

Now twenty-eight, Woolf resides in Los Angeles with her husband, Hal and their kids, Archer and Fable.

GoNintendo is the most up-to-date source for Nintendo news, period. With an update schedule that continues literally all through the night and on every weekend and holiday, the site has quickly established itself as a hub for Nintendo enthusiasts. GoNintendo has a fantastic community made up of some of the most dedicated & loyal fans in the videogame arena.

The GoNintendo weekly podcast is overwhelmingly popular, and is consistently in iTunes' top 10 gaming podcast. If you are looking for Nintendo news, there's no better place.

Goodkin is a lifestyle-focused website for today's modern family.

We see the modern family as one that is progressive, inclusive, socially and globally aware, diverse, non-traditional and a leader in their community.

At Goodkin, our mission is to recognize the growing population of nontraditional, modern families however they choose to define themselves. We will provide innovative style, deep resources, entertaining ideas and a community that incorporates giving as a core value. We will celebrate the differences and strengths of these families, while honoring their similarity to all families.

goodLife {eats}™ is a food blog written by Katie Goodman, a wife and mother of two. Learning in the kitchen, eating, trying new recipes, and sharing them with her friends and loved ones are some of Katie's favorite things to do. A mix of great recipes, family memories, and yummy photography is what you'll discover at goodLife {eats}, where Katie shares what she finds good in the kitchen and in life.

Katie has been featured in Costco Connection, Albuquerque The Magazine, and the Sony Pictures Julie & Julia website. She was recently announced as one of the Foodista Best of the Food Blogs Cookbook Contest winners. Her recipe for Cranberry Crumb Bars will be featured in an the upcoming cookbook.

Hardware Secrets' audience is a large community of computer and consumer electronics users ranging from the novice to the savvy DIYer. Readers learn and grow from our reliable tutorials and find out how to improve their digital lifestyle.

Alex Salkever, founder of Hawaiirama, is a veteran travel journalist who has lived in Hawaii since 1994. He's written about Hawaii for dozens of publications, including Travel & Leisure, the Washington Post, Conde Nast Traveler, Outside Magazine, Men's Journal, Sunset Magazine, Islands Magazine, Honolulu Magazine, the Honolulu Weekly, the Christian Science Monitor, Salon.com, and Brides Magazine. He travels regularly in the islands and still surfs as often as possible. Before launching this blog, he spent five years as editor of the technology channel at BusinessWeek.com.

HDTV Magazine is the website for those who love HDTV. Their roots go back to 1984, when Dale Cripps founded The HDTV Newsletter, a professional publication distributed in 24 countries to those developing HDTV. On November 16, 1998, The HDTV Newsletter became the first online publication dedicated to HDTV -- HDTV Magazine.

Today, HDTV Magazine serves the public by educating enthusiasts and would-be consumers providing the latest in HDTV articles, news, reviews, products, and emerging technologies.

Started by Brittany Morin, Brit is a lifestyle brand that seeks to curate and create innovative new ways for busy, but inspired people to live more simply, beautifully and creatively. The goal is to show people how to add order to the chaos of their daily lives in a fun, easy and elegant way

Catherine Connors, aka Her Bad Mother, is a mother, writer and recovering academic who traded the lecture hall for the playroom and discovered that university students and preschoolers have much the same attention span. Her Bad Mother chronicles her struggles to reconcile her former identity as an overachieving smart girl with her current identity as a more or less incompetent diaper-changer, and to convince the world that bad really is the new good.

Her Bad Mother is one of the Internet's original 'bad mother' blogs, and has been mentioned in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, the American Prospect, The Guardian and sundry other publications, as well as on CNN, ABC, CBC and the BBC online. Babble.com named Her Bad Mother one of the top ten mommy blogs of 2009 in its list of the year’s Top 50 Mommybloggers, ranking it among the Best Written, Most Confessional, Most Controversial and Funniest mom blogs on the Internet. She has not yet won any awards for being able to translate Goodnight, Moon into Latin, but those are coming.

"High-Def Digest is dedicated to featuring daily news related to high definition technology, comprehensive Blu-Ray and gaming reviews, and the latest release dates. The site attracts a passionate, influential audience of high-tech early adopters and Blu-ray enthusiasts. High-Def Digest was founded by former Yahoo executive Jed Rosenzweig and is currently operated by Mike Attebery with a staff of twenty writers."

HockeyBuzz.com provides an instant one-stop resource for the latest hockey news. "Eklund," a pseudonymous hockey insider, has assembled dozens of contributors, including media hockey beat writers, players, officials, and other long time hockey insiders. Launched on Sept. 15, 2005, HockeyBuzz has watched its traffic grow exponentially. Of the 4 major sports in North America, hockey uses the internet more than any other medium to get information to its fans — and HockeyBuzz.com is the informal leader. Eklund and HockeyBuzz have been featured on the Jim Rome show, Newsweek magazine, The New England Sports Network, and dozens of radio stations across the U.S. and Canada — and have been a mainstay on XM Radio's Home Ice 24 hour hockey Channel.

HouseLogic is filled with wonderful content covering home improvement, maintenance, taxes, finance, insurance, and even ways you can get involved in and enrich your community, HouseLogic can help you increase and protect the value of your home by helping you make confident decisions.

New Media site for food with largest food and recipe information base. Caters to educated high earning high spending consumer audience.

Illustration Friday is a participatory art exhibit for illustrators of all skill levels. Designed to challenge participants creatively, it has become a welcoming community as well as a cultural phenomenon, with more than a thousand participants per week. New topics posted each Friday, plus artist interviews and creative forums, keep loyal visitors coming back for a fresh challenge. The site sits comfortably within Technorati's Top 1,000, with more than 3,500 links from more than 1,200 blogs.

Dorie Greenspan is a contributing editor to Parade Magazine -- she writes the 1-2-3 Bake! and 1-2-3 Eats! columns -- and a long-time contributor to Bon Appetite. For the past almost 20 years she's written nine cookbooks and won five James Beard and IACP awards for them, including Cookbook of the Year.

If it’s incredible and it’s on the web, we’ll cover it. Our seamless mix of concept designs and (actual) awe-inspiring products results in a vivid bazaar to be enjoyed as you wish. So stay tuned, because there’s more cool, weird and wonderful coming your way every day.

Looking for Indian recipes? Indian Recipe4Living has tons of authentic delicious Indian recipes. From curry to dal to naan, we've got great Indian recipes!

