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Which are the 5 websites that you frequent the most?
My top five are
1) amazon
2) gmail
3) yeshivaworld
4) my seminary blog
5) aish
1.my gmail/YWN CR
2.Aish.COM
3.Geni family tree(a relative just started it–beyond cool)
4. and 5. depends what project I’m currently working on.
(then there are the COBwebs…)
You do realise that anybody who doesn’t put yeshiva world as first will be suspended by the mods
pretty similiar, just substitute drudgereport for your seminary blog.
Google 🙂
Yahoo
Gmail
YW-CR
One more news site
Top 5 (in no particular order and excluding the CR):
Google Reader — I practically live here. I’m subscribed to a *lot* of RSS feeds (more than I actually have time to read), and Google Reader does an excellent job of organizing it all for me.
Facebook — I keep in touch with friends and family quite extensively through FB.
Wikipedia — Yeah, I read a lot of that as well. Usually pretty good for when I need a quick fact or some basic background information on a subject.
Google Docs — I use Google Docs quite extensively.
(My mail provider) — obvious
The Wolf
i like the following:
nordstrom
bloomigdales
saks
michael kors
and YESHIVA WORLD!!!!
email.
other email.
YWN
drudge report
1. Yeshiva World
2. Gmail
3. Gymboree
4. Shutterfly
5. Accuweather
(I mean top 5, what I enjoy- obviously not including work website which I may be on more)
Yeshivaworld
Google
The site that I’m working on
Not the other news site
what do i luv to check out on the web???
Pc world
Oorah
Radio shack
Newsradio88
Overstock
1)YWN-CR
2)YWN-CR
3)YWN-CR
4)YWN-CR
5)hotmail.com
Probably (no order):
Bloomberg
YWN
WSJ
Orthonomics
NYT
VIN
Matzav
Google
Hpd (Building Website)
YWN
Lakewood scoop
aish
msnbc
espn
chabad
facebook…there i said it
Top 5 sites where there are webs? Thats easy
corner of a dusty room
haunted house
entrance to a cave
on a doorpost
next to a liar
my email
my bank
YWN
Only simchas
But I dont really hang out on any accept my email
Personally i found the following very helpful for myself…..
BatyatheBabyCoach.com helped my baby sleep!
Mavenmall.com great frum clothes!
Ehow.com teaches you how to do everything!
YiddishAcademy.com Helped me learn yiddish :>
1dayatatime
Mine are about the same…
facebook
email
YWN
sidereel
VIN (since the blizzard)
Tough.
Can I choose more than five? Do you want those that I frequent most or those that I enjoy best?
In no particular order, those that I frequent most (other than work and mail):
1) Twitter Feeds (That’s where I get my news)
2) Drudge Report (Where I get a kick out of Matt’s intrigue)
3) Huffington Post (Where I visit the planet of aliens)
4) Real Clear Politics (Where I read up a bit)
5) Wikipedia (Where I spend my time reading/writing – when I’m not in the mood of debating the libs)
There are many more sites I frequent, but you placed a limit. 🙁
google
YWN
jewishusedbooks
vos iz neias
amazon
1) my e-mail sites
2) agm2m (a private discussion board)
3) YWCRN
4) Facebook
5) Nonograms-online (Hi. My name is haifagirl and I’m a nonograms addict.)
some ppl here seem to be afraid to say the truth my top 5 are:
-Facebook
-Yahoo
-abc.com
-fox.com
-farecompare.com
zappos
janie and jack
piperlime
gap
facebook
yeshiva world
cnn
Crdle,
Why the projection?
crdle – i agree with farecompare!
ywn.
gmail
aish.com
arutz 7 eng/heb.
janglo (in israel)
1: gmail
2: shiddichum list
3: only simchos
4: yeshiva world
5: google maps – street view is amazing!
How could I have forgotten two that I visit and spend time on:
Facebook (see previous threads for my feelings on this)
Geni – through which I’ve connected to lots of extended branches, and found out I’m connected to Rashi. Fascinating.
1. Yahoo
2. YWN
3. eBay
4. Only Simchas
5. Gmail
hotmail
YWN, especially the CR
VIN
wikipedia
any site that I am developing
umm:
I’m very dissapointed with Gymboree these days. They used to have such cute, adorable stuff and now I can’t find anything but nebby clothing on that site (or in stores).
A woman outside brooklyn- im also on Geni, but I got stuck, and unless someone in your family made a tree tht goes further back than yours, how do you find more info?
A woman outside brooklyn- im also on Geni, but I got stuck, and unless someone in your family made a tree tht goes further back than yours, how do you find more info?
One of the more comprehensive sources of family history on the web is Ancestry.com. I’ve found LOTS of stuff on my family there.
Also, from within Geni, do a search on the names of extended members of your family. Your second cousin may not be on Geni, but another cousin whom she knows (and you don’t) may have her in their tree and have much more information on generations gone before.
The Wolf
Gmail.com
imamother.com
facebook.com
The At Home Site
Babyfit.com
Blogger
Sorry YWN.
1) Yahoo/email
2) Wikipedia
3) Yeshiva World News
4) NY Times
5) eBay
My tree (especially my own branches) does not go back anywhere nearly as far as the aforementioned. However, Geni does allow you to see how’re you’re “connected” to others, which in my case is such a convulated path that I couldn’t even attempt to explain it. But try it – it’s fun! Search for a famous Gadol, for example, and then Geni will tell you whether you’re connected, click on the link to see how, and then have a laugh.
philosopher: I love gymboree, though I will admit their summer stuff are much cuter than their winter things. Also, are you shopping for a girl or boy? Their girl’s stuff is whats cute, the boys aren’t anything so amazing, but if there’s something nice in boys it’s worth buying it just for the quality, they wash amazing and will last you for a few children, hard to find that anywhere these days.
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