Name ten things that you have added to your favorites list.

Internet Explorer 6 uses a feature called Favorites to put Web sites you visit often within easy reach. That way, you don't have to remember or type anything. Just click your mouse twice—and there you are.

User	Comment
Kristal_Rose	posted 3-Oct-2009 5:30pm I don't use favorites. My bookmarks more resemble the library of congress catalog. I do however wish FireFox had a one-click or one-key method to save a bookmark in whatever folder you last saved in. Since even back in Netscape I run into an intermittent bug which requires me to organize my bookmarks just to expand folders for saving a bookmark in the correct folder. My current hot research topics are xml editors, java script canvas programming, free 3D renderers, DAZ models, and Lord of the Rings online material.
Crayons	posted 3-Oct-2009 5:37pm Well, in Firefox I have dragged a lot of stuff so I can just click it, under the URL box thing. I got surveycentral, deviantart, a wikihow on how to make crispy homemade french fries, how to use soap to make your eyebrows disappear [for my Marilyn Manson costume hahaha] a link to Monty Python and the Holy Grail [that I never finished watching.
LindaH	posted 3-Oct-2009 6:01pm 10 pictures... http://media.fukung.net/images/4902/knockitall.jpg http://media.fukung.net/images/8550/poopcorn.jpg http://www.threadbombing.com/data/media/3/Small_Pi... http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/fail-o... http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/fail-o... http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/fail-o... http://rlv.zcache.com/take_a_chill_pill_mousepad-p... http://media.fukung.net/images/10038/b775e6ad5ac30... http://media.fukung.net/images/12820/96065990eca60... http://img269.imageshack.us/i/googlyeyeclock2.jpg/ Other stuff... http://www.popularwoodworking.com/article/The_Trut... (pop up ad, slow load) http://jessewhite.wordpress.com/2008/12/29/they-ca... http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/09/opinion/09ehrenr... http://www-usr.rider.edu/~suler/psycyber/psycyber....
Galomorro	posted 3-Oct-2009 6:04pm StumbleUpon is also a good favorites bookmarker. I also use Safari and Firefox's bookmarks. Certified Organic Seed from Wild Garden Seed Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy: Park Calendar Delicious Living Mag.com Nature in the City - Projects Bernal History Project Your Next Presidio Hike - Presidio of San Francisco Bay Area Hiker: Home Page Annie's Annuals and Perennials SF 311 - 24x7 Customer Service Center - San Francisco City Parks Butterflies and Bulldozers - San Bruno Mountain
Melf	posted 3-Oct-2009 6:21pm
RainingFeathers	posted 3-Oct-2009 6:27pm The first 10 items are: www.92citifm.ca (the radio station I usually listen to) my credit card site (choosing not to list the address) www.pinball-fixers.com www.emailaccount.com www.facebook.com (specifically, my profile page) www.i-am-bored.com www.imdb.com http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php (Worldwide emergencies map) www.sears.ca www.signingsavvy.com
paulyw	posted 3-Oct-2009 7:28pm 1) Survey Centeral 2) Mister Poll 3) Internet Pinball Database 4) Associated Bank (My Local Bank) 5) Beaver Dam Unified Shool District (get the latest news on what goes on in the schools) 6) YouTube 7) Yahoo Answers 8) eBay 9) Dodge County ARC 10) Yahoo Groups 11) Yahoo Music.
Kristal_Rose	(reply to LindaH) posted 3-Oct-2009 7:51pm Useful glue article, however it doesn't bring up the subject of glue flexibility, an issue in laminating long-bows.