Inhabitat is an online magazine devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and design towards a smarter and more sustainable future. Written by a young tech-savvy team designers and design journalists, Inhabitat delivers fresh content daily, showcasing emerging work from the cutting-edge of the global design community.

Inhabitots.com is the internet's best source on green parenting and eco-friendly design for kids. The website was created as a resource for parents, families, caregivers and anyone else interested in modern sustainable design for children. Inhabitots was launched in 2008 by green design blogger and Inhabitat.com founder Jill Fehrenbacher as she prepared for the arrival of her first child (now a gregarious two year old). With a focus on environmental toxins, healthy pregnancy and birth, safe & eco-friendly toys and products for babies and children, Inhabitots is a guide to safe, healthy, and green living for the next generation.

Looking for Italian recipes? Italian Recipe4Living has hundreds of delicious authentic Italian recipes including lasagna, spaghetti, fresh pasta sauces, delicious Italian desserts and more!

Kayotic Kitchen: where food and photography unite!

Using detailed step-by-step photographs, Kay combines old-fashioned, home-style recipes with helpful photography and retouching tips in a light, casual way.

Easy to follow instructions take the concept of simple home cooking to a new level. American & European meals, traditional Dutch food and beautiful photography ideas at your fingertip

kirtsy is a social media platform of pure goodness. A plaza for the peachy. A portal to the pretty. A place to find cool things. To read smart scoop. To connect with fab ideas, exceptional people, useful information, excellent products. All of it. And more. kirtsy is just like that friend who always finds the best stuff. Only better.

Kitchen Scoop: Packed with original recipes beautifully photographed, practical cooking advice, food news and musings on life in the Empty Nest. Syndicated newspaper columnists and best-selling cookbook authors Beverly Mills and Alicia Ross share their best work daily on this dynamic site. Come join the conversation!

Laid-Off Dad’s two favorite things are writing and being a dad, and it shows. After he lost his job in 2003, he started a blog to find humor amid the stress and penury. Readers appreciated his take on fatherhood's ridiculous delights, Parents magazine found him, several newspapers interviewed him, and readers chose LOD as the Best Daddy Blog in the "Best of Blogs" awards for 2005.

Currently biding his time between layoffs, LOD lives in New York City, where he's raising two boys.

Last100 provides news, reviews and industry analysis on products and services related to the digital lifestyle, with a particular emphasis on how the Internet is penetrating the home in an era of ubiquitous broadband access.

Little Green Notebook contains the daily design musings of NYC-based interior decorator, Jenny Komenda. Jenny has been featured in publications like Elle Decor, Vogue and Better Homes and Gardens. LGN teaches readers how to successfully decorate their own homes and create a cultivated, high-end look on any budget. Posts focus on do-it-yourself projects and home decor products.

Lost Remote is where Cory Bergman, the director of digital media at a cable-TV network in Seattle, and Steve Safran, executive producer at a similar network in Boston, highlight the latest trends in TV and new media — with the help of six other industry insiders. Their visitors turn 5,000 pages each day, and each Thursday, their newsletter reaches 3,000 media-savvy professionals.

CBS Marketwatch praises the site's "straight journalism," the Seattle Weekly calls it "Seattle's best Weblog," and Variety recommends it as "a good place to start your day."

Luuux.com is a social media site where you can read the latest trends and exciting ideas happening in our various universes:- Fashion, Beauty, Tech, Sports, Places, Food, Design & Entertainment.

Our readers and members are at the cutting edge in their chosen genres with new stories and blogs posted on the site every few seconds. Most of these members have substantial reach through their Luuux network and also through their existing social media accounts. Members can automatically share their Luuux content into other networks such as Facebook and Twitter giving advertisers the opportunity to reach a vast audience of influencers and followers.

Sharing content on the site earns members a virtual currency called Luuux$ which can be used to buy must have items such as iPads and Louis Vuitton Bags, making Luuux a rapidly growing site through social media and word of mouth recommendations.

Our content is moderated by a team of community moderators and a team of in-house staff.

MacNN is a leading source for news on Apple products and related topics. It is read by Macintosh and iPod enthusiasts, IT professionals, and investors. It is updated throughout the day with the very latest industry news — as it happens. MacNN, launched in 1996, has a long-established record of timeliness and accuracy. MacNN prides itself on keeping ahead of the curve while maintaining editorial traditions.

Make and Takes is a parenting site sharing kids' crafts, home projects, easy recipes, parenting tips, and more. New content is posted Monday through Friday, with fun Weekend Links on Saturday. Everything posted is something to “make and take”. Whether it’s a holiday craft for kids, an easy way to spruce up your home decor, or a delicious dessert to bake, readers will be able to make or take something.

Our Mission:

Make and Takes' hope is to help give parents and caregivers ideas and crafty tidbits for home, family, and fun!

Marie LeBaron is the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes. She’s a mother of 3 living in Salt Lake City, Utah. She's always had a love of crafts and enjoys getting messy with glue and glitter. As there’s always some sort of project going on at her home, her kitchen counter is often cluttered with crafts. When she’s not crafting and creating with her kids, she loves to run, read, and blog!

Marie graduated with an Early Childhood and Elementary teaching degree and taught kindergarten for 4 years. She now shares the tips and tricks she’s learned over the years on her blog. With Marie's posts and those of six other contributors, there are ideas a plenty for anyone to make and take!

MAKE has quickly become one of the hottest reads for tech enthusiasts, backyard scientists, hobbyists and basement inventors. A quarterly project-project based magazine, MAKE’s mission is to unite, inspire, inform and entertain a growing community of highly imaginative and resourceful people who undertake amazing projects in their backyards, basements, and garages. We call these people "Makers".

MAKE Magazine and Make: Online have been prominently featured in virtually every major North American newspaper and magazine - including The Wall Street Journal, Rolling Stone, Forbes, BusinessWeek, The New York Times, NewsWeek and The Washington Post. MAKE's editors - including Phil Torrone, blog maestro of makezine.com - have been featured on CNN, CBS News, The Tonight Show and have made numerous appearances on NPR, TechTV and MTV.

Makeup and Beauty Blog features in-depth, practical reviews of luxury and drugstore makeup, skin care products, hair products and fragrances, as well as beauty tips and how-to videos for women of all ages. Makeup and Beauty Blog was named one of the 10 hottest beauty blogs in "Beauty in the Blogosphere" -- Matthew W. Evans, Women's Wear Daily. Writing from her home near San Francisco, Editor Karen Monterichard posts daily product reviews, makeup tips and beauty news for an audience of 500,000 readers per month. "It's like an interactive version of a glossy print magazine," she says of the site, "except with occasional pictures of my cat!"

