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Daily Brew: The Wilhelm Scream, The Flaming iPod, And The Best Business Card Trick Ever...
YouTube.com: From Howard the Duck to Lord of the Rings, the Wilhelm Scream has made many a' cameo you've heard before. Here's a compilation of Hollywood's most recycled scream.
GetRichSlowly.com: Get the most out of your old books and hats and original vinyls with these tips on how to sell well on eBay.
Networkworld.com:Is that a flaming iPod in your pocket or are you just happy to see me. An Atlanta man claims his iPod nano spontaneously caught fire and sent flames halfway up his chest.
Mashable.com: There are so many online calendars to help you organize your life that it almost makes things complicated. Here's a simple list of only 65 online calendars and calendar tools to choose from.
5min.com: Want to really make an impression next industry meet-and-greet? Then practice and re-practice this business card magic trick until you get it down and never have to chase after someone yelling "Call me!" again!
--Kevin Maney and Andrea Chalupa
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