LindaH	(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 3-Oct-2009 9:04pm Oh. I never thought about flexibility. I don't need it for my stuff.
labjog	posted 3-Oct-2009 11:26pm 1) Survey Central 2)The Merck Veterinary Manual 3) The lansing State Journal 4) Home access center (to check on the kids homework) 5)consumers affair.com 6)reptile supplies and exotic animals 7)American science&surplus supplies 8)Hirst art mold making page 9)pigpals sanctuary 10)drugs.com
Kristal_Rose	(reply to LindaH) posted 4-Oct-2009 12:21am That led to big distraction, searching for longhorn steer horns and such. Ok, I guess, since the bow is a recurring backburner project for a present, and Christmas approaches yet again.
Iseult	posted 4-Oct-2009 5:40am I have five folders: Francais, Jobs, Painting & Art, Photoshop, and recipes. Outside of the five, I have: Hair Facts - http://www.hairfacts.com/# PsyBlog Understand Your Mind - http://www.spring.org.uk/ How to Play Guitar - http://www.guitarplayerworld.com/ SN Traders - http://www.sntradersonline.com/ Let Me Google that for You - http://lmgtfy.com/ Go Ask Alice - http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/Cat4.html Coupon Codes, Discounts, and Promotions - http://www.currentcodes.com/ Driver's Handbook - http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/driver/hand... Get an OHIP - http://www.ontario.ca/en/services_for_residents/ST... Access Pandora from Outside the US using Vidalia Bundle - http://globalpandora.com/Vidalia_Bundle
jettles	posted 4-Oct-2009 8:59am survey central, facebook, public library, netflix, local paper, NY times, birding sites, travel sites, bank, and my email homepage
cloudhugger	posted 4-Oct-2009 9:47am I don't understand the 'just click twice' part. hawaiin dictionary (folder) silly little games (folder) FOOD there's about 10 there. too much work
labjog	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 4-Oct-2009 10:45am > I don't understand the 'just click twice' part. > hawaiin dictionary > (folder) silly little games > (folder) FOOD > there's about 10 there. > too much work Ya, I thought about changing it to 5 things, but that was to much work too!
cloudhugger	(reply to labjog) posted 4-Oct-2009 11:42am The three things I put down pretty much wrap up my favorites anyway.
Enheduanna	posted 4-Oct-2009 12:20pm I don't use IE.
Wicksy	posted 4-Oct-2009 2:36pm ummm What if you don't have internet explorer 6?
labjog	(reply to Wicksy) posted 4-Oct-2009 2:54pm > ummm > > What if you don't have internet explorer 6? I don't know why it specified explorer 6, I copied and pasted from Wickipedia, now quit being difficult
icurok	posted 5-Oct-2009 3:00am I use Google Chrome which, when you open a new tab, displays thumbnails of the 8 most visited sites. 1) Cbeebies 2) Google 3 eBay 4) Survey Central 5) Kongregate 6) Guardian 7) Wikipedia 8) Yahoo!
Gomezy3k	posted 5-Oct-2009 7:51am Obama Sucks websites, Democrats are stupid websites, gun websites, Harley websites, Goth websites. To many to list individually.
autumnlight	posted 5-Oct-2009 1:19pm I never use Internet Explorer - mostly use Google Chrome. Hotmail, BBC News, my website, surfthechannel.com, facebook, perez, failblog.
cerealkiller	posted 5-Oct-2009 1:36pm Trimet, life insurance quotes, Area 51, ADP pay statements, national weather service, Bentley motors, Costco, Purdue, National blind store, Van Halen
mandy	posted 5-Oct-2009 6:53pm nil
Jody	posted 6-Oct-2009 9:54am Cake Wrecks, XKCD, The Motley Fool - Living Below Your Means, Science Daily, The Big Picture - Boston.com, IMDB, Google, CNN, BBC, People
cprasky	posted 8-Oct-2009 10:02pm 1.) Interlinear Hebrew Scriptures 2.) Interlinear Greek Scriptures 3.) William Blake Archive 4.) Baruch Spinoza's Ethics 5.) MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) 6.) Erowid vaults 7.) Official Home of Virginia Lottery 8.) EreIam - Kirlian Tunnel Tarot Deck 9.) The Lucidity Institute (dedicated to lucid dreaming) 10.)Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia
cprasky	posted 8-Oct-2009 10:38pm Hey, I just added The Golden Ass of Lucius Apuleius also. I read this once, years and years ago, and was recently wishing I could read it again. Finally hit on the idea of googling it () and there it was. Yay!