Smart and sexy, MakeupAlley is the ultimate insider destination to all things beauty. MakeupAlley is the largest beauty-focused social network on the Internet. Here women connect to discuss beauty, fashion and lifestyle using message boards, product reviews, emails, photos and shopping diaries. MakeupAlley continues to be the number #1 source for beauty related information on the internet, reaching hundreds of thousands of smart women consumers each month. Highly regarded since its 1999 launch, MakeupAlley currently has offices in NYC and Berlin. “An online universe where women congregate about beauty” -- New York Times “The most up-to-date source of honest information anywhere about beauty products” -- Toronto Star “MakeupAlley spreads the word” -- Vogue

Designer Nicole Balch is transforming her so-so house into a lovely home. She invites readers to follow along, offer advice, and gain inspiration from her creative process.

Making it Lovely was named one of the 50 World's Best Design Blogs by the London Times Online. Nicole's work has been featured in the Chicago Tribune Magazine, Time Out Chicago, ReadyMade, Everyday with Rachael Ray, CS Interiors, and other publications.

MamaPop is a collective of talented, opinionated, brainy writers from the parenting blogosphere. The site features hourly posts on all matters pop culture and entertainment from the modern parent's perspective, and has attracted a fanatically devoted following among women and mothers.

Katie Allison Granju is one of America's most popular parenting writers, with her essays and articles appearing in The New York Times, Forbes, PARENTING, Salon.com and many other publications. She is also the author of "Attachment Parenting: Instinctive Care for your Baby and Young Child" and a featured blogger at top parenting site, Babble.com. Katie's blog, Mamapundit.com draws a highly engaged and loyal readership of fans who enjoy Katie's willingness to tackle the toughest issues of parenting in her large, blended family with honesty and humor. As the working mom of five children, ranging in age from infancy to high school, Katie is one of the few popular mommybloggers specifically addressing the joys and challenges that come with parenting adolescents.

Mattbites is the food blog of Matt Armendariz, a matt obsessed with food, drink, and everything in between. As a veteran of the food industry, Matt recently moved into the world of food photography and blogging as a way to share his experiences in food and travel. His blog has been recognized by London's Times Online as one of the Top 50 Food Blogs in the world, and recent accolades from Martha Stewart, Bon Appetit Magazine and Gwyneth Paltrow have made his site for food lovers from all over the world.

Live in 51 cities today with over 700 local bloggers, Metroblogging is the largest and fastest-growing network of local blogs on the Web. From San Francisco to Bangkok, from Karachi to Toronto, Metblogs are a hyper-local look at what's going on where you live. Metroblogging has proven to be a vital part of the local media diet, getting information to people as it happens, building a loyal community of readers and writers, who fill our sites with the most interesting and relevant stories about their homes. Metroblogging is owned and developed by Bode Media and was selected in Forbes Magazine's Best of the Web 2005 in the "City Blogs" category.

Looking for Mexican food recipes? Mexican Recipe4Living has hundreds of delicious authentic Mexican food recipes including fresh salsas, dips, tacos, burritos, enchiladas and more!

Mighty Girl is the personal website of Margaret Mason, author of No One Cares What You Had for Lunch, 100 Ideas for Your Blog. Mason also publishes the shopping sites Mighty Junior and Mighty Goods, which was one of Time Magazine's Top 50 Cool Sites of the year. Mighty Girl was born in 2000, and has been nominated for several awards, including a lifetime achievement Bloggie. Mason lives in San Francisco with her husband Bryan and her son Hank, who is almost two and clearly a genius.

Mighty Goods is a shopping blog and one of Time Magazine's Top 50 Cool Sites of the year. We spend a great deal of time finding and posting things we love, 5 days a week. These aren’t just any old things, these are exactly the right things. They will brighten your eyes, match your couch, and fix the annoying problem that’s been bothering you. They will make you want to fortify the economy with your purchasing power. Mighty Goods is written and curated by Margaret Mason, who has exceptional taste. You’ll also find her at her personal blog Mighty Girl. And for the kids, visit sister site Mighty Junior.

A design and shopping blog for people who like to nest. We look for objects that solve problems and make your life lovely all at once.

Mighty Junior is a shopping blog that features great stuff for kids. It’s updated five days a week, and is a sister site to Mighty Goods (one of Time Magazine's Top 50 Cool Sites). We spend a great deal of time finding and posting things kids will love. These aren’t just any old things, these are exactly the right things. They will make your kids stronger, smarter, and kinder. They will remind you that the kids you love are the best kids. They will encourage you to fortify the economy with your purchasing power. Mighty Junior is written and curated by Melissa Summers of Suburban Bliss and Margaret Mason of Mighty Girl. Both are moms who have excellent taste.

MoCo Loco is the [Mo]dern [Co]ntemporary place. Loco is the word for place in latin, and crazy in spanish, very different meanings, yet both aptly describe and underscore the passion that drives this now four year old design blog that features the latest in object design and product architecture for the home. Passion for ideas and for art, because as we see it the best design is functional art, fulfilling a need not only for a table or chair, but for art and grace in our daily lives.

Mom-101 is a witty, honest look at parenting and parenting culture through the eyes of author and working parent Liz Gumbinner. The site has garnered attention from media outlets including the New York Times, CNN, NPR, and Parents Magazine. Liz's accolades include Nielsen's list of 50 digital Power Moms, Parents top 10 Power Moms, Forbes' top 10 Mommy 'Hood Gurus, and one of 8 New Yorkers to follow on Twitter by the NY Post.

If you didn't know any better, you might think New York City was a terrible place to raise kids, only for the rich and fashionable, with nothing for children to do outdoors except dodge traffic. Mommy Poppins is all about helping our readers know better, a lot better. Written by real, unpretentious moms, Mommy Poppins provides daily doses of the inside scoop on what's cool in New York for kids and their grown-up entourage.

Mommy Poppins is the favorite family activity website for NYC, Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey and the Tri-State Area.

Upbeat, encouraging blog dedicated to helping you find great deals, stretch your hard-earned dollars, and live on less than you make so you can save more and give more.

Mothering celebrates the experience of parenthood as worthy of one's best efforts and fosters awareness of the immense importance and value of parenthood and family life in the development of the full human potential. As a readers' magazine, we recognize parents as the experts and wish to provide truly helpful information upon which parents can base informed choices.

MoxieBird is the "lifestyle" extension of the Mamapop brand. It's moving beyond TV/movies/celebrities to cover other topics our audience is interested in, including fashion, shopping, relationships and sex, women's health, beauty, technology and geek culture. It's smart, funny and proves that parenthood, feminism and critical thinking can all co-exist, and that being cool also means not taking yourself (or the world around you) too seriously.

Mixing humor and skepticism, the Museum of Hoaxes examines dubious claims of all kinds: hoax websites, urban legends, bogus email rumors, doctored photos, practical jokes, and the like.

It's been featured in USA Today, the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, National Geographic and Wired. Alex has appeared as a hoax expert on CNN, MSNBC and ABC World News Tonight. In April 2004, PC Magazine included "Museum of Hoaxes" as one of the "Top 100 Sites You Didn't Know You Couldn't Live Without."

My Modern Metropolis is where art enthusiasts and trendspotters connect over creative ideas.

Family lifestyle expert Wendy Bellissimo has taken her philosophy of "style and functionality from a mom’s point-of-view" to the web with nesting.com. Nesting is a beautiful, online "home" through which modern moms can centralize their busy family’s life as well as what’s going on in the world around them. Nesting allows real-world groups of moms who depend on each other day-to-day to stay connected and on the same page at every moment and in every aspect of their daily life. From kids’ activities, to calendars, to personal thoughts and photos, it can all be managed on nesting.com.

W. James "Hamlet" Au's New World Notes is a must-read destination for the Residents of Second Life, the user-created online world which surpassed a million total accounts in October 2006, and is adding new citizens by the thousands every day. Previously Second Life's official "embedded journalist" from March 2003 to Feburary 2006 (when he was a contractor for Linden Lab, the company behind SL), Au now continues the story as an FM author, documenting the rise of this emerging online society which may consider the next generation of the Internet, following its art, commerce, culture, and technology-- including the many citizens who make a real-world living from their virtual creations. He also documents the arrival of real world businesses, organizations, and governments into Second Life, from Twentieth Century Fox and Microsoft, to Creative Commons and the American Cancer Society, to the BBC and US Homeland Security, and also interviews figures like Cory Doctorow, Lawrence Lessig, and former Presidential hopeful Governor Mark Warner, who occasionally visit SL in avatar form. He's currently writing a book based on his coverage of Second Life, set to be published in 2007.

Au is also a contributor to GigaOM (another FM site), and longtime tech writer for publications like Wired Magazine and Salon. New World Notes has been featured on the BBC Online, CNN, NPR's Morning Edition, the Washington Post, NYTimes.com, the UK Guardian, Wired.com, among many other outlets. He's spoken on the subject at South by Southwest in Austin and the State of Play Conference co-sponsored by New York Law School, Yale Law School, and Harvard's Berkman center. Technorati listing.

Not Martha is the personal website of Megan Reardon where she keeps track of things she's made and whatever she is currently most obsessed with. She's been putting tutorials on the site since 2001. Megan has published knitting patterns in books, had several DIY projects profiled in magazines, was named one of the coolest websites of 2006 by Time, and has been nominated for web awards. She lives in Seattle with her husband Scott and she thinks about Halloween all year long.

NOTCOT is a visual filtration of ideas + aesthetics + amusements. NOTCOT's two sites have become the daily sources of inspiration for creatives everywhere, fighting the good fight against "creative block" since 2005 with visually stunning imagery, the latest in international trends, and a passion for all things well designed.

NOTCOT.ORG is a community of creatives, design lovers, and trendsetters — where .org serves as the studio bulletin board gone digital — each image and caption brings you to a place worth visiting. It's about sharing what inspires you. Bookmarks, del.icio.us, digg, blogrolls, etc. make you read, search and think. This is the PICTUREBOOK to their novel. NOTCOT.COM is the editorial face of NOTCOT, offering in-depth features on products, artists, technology, innovation, and up-and-coming trends.

NotCouture caters to your luxe and fashion indulgences, and Liqurious explores the best mixology related articles, blog posts, products, reviews, galleries, and more.

Oh Happy Day is a design and lifestyle blog written by Jordan Ferney, an event planner and letterpress printer based out of San Francisco. Started in 2006 as a way to keep all her inspiration in one spot Oh Happy Day is now updated daily with inspiring and useful lifestyle ideas and products.

OpenRoad.TV with Doug McConnell - The Traveler's Video Guide to the American West is dedicated to helping people imagine, plan and book their travel in the West. The site combines a vast library of broadcast-quality videos and the expert knowledge of a veteran team of travel writers and producers with a growing travel community to deliver a deep, interactive and engaging environment. OpenRoad.TV is the "go to" site for travelers seeking a more enriching online experience about the American West.

Outblush is a blog for women who love to shop. Like your own team of personal shoppers, they dig up the best clothes, home items, beauty products, and more -- five days a week. Whether you're looking for that perfect side table or a new summer skirt, Outblush has you covered.

Just before becoming a husband and father, when most people would buckle down and settle into a secure career, I decided to run from the regular 9-5 life, and try to become a photographer and story teller for a living. My blog Pacing the Panic Room is the home base for that story of the building of my family. I chronicle the learning process and growing pains of my profession, as well as share the love of the little things with my wife and kids. I have been fortunate to have worked on recent projects for The Gap, Redken, Pureology, Babytalk Magazine, Pregnancy Magazine, Crescer, and multiple photo essays for Fast Company.

Jules Kendall was once an attorney, but it made her grumpy. Now she writes daily about life, sweet and savory, as a wife and a mother to two small boys at her personal blog, Pancakes and French Fries. Her knowledge of dinosaurs knows no bounds.

In addition to her online and print mentions in Apartment Therapy, Re-nest, Lifehacker, and Real Simple Magazine, Jules won Most Improved Student in the 7th grade, much to her parents chagrin.

Yup, it's a panini blog! Here, you'll find more than 100 of my original panini recipes, the Panini 101 guide to making great panini and a few good stories from behind the grill. Babble.com Top 50 Mom Food Blogger (2010)

At the collaborative Parent Hacks, Asha Dornfest applies the hacker ethic to parenting. Here, parents swap scrappy tricks and practical product recommendations – stuff that never makes it into airbrushed magazines or "expert" books. It's a modern take on what parents have always done: sharing tweaks that make the crazy adventure of childrearing go a little easier. Featured in Parents, Real Simple and PC Magazine, and winner of the Best Family and Parenting Blog in the 2007 Performancing Awards.

