These are a few sites I thought were interesting from June 30th through July 1st:

How to See 93 Million Miles: Plan a Trip to a Total Solar Eclipse – Amazing piece on eclipses, with tips on how to see one yourself. Author claims that an eclipse gives you a sense of “depth perception” stretching over [...]

These are a few sites I thought were interesting from June 4th through June 6th:

New D&D Rolls a 20 for Playability | The Underwire from Wired.com – 4th edition has simplified rules making it much faster to create and play and adventure. If I only had time
Gates-Ballmer Clash Shaped Microsoft’s Coming Handover – WSJ.com – [...]

These are a few sites I thought were interesting from May 23rd through May 27th:

De-emphasis on Race in Adoption Is Criticized – NYTimes.com – In a nutshell: “… social workers and state agencies fear litigation and stiff penalties under the law for even discussing race with adopting couples. As a result, families often do not [...]

These are a few things I found interesting on May 20th:

Global Voices Online » Iran: Blogger writes book the impact of the Internet – Wired.com contributor Cyrus Farivar is working on a book about the impact of the internet in Iran, South Korea, Senegal and Estonia.
wired.com NYC Bureau – jobs at Wired.com’s NYC bureau, opening [...]

These are a few sites I thought were interesting from April 8th through April 9th:

BMWSportTouring Forums: Space Shuttle Processing: Rarely seen by the general public – nice slide show of Space Shuttle assembly & launch
Gmaps Pedometer – Bay to Breakers Route – Rough map of the Bay to Breakers course on May 18, including an [...]

These are my links for January 30th through January 31st:

Author Delivers Sobering Vision of a Hotter Planet – What will the world look like when it gets 1 degree warmer? Not good — and 6 degrees is much, much worse
Robots! Roomba! GPS! – robot roundup from CES
Ask Coach Jenny – Getting rid of side stitches [...]

A few sites I found interesting from January 19th through January 23rd:

Inspirational Stories from the New York Marathon from Runnersworld.com – video of Lance Armstrong plus a bunch of other folks
Study: False statements preceded war – Yahoo! News – A better headline would have been: LIARS! Or, less tabloid-y, “Bush Administration Lied About Iraq, Study [...]