Kristal_Rose	posted 9-Oct-2009 6:43am Dang. I really have to attend to my site one of these months. I've been treating it for years now as an unvisited archive. I stopped maintaining it the moment I saw that it required an overhaul.
Zang	posted 9-Oct-2009 12:51pm This is new?
Wicksy	posted 10-Oct-2009 10:57am 1) Who is Captain Charisma 2) What is hypocrisy? 3) Why are so many people hypocrites? 4) Which cereals actually kill? 5) Are fox mints made from cat products?
they	posted 12-Oct-2009 9:46am 10. http://www.surveycentral.org http://www.cnn.com http://www.wcpo.com http://www.facebook.com http://www.unknownhighway.com http://www.hulu.com http://www.customerssuck.com http://www.tmz.com http://www.thesoundcincinnati.com http://www.netflix.com
cprasky	(reply to they) posted 12-Oct-2009 8:53pm Customerssuck.com???
they	(reply to cprasky) posted 12-Oct-2009 9:04pm Hey, if you deal with customers, you need an outlet. I don't post much, but it soothes me to read other people's horror stories.
Melf	(reply to they) posted 13-Oct-2009 3:27am You might like http://notalwaysright.com
meowry	posted 13-Oct-2009 4:36pm Well, I have Firefox. So mine is called "Bookmarks". I have (1) Costumers Manifesto, (2) ModtheSims2, (3) Candielicious.com, (4) Club Nintendo, (5) iVillage, (6) Coffee Break Arcade, (7) Amazon.com, (8) Facebook, (9) Eyeshine, (10) Two Lumps Those are just random ones I picked. I have more than 100. Also, most of those bookmarks are in folders. And yes, I also have this site up there.
LindaH	(reply to cprasky) posted 17-Oct-2009 10:46pm Have you ever read "The Dream Drugstore"? I love that book! I think you would probably like it.
cprasky	(reply to LindaH) posted 18-Oct-2009 8:00am > Have you ever read "The Dream Drugstore"? I love that book! I think > you would probably like it. No, I have not. Who wrote it? If the subject matter is what the title makes it seem, you're probably right!
LindaH	(reply to cprasky) posted 18-Oct-2009 10:46am J Allan Hobson. Here's a review... This engrossing scientific analysis of brain chemistry gives a broad survey of the complex chemical and psychic interactions that produce alterations in human consciousness. Arguing that there are clear, although not direct, correspondences between "normal dreaming, the visions induced by psychedelic drugs, and the psychosis of mental illness," Hobson explores in layman's language and with personal anecdotes as well as historical examples the significance, purpose and function of these states for the human mind. Drawing upon a wide range of theories and discoveries such as William James's The Varieties of Religious Experience (1902), David Hartley's startling theories of dreaming (circa 1804) and Albert Hofmann's accidental discovery of LSD in 1938 Hobson elucidates such cultural and scientific questions as how Freud's dream theory relates to neurobiology, how Prozac and other antidepressants work and whether human consciousness and memory can be changed. Hobson views the brain itself as endlessly protean and malleable it is his eponymous "dream drugstore." His nonprejudicial, systemic approach to the various effects of brain chemistry is both enlightening and culturally challenging in its radical view of how psychedelics could be used in therapy and research into the causes of mental illness. Never avoiding the hard science behind his theories, Hobson delivers an important, needed addition to the literature on drugs, sleep, mental disturbances and brain science that is highly accessible to the common reader as well as to the scientist. Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
cprasky	(reply to LindaH) posted 18-Oct-2009 1:55pm Hey thanks, Linda. Yeah, I would like it. I'll look into getting a copy.