Parenting Squad Mission: * To provide tips and support for parents * To be the parents' advocate * To be a source of information for parents that's written by parents

A strong female voice in the business world, Penelope is the founder of three startups—most recently, Brazen Careerist, a career management tool for next-generation professionals. Her career advice appears in more than 200 newspapers. Inc. Magazine wrote that Penelope Trunk is "arguably the world's most influential guidance counselor." She has 111,000 Twitter followers, and is listed in Twitter's "Who To Follow" in Business List.

Allison Czarnecki, the editor of family lifestyle blog Petit Elefant, writes about everything related to modern parenthood: traveling with kids, fashion & style for women, recipes and crafts, home & garden, all on a {realistic} budget. 99.9% of the time I love being a mom, and the rest of the time? I fake it.

After more than 11 years in publishing, Pitchfork Media continues to be a respected and reliable part of the independent music community, and an integral part of the lives of hundreds of thousands of music enthusiasts worldwide.

Playgrounder is a web magazine helping parents and kids find the very best stuff. Our team digs up the best toys, games, gear, clothes, DVDs and more. New items are posted daily.

Covering the latest trends in music, PopDust was launched in February 2011 with the direct participation of top-tier pop, hip-hop and country artists who appear on the site via original video features. PopDust has been on location at the Grammys and VMAs, and recently released it’s PopDust Top 40, anchored by an exclusive interview with Lady Gaga.

What started as a mommy blog has expanded to include style, photography, food and regular "happiness is" posts. Because life IS pretty swell.

Project Nursery is all about showing real parents how to take charge of their own design and decorating projects. In the spring of 2008, moms, business partners and design enthusiasts Melisa Fluhr and Pamela Ginocchio started ProjectNursery.com. Since then, the site has evolved into a leading resource dedicated to baby’s 1st room & beyond. Updated daily, ProjectNursery.com offers readers inspirational photo galleries submitted by parents & designers, hip finds for the family home, do-it-yourself projects, clever party ideas, expert design tips, fabulous weekly giveaways and much more!

Prudent Advice for My Baby Daughter is the blog that launched the book "Prudent Advice". Featured in coveted mom-targeted press from Babble to Apartment Therapy to DailyCandy, Author & mother Jaime Morrison Curtis writes with wit and fresh insight into motherhood. Time-honored canons such as "Dress appropriately for work" and "You reap what you sow" mingle with more unconventional prudence such as "Talk to strangers" and "Don't be afraid to get lost." She teaches how to jump-start a battery and make summer squash with goat cheese pasta--everything a mother wants for her little girl. Curtis emphasizes the importance of being ethical, practicing kindness, thinking for oneself, and seeing the beauty in everything and everyone, especially on the inside. This compelling guide also offers poetry, inspirational quotes, and recipes meant to embellish cultural perspective and cultivate a well-rounded, sophisticated woman. Prudent Advice will inspire mothers and daughters to celebrate their differences while unearthing shared core values that bond them together as family.

Prudent Baby is the premier DIY destination for crafty moms seeking ways to make their lives even more stylish and beautiful. With their unique voice & superior style consistently featured across the most coveted décor and parenting press, including Martha Stewart, Elle, Marie Claire, Daily Candy, Sunset, Design Sponge, Apartment Therapy, Ready Made, and mommy blogs worldwide, editors Jaime & Jacinda are the DIY authorities for babies, kids, and of course, Hot Mess Mommies.

Jaime’s first book, Prudent Advice: Lessons for My Baby Daughter (A Life List for Every Woman), hits stores worldwide in October and with pre-sales already underway, is on it’s way to being an inspirational bestseller.

The Purse Page is a fashion blog that features the newest, the prettiest, and the strangest handbags from a wide variety of designers and makers. Look here for descriptions, commentary, shopping links, and nice big pictures! Visitors can search by designer, style, and color, participate in polls, and comment on their favorite (and least favorite) bags.

Recipes site for home cooks who love Chinese recipes, Japanese, Thai, Malaysian & Asian recipes. Easy recipes with gorgeous food photography.

reality blurred has analyzed, highlighted, and reported on reality TV since 2000. Andy Dehnart's critical examination of unscripted television includes industry news, behind-the-scenes reports, and witty recaps. The Chicago Tribune described reality blurred as "indispensable" and "highly reliable," while Newsday called it "influential," and The New York Times said it "revels in the post-ironic pleasures of reality television." The Associated Press concurs, calling it "the most schooled blog on America's guiltiest pleasure." And Entertainment Weekly urges its readers to "visit Reality Blurred, which collects the best news and gossip about all your favorite reality TV."

Recipe4Living is dedicated to fostering an online community interested in cooking, thinking, and living. Through reader feedback and contribution, the site creates a meaningful space for people to come together and communicate about important topics ranging from the best cheesecake recipe to grilling tips to current trends in dieting. Recipe4Living understands that the best ideas come from a diverse community working together.

RookieMoms.com is dedicated to helping new moms have more fun in their first years of motherhood. Authors Heather and Whitney recommend outings, share experiences, provide tips, and encourage moms to try new things – with their babies in tow.

Whitney and Heather are the authors of The Rookie Mom's Handbook, a non-fiction book released in May of 2008.

Savory Sweet Life is a collection of easy, approachable recipes for everyday home cooking. Published and narrated by stay-at-home mom, Alice Currah, her easy recipes and gorgeous, award-winning food photography have been featured online by Saveur, Bon Appetit, Epicurious, Martha Stewart, Real Simple, IVillage, and Tasty Kitchen. In 2010, Forbes.com named Alice one of the “Eight Very Best Food Bloggers." Alice is also a weekly food contributor for PBS Parents' new food site, Kitchen Explorers. Her debut cookbook is set to release in Spring of 2012 by HarperCollins/William Morrow.

The Savvy Source for Parents is an online community founded by parents, for parents to help parents navigate the incredibly challenging issue of identifying the best educational options for their children: preschools, camps, classes, educational toys, books, activities, etc. A combination of Craig’s List and Zagats, the goal is to provide parents with a comprehensive and detailed overview of educational options in their city based on the feedback of parents with children currently enrolled in preschools, camps, etc. and to help parents make the right choices for their children at home based on “expert” advice and counsel.

