
There's more "best of" or top-whatever list on the Internet than you can shake a stick at, but I promise I'm not wasting your time by directing you to
PC Magazine's Top 100 Websites for 2009. The list has two major divisions, between classic websites such as
Twitter, and undiscovered websites. You might be surprised by some of the classic websites you haven't yet discovered, such as the online image editor
Picnik, but for my money the undiscovered websites are the most fun. Looking for public domain sheet music? Check out the
IMSLP website. Trying to figure out if the halibut that's been sitting in your freezer is still edible? Look no further than
StillTasty.com. The list has already turned me on to a few websites I'll be sure to use frequently--such as the
Pandora-killer
Grooveshark (which lets you create playlists of songs you want to listen to) and the real-estate finder
HotPads--so this is a list I'll be coming back to for some time.
MW
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