I mean, ideally I would prefer it if you just hung around here all day, clicking stuff, but if you really MUST go away, you could do worse than these sites...
Velvet Millar is an emerging artist in the fields of photography, digital media and print. She holds a Bachelor Of Arts in Visual Arts from Edith Cowan University, Western Australia. This website showcases some of her spectacular work, including her published photographic works and many of the images from her debut solo exhibition ‘Remnants’ - the culmination of her residency at ECU Mount Lawley.
Fremantle’s curliest-haired book reviewer, blogger, short story writer and barista brings you book reviews and delirious scribblings the likes of which you have probably only ever seen in other, classy, literature-oriented websites. Become a member of the illiterarty and delve into author profiles, short works of fiction, interviews and more. Better yet, review a book yourself and submit it for publishing. Community! Yay!
Top Ten lists about Everything. Like the infinite kind of everything. Okay, maybe not quite that extensive but you get the picture. This website comes to you over the inter-tubes from a team of specially trained and indelibly talented bloggers who are experts in their chosen fields. Fields like ‘Couch Potato-ing’ and “Ranting/Diatribing”.
Check out these blogs and email your suggested Top Ten lists.
A site designed to provide members of the free and open source software (FOSS) community with news and articles that are of interest to them. Members submit news and articles relating to FOSS and then the community decides which stories should be promoted, based on what they consider to be the most important or interesting, by voting stories up and down. Stories that receive enough votes are promoted to the homepage.
A virtual treasure trove of FOSS related articles, news and information.
The oldest, largest, most visited, most authoritative Absinthe website.
Established 1997. Featuring discussion boards, articles, essays, buyer’s guide, Absinthe by Brand list, recommendations, links to vendors, historical references, The Absinthe Webshop... A positively exhaustive resource for anyone interested in Absinthe. Why look elsewhere?