I blog about crafts and style with a lot of easy tutorials for the home and family

You need a vacation. We can help. The See Jane Fly network of women’s lifestyle and travel bloggers separate the hip from the hype to highlight the coolest themed getaways, gear, guides and clever destination party ideas. Dedicated to making travel a fun and accessible part of everyday life, our authors are committed to exploring new and different ways to approach travel – through pop culture, everyday life, and adventure – while also delivering a goldmine of unique travel ideas and tips in a fresh, simple, easy-to-access format – giving you exactly what you need, when you need it.

Serious Wheels has emerged as the premiere destination for high-quality collector car images on the internet. From classic sports and muscle cars to modern collector vehicles, the site is a valued resource for the automotive enthusiast. From its founding in 1999, this project has been known for the quality of its images, the breadth of its selection, and a positive user experience for its visitors.

SideReel helps users find, track and watch shows online. With over 10 million monthly unique visitors and 2.5 million registered users, SideReel's library includes something for everyone: popular network and cable TV shows, movies, and hundreds of Web TV series too. If it's online, it's on SideReel.

A family-oriented community dedicated to all things food and drink. We believe in the importance of bringing the whole family together around the table on a daily basis. Here we take the word simple seriously by offering comprehensive recipes, practical meal plans, and tried and true cooking tips. Our desire is to enable you to prepare real, nourishing food and foster a desire to eat seasonally and locally. The editor, Aimee, backed up by a rich group of contributors, has lead Simple Bites onto the international stage winning the 2010 Best New Weblog by Canadian Weblog Awards.

Homeschooling is not the answer to every educational problem. But it does allow families who pursue it to be intentional—to focus on each child’s strengths, to help with weaknesses, and to nurture family relationships. These families realize that the goal of education is not just about making a living—it’s about creating a life. One full of richness, depth, success, and so much hope for the future. Simple Homeschool is here to help. Our writers come from a variety of backgrounds and experience, but we have one common goal: we want the best for our children. Author, Jaime, leads the site as editor and mother of three. Combined with contributors Simple Homeschool is headed towards being the go-to place for encouragement, motivation and resources.

Here at Simple Kids, we invite parents to slow down and reconnect with the fundementals of parenting. Focusing on mindful parenting, kids' activities with a purpose, and healthy family living, we want to help parents offer their kids a happy childhood. Kara Fleck, a mother of three, is the editor and leads an international pack of women who regularly contributes to Simple Kids.

The mission of Simple Living Media, LLC is — well, simple. In all our endeavors, we want to encourage people to live simpler lives. We want to provide words of inspiration, practical tips, and a sense of community for people who don’t buy that “having it all” equals happiness.

Our experience, our readers, and our mission tells us that people crave simplicity. Families in the 21st century are tired of the busyness, the never-ending gadget upgrades, and the loud cacophony of sales pitches for things they don’t really need.

In Simple Living Media publications, you won’t find endorsements, suggestions, or advertisements for products unless we really, truly find them useful. Really. We pride ourselves on recommending only outstanding products that really enhance life in some form. So when we write about it, we mean it.

Simple Organic is about sustainable and healthy living for mainstream people. Simple Organic covers green tips and trends, provides tutorials on repurposing items, frugal crafts that celebrate nature and responsible living. This family-friendly site is geared toward the average home manager interested in “greenifying” their home and lifestyle.

Splitsider is a website about comedy and the people who create it. It covers movies, TV shows, web videos, books and any other format that exists to make you laugh. Splitsider is here to chronicle the changing landscape that comedy is released into.

Suburban Bliss is the story of an imperfect wife, mother and woman. Melissa Summers started her website in 2003 and began attracting readers with her irreverence, candor and self-effacing style. Still she can not find a hairstyle which suits her needs.

Awards and Press Mentions: Best Mommy Blog (BOBS 2005), Detroit News Profile, Published in This Day In The Life as a featured diarist, New York Times.

"Melissa Summers takes on suburbia and wins." — Multidimensional.me

Melissa is also editor of the kid-focused shopping blog, Mighty Junior and a columnist for the Alpha Mom network.

Published since 2005, Sweet Juniper was the first parenting blog to feature the voices of both a mother and father together. Both authors are lawyers, but after the birth of their daughter Jim Griffioen quit his job at a large law firm in San Francisco and the family moved to downtown Detroit where he has since stayed home to care for their two children. His unique and compelling voice provides most of the content today, sharing with thousands of daily readers his positive and inspiring perspective on the joys of creative parenting in America’s most dangerous city.

Jim has been a guest on American Public Media’s The Story With Dick Gordon, NPR’s On the Media, The BBC’s Americana, and the CBC’s arts program Q, and he has been featured on the new Oprah Winfrey Network. Sweet Juniper has been profiled in The Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, the New Yorker and the Atlantic Monthly.com. Jim’s photography and writing have appeared in Harper’s Magazine, Time, Vice Magazine, Fortune, New York, Dwell, and The Baffler.

Sweetney is the personal blog of Tracey Gaughran-Perez, a single mom, PhD dropout, prototypical Gen-Xer, and professional writer/editor. Tracey lives with her evil genius 8-year-old daughter (think the girl from “Little Miss Sunshine” meets Dr. Horrible) and several insane pets in the concrete wilds of beautiful Baltimore, Maryland, where she struggles to balance life, work, and motherhood - with varying degrees of success. Tracey is the Co-Founder and Managing Editor of the popular gossip and pop culture site for parents, MamaPop, and its two sister sites: MoxieBird (news and lifestyle for parents) and MamaDojo (a site for modern, unconventional Moms). She's very tired a lot of the time, but figures she can sleep when she's dead. Covering a broad range of topics and life experiences with uncommon depth, intelligence, creativity, and humor, Sweetney is the thinking Mom's blogger.

Traveling the world, tastingmenu obsessively documents and photographs the the most memorable and high quality food experiences in existence. According to Yahoo tastingmenu is "...one man's love affair with all things edible...a mouthwatering collection of food photography...a fabulous voyage into the wonderful world of food."

The Awl is a New York City-based website, established in early 2009.

The Bad Moms Club is a website for every parent who ever worried that somebody, somewhere, thought that they were doing this whole parenting thing wrong. Because the truth of the matter is, somebody, somewhere, does think that. So why not embrace it? The Bad Moms Club offers humorous commentary on parenting news, trends of the day, personal anecdote and advice - of the worst kind, of course - and stirs it all up into a potent cocktail of awesome. And then it salts the rim with humor, and garnishes with heart. It goes well with nachos and cupcakes.

