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across over 75 industry-leading blogs. Each week we ask our bloggers to choose their top posts, which we bring to you
in one easy-to-read weekly post. You’ll find links to the hottest posts from the past week after the jump including a
poopy nickname, the last food of your live, and a new CityScape. Enjoy!
DVGuru?s
Randall Bennett gives us a look at the
Wacom Intuos3 tablet in his hands
on review, Ajit Anthony rounds up a
few helpful tutorials for your viewing pleasure,
and Mike Burgoyne takes a look at a new spin on the
DIY camera stabilizer.
TUAW?s C.K. Sample,
III shares his first impressions with his new
5th generation iPod, and, while
Jay Savage was on the scene, the TUAW team gathered for the second
week in a row of chatcasting a slew of new Apple
announcements. Plus, Laurie A. Duncan muses if the media is
biased towards Apple or if
Dvorak is off his
meds again.
HD Beat?s Richard
Lawler finds the latest high-def video games,
Matt Burns is looking forward to
CableCARD 2.0, and
Kevin C. Tofel wants a
1080p DVD upconverter for under
$250.
The Outsource Report?s
Vibhav Nuwal wants to know if
outsourcing is bubbling, finds
legal outsourcing is
the next big thing, and talks about how
cruise ship based outsourcing
works.
Luxist?s Jordan Running finds
the ultimate traffic solution, your own personal helicopter
and uncovers the new plans for The Mirage in Vegas. Plus,
Deidre Woollard explores an estate with an interior
greenhouse in Northern California.
Gadling?s Erik Olsen
interviews diver and explorer Fabien Cousteau about his
shark submarine and Kelly Amabile pops the news about the Cork
Jazz Festival. Plus, the Gadling team?s CityScapes
feature takes a full day?s look at the Big Apple.
Divester?s
Willy Volk ponders whether
sharks are switching prey?to
humans, and drools over the
hottest new underwater
photography equipment, while Bill Reals reminisces about
his first dive experience.
TVSquad?s
C.K. Sample and
Ryan Budke offer up the latest
Lost podcast,
Bob Sassone lists off his
top five TV homes/apartments, and
Keith McDuffee gives a quick recap on the
MythBusters season
premiere.
Blogging Baby?s Jay Allen talks about tolerance for
intolerance of gays in schools and Stefania Butler
confesses to using ?poopy? nicknames for her kids.
Plus, Blogging Baby readers are all worked up over Sarah Gilbert?s post on
stereotyping work-at-home moms.
Download Squad?s
Victor Agreda shows you
how to share
calendars between Outlook and iCal, Jordan
Running checks out the simple – but addictive –
Grid Game, and
Marc Perton asks: