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About.com
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Is a great
site to look
up those urban
legends you
get via Email
quite often.
You know the
ones about a
computer virus
that is so bad
it will cause
your hard
drive to spin
out of
control.
This is also a
good site to
learn about
anything,
search "urban
legends or
hoaxes" to
find an
extensive
list. |
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Snopes.com
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Like About.com, Snopes is primarily focused on true or false,
especially if an Email virus warning is real or not. With
either site, you can copy the subject line into the search box on
the sites main page and search the site for information pertaining
to the subject. For example, "Elvis Virus - destroys your hard
drive in one second", copy the entire text line, and paste it into
the search box. Even if you paste it into your Google search,
one or both of these sites will come up in your search. They
will tell you if the story is true, false, or both, and they will
make it clear as to which part is true. |
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HowStuffWorks.com
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This site states it can
show you how everything works, no matter what it is. Look
something up and find out, like a "Blender", you will find a basic
description of a blender, some uses for one, recipes, and other
links like to purchase one, top 10 reviews, and more. |
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ZABASEARCH.com
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This site has more
information on more people than any White Pages site anywhere.
Go to the Site and enter a name, select a State or all 50 States,
then click Search. It will come up with a list of several
options in most cases. If it only finds one person by that
name it will actually display a map to their location. Search
yourself, I found myself several times, once at my old address in
Folsom and actually once at my Mom's address in Sac. I only
lived there for 2 months once. Have Fun... |
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Autopilot by Gmail
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Do you ever feel that trying to answer all of your Emails
is a struggle, that there are just too many to answer? Check
out this new product from Google; Gmail's Autopilot. It will
change the way you use Email in the future, but for now it's just an
April Fools Joke, a very elaborate one at that. |
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