The Bargainist finds the best deals around on just about everything. From gadgets to vacations, she'll always let you know about the hottest sales, coupons, and freebies. Updating around the clock, The Bargainist has a growing number of avid shoppers who stop by multiple times per day looking to score a great deal. Basically, she'll help you go broke saving money. The Bargainist has been cited in several national newspapers and was named one of TIME Magazine's Top Ten Web Sites of 2006 and one of PC Magazine's Top Undiscovered Web Sites of 2007.

TheBittenWord.com chronicles the cooking adventures of Clay and Zach, enthusiastic cooks who live and eat in Washington, D.C. It all began with our resolution to cook at least one recipe every month from the food magazines to which we subscribe. So we started The Bitten Word to track our progress. On it, we post results from our cooking adventures and show readers how the dishes turned out--the good, the bad and the ugly! In addition to food magazines, we also feature our own creations and family recipes. The Bitten Word was named in 2009 by the Times of London as "one of 50 of the world's best food blogs."

When Kathryn Finney started her wildly successful site “The Budget Fashionista ” in the summer of 2003, she had no idea she was creating the “Budget Fashion” movement.

Kathryn’s frank advice and Midwestern charm turned a small site about looking fabulous on a budget into one of the top fashion sites on the Internet, with over 10 million unique visitors a year. In 2010, Kathryn joined Maria Shriver and Elizabeth Warren on AOL’s list of the Top Ten Women in Money.

The re­lease of her Amazon best-selling book, How to Be a Budget Fashionista- The Ultimate Guide to Looking Fabulous For Less (Random House/Ballantine Books), made her the first fashion blogger to receive a book deal from a major publishing house. The book is currently in its 7th printing. Kathryn has been profiled and/or featured in The New York Times, O Magazine, Instyle, People, Wall Street Journal, Essence, Redbook, and over 600 other print publications.

Her October 2010 cover story for Savvy MN magazine was the best selling issue in the history of the magazine.

She’s a contributor to AOL Shopping, Lucky Magazine, and Real Simple Magazine. She’s also a frequent style contributor to television shows such as NBC’s TODAY Show, CNN Headline News, E! News and ABC’s Good Morning America and has served as a spokesperson for top brands including Febreze, Paypal, Rightfit, Marshalls/TJ Maxx and Sears.

As a top keynote speaker, Kathryn gives over 30 presentations per year, on topics such as entrepreneurship, new media and women, and challenges facing women leaders. She’s been a keynote speaker at top conferences such as SXSW Interactive, Black Enterprise Small Business Conference, Blogher Business, Women Funding Network, and Professional Business Women’s Conference.

An honors graduate of Yale University and Rutgers University, Kathryn continues to receive numerous honors for her work, including selection as one of America’s Smartest Shoppers (Style Network), Essence Magazine “Woman of Style”, one of Silicon Alley’s Top 100 People in Technology, one of the 100 Most Useful Websites by MSN Money, A Top Ten Twitter Feed by The Griot, and listed as a “favorite” blog by publications as diverse as Instyle, Real Simple Maga­zine, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, and Women’s Wear Daily.

Kathryn is a strong supporter of projects that improve the lives of women and of projects that increase access to technology in African and African-American communities . She’s a founder and trustee of the Robert Finney Technology Fund, a fund created in honor of her late father, Robert, who was an engineer at Microsoft and EMC2. The fund provides scholarships to African-American high school and college students pursuing studies in technology related fields. Kathryn lives in New York City, with her husband and 35 pairs of shoes.

News & Information for Amateur Bakers and Artisan Bread Enthusiasts. The point of this the Fresh Loaf is to have a good place for amateur bakers of all levels to congregate. Regardless of your experience, whether you are into whole grains, sourdoughs, artisan breads or bread machines, if you can help other bakers in their pursuit of baking nirvana or wish to learn more, you are welcome here. The Fresh Loaf was 1 of only 2 websites to be featured in the 2010 Saveur 100.

The Hairpin is a ladies website' run by Edith Zimmerman and Liz Colville. The Hairpin is a general-interest blog, linking to the stories of the day, including topics from politics to makeup. The Hairpin is a ladies site insofar as it is run by women, will feature writing by women , and will be mostly read by women. In addition to commentary on the day's offerings, The Hairpin also features original content from contributors, in the form of text, video, illustration, and maybe even media that hasn't been invented yet.

The Inspired Room is a happy mix of realistic ideas for decorating, simple homemaking and inspiration for authentic living. As the creator and writer of The Inspired Room, Melissa Michaels' mission is to inspire women to find contentment and love where they live. The Inspired Room has been featured on HGTV.com, The Washington Post, The Seattle Times, The Dallas Morning News, The Oregonian, and Apartment Therapy. Melissa is a speaker at blog conferences such as Blissdom, Relevant and A Woman Inspired.

The Italian Chef is a website dedicated to Italian food and cooking. Featuring a large collection of classic and innovative Italian recipes and an Italian Food Blog, this is your ultimate resource for Italian cuisine.

Melinda Roberts is a pioneer in the blogging community, founding The Mommy Blog in 2002 to capture fleeting family moments. She is recognized as an influencer in the mom blogger community and is regularly sought out by Fortune 500 companies for her insights and influence in the area of moms and the Internet. She has appeared on Oprah, CNN Prime Time, CNN.com, ABC News Now, Fox and Friends, CBS, BYUTV, Johnson's Baby Channel, Divorce360.com, and WebMD.com. Partners include Disney, Johnson and Johnson, Clorox, Avery, Target, Quilter Northern, Canon, Eastman Kodak, Intel, Microsoft, Proctor & Gamble, Ragu, and Sony Pictures and Entertainment.

The Oatmeal is a comedy website featuring comics, quizzes, and illustrated stories by Matthew Inman.

The Rumpus is a pop-culture free culture website. We focus on literary along with indie-films and indie-music and art. The Rumpus gets 400,00 page-views a month, roughly, from a dedicated readership.

Named "Best Mommy Blogger of 2009" by thebump.com, Heather Spohr is a writer and philanthropist whose blog, "The Spohrs Are Multiplying," details her experiences mourning the loss of her first daughter, Madeline, while raising her second, Annabel.

