Website Grader

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Want to find out how effective your blog or Web site is at snaring all-important search traffic and inbound links? Submit your URL (and your competitors' URLs) to Website Grader, which gives you some basic feedback on how your site is doing and in what areas it can improve. It's a free way to get advice on optimizing your site for search engines, which can drastically boost your traffic. Just enter in the URLs and Website Grader will do a quick (but thorough) analysis.

Visit : http://www.websitegrader.com/

Find DLL....

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Hunting for a DLL (Dynamic-Link Library) file? afreeDLL makes finding, downloading, and restoring .dll files a breeze, and all of the downloads are free. You can browse the site's most popular files or search alphabetically, and the site includes explanations and tutorials to walk you through the download and installation process...

Visit : www.afreedll.com

Download Design Fonts

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The site does what its name implies: It collects the coolest, freshest fonts you'd ever need. DaFont features almost 7,500 fonts, all uploaded by various users worldwide. Site navigation is straightforward: Simply browse for fonts either by the categories listed at the top of each page, or by searching for a font name. Most of these free fonts are compatible with both Macs and PCs.

Visit : www.dafont.com

Brain Training

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It's not the first "brain-training" site we've encountered, but it may be the most scientific. Sign up for a free trial and play games that have been lab-tested and shown to improve memory, attention, processing speed, and cognitive control. The games, such as Bird Watching and Monster Garden, are surprisingly fun, and it's also amusing to track your progress. If you decide you want the full brain-training treatment, it'll cost you $9.95 a month or $79.95 a year.

Visit : www.lumosity.com

I watch stuff

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You know that rumor you heard about that guy who directed that movie that time? It might have started here. Staffed by (gasp) trained journalists, I Watch Stuff has an air of actual credibility spliced into its snark-filled posts about film news, trailers, and clips. That's not to say they're above sniffing out gay subtext in celebrity interviews or mocking Paula Abdul's reality show—but would we really keep going back for more if they didn’t?

visit :www.iwatchstuff.com

All about food..

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This is the site for anyone who's read a quick blurb in a magazine or seen a health segment on the news and thought "Cherries fight XYZ disease? Really?" The goal of the nonprofit George Mateljan Foundation is to provide up-to-date info on how foods affect our health and can boost energy. Check back weekly for new recipes, a healthy food of the week, and healthy eating tips. And you also get daily menus laying out three smart, nutrient-rich meals.

Visit : www.whfoods.com

Know More Funny things in the world ....

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If the stress of worrying if a Wikipedia article is factual and accurate is getting you down, take a break and check out Uncyclopedia; it promises to be content-free. It's easy to lose a few hours laughing at the nonsense presented with a straight face here. You could even "learn" a few "facts"; for instance, did you know that a shark, while atop an elephant, is considered the deadliest animal ever? If anyone questions you, just tell them you read it on the Internet.

www.uncyclopedia.org

WikiSky

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Much as Google has figured out how to harness user-submitted content to improve Google Earth, Wikisky.org turns the collective wiki-eye on the vast reaches of space. Check out the draggable space model with constellations highlighted, learn more about distant stars (or submit your own info)—or you can even see a model of the stars that are above you right now.

Visit: www.wikisky.org