When I was doing the research for Buried Treasures of the Web, I thought a "porn site" was XXX-rated. This one is family friendly. And, the other two in the book are equally outstanding and family friendly. Let the salivating begin ...

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... because:

1. When you pick the right ones, they are incredibly informative and educational
2. They allow me to move away from television ... a goal that I have

Here's an amazing interview with John McAfee (developer of the anti-virus software named ... McAfee). He's a fascinating personality. If you use the Internet or have a cellphone, most likely, you will want to listen to this podcast.  

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... and you will see some amazing stuff on the Net. This is just one incredible site in Buried Treasures of the Web. It's one of those sites that you just keep on clickin'! Oh the places you will go ...

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Dr. Mike has great videos. Here's his latest about the best diet! BTW, my book, Feed Your Head, is available for free. It comes with a free website with 101 tips!

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The founder of one of the hidden sites in Buried Treasures of the Web (shown here) is written up in The New York Times. Zach Klein founded Vimeo. 

I love nature and tiny homes. So, I love this article ...

Recently, I listened to an interview with Scott Adams. I learned a lot about Scott. One tidbit: He lost his voice for three years. However, when he started discussing Donald Trump, that was insightful. 

You can listen to the interview here. However, I recommend this podcast app.

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In 2007 Google's fleet of cars began an endless quest to photograph every highway and byway in the free world. As you might imagine, these cameras photographed some rather interesting scenes. 

While I was researching Buried Treasures of the Web, I identified a site that cataloged thousands of hard-to-believe photos. Here's one of them.

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Here are two useful features from Wikipedia.

1. Wikipedia articles of nearby things.
2. *Simplify a Wikipedia article ... for example, String Theory is complex ... let's simplify it.

• The original article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_theory
• The simplified version: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_theory

*Replace "en" with "simple" after "/"

Bonus site: Histography turns Wikipedia history entries into a fun and informative website.

A horrible computer hacking story is told in a very funny manner. Take a few moments to listen and be sure to back up your files ... now! I did. I recommend this product for listening to podcasts.

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Are you inspired by beautiful pictures? Unsplash has 'em. Sign up for its email list and every ten days you will be reminded of more great photos.

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How many billions of seconds old are you? I'll bet you never thought about. Now you know ...

Did you ever see The Museum of Me? It truly was about you. It took your Facebook information and turned it into a very cool museum. It's an Intel site that cropped up around 2011. While millions of people saw it, many millions more never heard of it ... one of those buried treasures. Everyone I showed it to was amazed by it.

Intel no longer takes your information to create The Museum of Me. However, below is the video of what it did. If you have never seen it, check it out.

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Check out these creative paintings of well-known people.

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When it comes to understanding the complex landscape of healthcare and the reporting of it, Gary Schwitzer is one of my go-to people. Today, he interviews a radiologist about overdiagnosis. If Gary is not on your radar screen, I recommend giving his sites a lot of screen-time.

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What more can I say than: "Enjoy!"

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It's football season ... so ... are you ready for some truly awful announcing? The story about Chris Berman is pretty funny .... baaaaaack, baaaaaack, baaaaaack. My all-time worst announcer awards go to Spittin' Lou Holz and Stick a Pin in it Verne Lundquist. I get great enjoyment in counting the number of errors Verne makes during his SEC gig.

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In my garden, I have some plants that I like, but I do not know what they are. Like That App, solves my problem! It has a total of five apps, check 'em out. I feel certain you will like at least one.

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When Leonardo diCaprio speaks, people listen. He got wind of this movie, backed it and got it on Netflix. Check it out today.

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Patrick has the answers. I wish Patrick was around when I was in school and my kids too. 

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Biographies are great. Unfortunately, frequently they can be too long. At Cloud Biography, there are many, but the good news ... they are short. Give me the highlights please. No fluff!

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Buried Treasures of the Web is not designed to be read at one sitting. It's a guide to enjoy over a long period of time. My favorite moments come when I revisit a site that I have not been to in a while. Today, I revisited Get Inspired 365. It was a wonderful four-minute inspiring diversion. Enjoy!

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As best as I can tell, everyone I know is addicted to their cellphone. Based on Matt's research, I will try to tame the beast. 

Below is an interview with Matt and a presentation that he did at Google. Both are very informative. I just ordered his book and am waiting for it to arrive - A Deadly Wandering: A Tale of Tragedy and Redemption in the Age of Attention.

Candidly, I know very little about autism. Fortunately, no one in my family is on the autism spectrum. If you have read any prior posts, you know I am curious, always interested in learning, infinitely appreciative of experts on the Internet, and I listen to many podcasts. 

Today, thanks to Inquiring Minds, I learned about Steve Silberman's book NeuroTribes. I wanted to learn more. I found the podcast Autism Show. I also discovered that Steve gave a TED talk about autism. While I am no expert on autism, I now have a much better understanding about it. 

Since autism is in the news frequently, I recommend listening to Steve speak. These are the resources (I do recommend this podcast app).

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