As surprisingly funny as she is poignant, Heather has spoken before members of Congress, appeared on CNN, and been featured in The Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post, among others.

Also a panelist on Momversation.com, Heather has a world-wide following of loyal readers.

TheCoolist is a design, lifestyle and luxury magazine focused on the finer things in life. Every day, TheCoolist covers the latest in design, gadgets, style, cars and more for a community of influential trendsetters and early adopters.

This Week for Dinner (TM) is a food blog written by Jane Maynard, wife, mom and graphic designer living in the Bay Area. Every Sunday, Jane posts her weekly menu. Readers then post their own meal plans in the comments section, offering up fresh, real-life ideas each week! A busy mom who loves good food, Jane keeps it simple and delicious. In addition to the weekly menu post, Jane writes throughout the week about recipes, favorite products and restaurants, kitchen tips, food travels and more. Bon appetit!

Thomas Hawk's Digital Connection covers TiVo, MCE, Microsoft, Flickr, digital music, digital photography and the entire digital lifestyle. It's in the Top 500 at Technorati, which counts 502 linking sites. Thomas Hawk informs more than 60,000 monthly uniques*.

Thought Catalog is a digital magazine made for and by Millennials, the first information age generation. It's the online gathering point for smart, technology-obsessed, and self-aware young urbanites who embody the irreverent/innovative zeitgeist of the 2010s. Editorial focus spans all breadths of modern life - from pop culture to technology, literature to television, viral media to music criticism. Topic doesn't matter all that much, as long as what is being covered resonates with the most plugged-in members of Generation Y.

The Torque Report is all about the automotive industry and features all the latest and hottest news about the industry. New cars, spy photos, breaking news, etc. is all covered on The Torque Report.

TREND HUNTER Magazine is an explosion of cool fueled by a global network of thousands of trend spotters and cool hunters. Editor in chief Jeremy Gutsche knows that innovation and strategic advantage hinge on the ability to identify the next big thing. By tracking the evolution of cool, contributing Trend Hunters generate ideas, stimulate creativity, and ultimately shape our social context. Advertising in Trend Hunter infects an influential population of social leaders. As MTV puts it, "At Trend Hunter, find out what’s cool BEFORE it’s cool!"

Documentary films are suddenly cool. Previously marginal, hard to find, and poorly distributed, true films are now a pop culture hot spot with the advent of DVDs and downloadable video. Even a mediocre documentary is better than most Hollywood blockbusters. Kevin Kelly's website, True Films, reviews and recommends the best documentaries and true films available. As it accumulates a deep archive of great works, it is also gathering a community of fans pioneering this newest digital enthusiasm.

Uncrate is the leading buyer's guide for men. With over 6,000 items covered and more than 700,000 monthly readers, Uncrate is widely known for digging up the best of the best men's products. With new gear posted every weekday, Uncrate has quickly become one of the largest men's publications, both online and in print, with over 5 million page views each month.

Valet is an independently-published lifestyle Web site delivering all the style and substance of a contemporary men's magazine without all those irritating subscription cards. Updated daily, we offer news on fashion, grooming and culture--in a mix of both aspirational and approachable price-points. Crafted especially for the 21st century gentleman, women can (and do) appreciate our charms too. Why? Service is the backbone of Valet. Each page is beautifully packaged with additional information, graphics and techniques. Consider us your concierge to a well-styled life.

Want Not is all about "having it all with less;" one part humor, one part common sense financials, three parts shopping, bargains, and deals. Come for the tips, stay for the down-to-earth approach to getting everything you want while still living within your means.

We-make-money-not-art highlights the use and misuse of technology by artists, designers and media labs researchers. Covering events around the globe, from nightclub-based installations in Tokyo to academic conferences in Madrid, WMMNA interviews the most creative personalitites, bringing their innovative output closer to readers. Frequent updates keep readers' fingers on the pulse of new media art. WMMNA won a Webby in 2006 and 2007 for best personal/cultural blog. Founder Regine Debatty has been profiled in Red Herring Magazine and was the subject of a Canal+ documentary.

weddinggawker is a curated photo gallery that allows you to visually search and discover inspirational wedding ideas. We publish wedding photography submitted by wedding bloggers from around the world. Our editors review hundreds of submissions daily and choose the highest quality, most beautiful images to showcase.

WhosDatedWho.com tracks the dating histories of famous celebrities - a comprehensive resource for celebrity couples, engagements, marriages, weddings, babies and divorces. This is one of the fastest growing celebrity sites on the Internet today.

Woulda Coulda Shoulda is Mir Kamin's personal blog, where she's been oversharing for more than a half-dozen years about life, love, parenting, divorce, remarriage, and bacon (not necessarily in that order). Woulda Coulda Shoulda has received numerous accolades, including being picked as one of Babble.com's Top 50 Mom Blogs for 2009 (6th Overall, 1st for Most Confessional, 7th for Funniest) and being featured as one of REDBOOK's Most Inspiring Female Bloggers in 2008.

YaoMingMania.com was the first Web site dedicated to Yao Ming -- one of the world's most popular athletes -- and is the top site visited by people wanting to learn anything about Yao. Created in May 2002 before he was even drafted by the Houston Rockets, the site (converted to a blog in 2006) provides objective commentary on all that is happening with Yao on the court game-by-game, as well as off the court. Fans of Yao and the Rockets also get to trade their thoughts in the site's popular and highly spirited discussion forum.

John B. -- the author and creator of the site since Day 1 -- is a 30+ year fan and follower of the Rockets. With his deep knowledge of the franchise's history, he frequently provides perspectives on how today's team compares to great Rocket teams from the past, celebrates today's team successes, and criticizes them when deserved.

YouLookFab is an online community for women who love fashion and style. It is curated by Angie Cox, a fashion industry veteran who writes daily on what to wear, how to wear it and where to buy it.

"You're the Man Now, Dog" became an Internet phenomenon with its April 2004 launch, and its influence continues to grow. Taking as its title a line uttered by Sean Connery in the movie "Finding Forrester," YTMND founder Max Goldberg created the site to promote creativity. And promote it he has. Using sound, image and a dash of text, users convey points that are funny, political, and occasionally obscure — but each point is made quickly, and most are intriguing. Millions of audience members are addicted to producing their own 'points' and consuming the points made by others. The site sits comfortably among Alexa's Top 2,000 sites on the entire Web, and its quirky status has earned it a Wikipedia page of its very own: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YTMND.