Jessica Hagy's "Indexed":http://indexed.blogspot.com is a bit similar to Hugh MacLeod's "gapingvoid":http://www.gapingvoid.com/ but less abstract, less sarcastic, and smarter.

Everyday, new so-called _web 2.0_ services emerge with names silly beyond believe. "fyuze,":http://fyuze.com/ "oyogi,":http://www.oyogi.com and "gumshoo,":http://www.gumshoo.com/ to name a few.

Test your breadth of knowledge on the latest web service wave at "cerado.com":http://www.cerado.com/web20quiz.htm My score is 31.

A star war freak will ace this test as well. Not much separates them from frontier web developers.

Brilliant real-world "analysis":http://www.bioteach.ubc.ca/quarterly/?p=108 with sound axioms. "Von Neumann":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_von_Neumann would have been proud. First, I thought it was similar to "The Journal of Irreproducible Results,":http://www.jir.com/ but "The Science Creative Quarterly":http://www.bioteach.ubc.ca/quarterly/ is actually solid in its sciences.

The results are out at "brandchannel.com,":http://brandchannel.com/start1.asp?fa_id=298 by global regions and overall. Here's the Asia result, with no surprises.