Did you know that when you ask Google a question it stores your recording online? Here's a small sampling of mine ... food (BarTaco), music (Joe Bonamassa), to dictator (Stalin) ... quite eclectic!

I believe the question we should all ask: "Why?"

Here's how you can check your Google recordings:

 1. Go to: history.google.com
2. Click on the hamburger icon on the top left of the page
3. Go to: Voice & Audio Activity

When it comes to these two very popular sites, humans win by a landslide. Check out how many millions of followers each one has.

Besides my puppy, my favorite dog on the Net is here.

 ... so it can create a nice portfolio for you at Siftr ... automatically. While I don't have many photos on the Buried Treasures Facebook site, this is what it automatically created (notice on the left-hand side it categorizes the photes) ...

Are you interested in knowing how "the Internet" is tracking you? Do Not Track is a personalized documentary series about privacy and the web economy. If you share data with it, it will show you what the web knows about you. Hey, it's Halloween season: Get spooked out!

The Dogist has over 1.3-million followers on Instagram! In Buried Treasures of the Web, there are some fun dog sites, but The Dogist is not one of them.

Here's my puppy ... Captain Bailey

Every day, I am reminded of old pictures. Timehop automatically displays them ... from last year to many years in the past. It also allows you to share the photos. I enjoy texting or emailing them to my family members. When I sent this one to my son, his response: "That's awesome!" 

If you have not tried Timehop, download it today.

... one of the sites in Buried Treasures of the Web.

Since many of us put a lot of information online, there are programs that can "analyze" us. I tested this product with many people I know. It appears to be pretty accurate. Below is how the program analyzed me. In addition to doing a search on someone, this application is designed to be used with email communication. It assists with writing an email. 

This is one of many email tools that are in Buried Treasures of the Web. For thousands of incredible sites, apps, videos, search engines, and more check out Buried Treasures of the Web today.

A warning to the young: now, not only are parents, potential bosses, or college admissions officers likely to see what you post on Facebook, but increasingly, so is Grandma. Read the entire article here.

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Speaking of grandmas, my grandmother used to read this to us. She loved reading it and would always laugh.

My favorite podcast, 99% Invisible, describes the absolutely bizarre situation that took place in Oregon.

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Combine YouTube with Paramount Pictures and now you have access to over 150 full length movies! You'll have to provide the popcorn.

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Very big! I live in Georgia. Georgia could fit eleven times into big Alaska. Go ahead, pop your state the drop-down box to find out.

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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.  

I recommend this podcast app. For even more Internet gems, purchase Buried Treasures of the Web today.

... 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 ...