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Sagacious says,
Of course. Regularly checked sites include: (1) Facebook (2) Gmail (3) The Official A-League website (4) Stick Sports (5) The Sydney Daily Telegraph newspaper (6) Twitter (7) Soccerway. I've trying to learn Swype (as opposed to Skype) and am regularly checking it's website in an attempt to learn how to use it better.MO_Thoughts2 says,
1. Facebook2. Email
3. MSN to read the news
4. Power School (to see my kids grades)
5. Mid Continent Library
6. Bank
accidentaltourist says,
Email, facebook, and the blogs of a half a dozen assorted friends. I flit around among assorted news stations, from local television and newspaper to national. And sometimes I Windows shop (see what I did there?)...but I never buy anything. And I neither Tweet nor Skype, and am often guilty of dodging IMs.H2point0 says,
Facebook, Youtube, Netflix, whatever TV fancied.KharisJo says,
local newspaper website; my blog stats; gmail; poemhunter; east of the web; Bridgeman Baptist Church (good podcasts); project Gutenberg. Numerous others that are bookmarked into catagories because I'm a super-organised person. Not on Facebook. Have checked out the blogs and websites of several Smithies :)BanjoDan says,
My banjo blog, my writer blog, daily haiku, google news, evernote, a great resource for compiling and organizing resouces you find in the internetjl333 says,
most regularly checked websites...1. jetski sites (so predictable, I know)
2. off road sites
3. surfline (for water temps and conditions)
4. Craigslist
5. Ebay
6. go kart racing