MagMyPic
Forget about paying street vendor prices for the magazine covers with your face on them like you see in Times Square or other tourist haunts. You can create them yourself at MagMyPic, which has realistic fake magazine covers ready for you to grace them with your uploaded image.
After you upload your photo you can choose from several magazine covers such as People, Vogue, National Geographic, well you get the picture. After you select the cover size (small or medium), you're done and you can post it to a slew of your favorite sites like Facebook, Blogger, etc. or just grab the code and embed on your website. No sign-in required.
MagMyPic is an affiliate marketing campaign to help sell actual magazines, as in those print kind. A link to purchase magazine subscriptions is available, but we bet you'll just bypass that.
Miguel M. de la O
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Roost - full MLS real estate listings
Roost - full MLS real estate listings
In the online real estate market, we already have Trulia and Zillow, but a new player is emerging that should be looked at. Roost is an easy to use, lean website that gives you easy access to real estate listings in specific markets. The site has forged agreements with various Multiple Listing Services (MLS) throughout the country to give users a high volume of listings to look through. What sets Roost apart is it's simplicity and easy to use map to nail down your intended geographic region.
At this time, a few of the the areas covered by Roost include Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia, San Diego, and Washington, D.C, among others.
This approach of using MLS data is a new. Redfin is also a site that uses MLS data - information that used to be closed off from the web by the MLS providers. For those trying to avoid dealing with Realtors, for sale by owner properties are also displayed on Roost. Roost's easy to use interface includes the ability to quickly view photos, and easy sliders for filtering your list of homes based on price, bedroom count, square feet, etc.
If you're looking to buy or sell a home, add Roost to your list of web resources.
Digital BBQ Tongs for Grilling Geeks
DIGITAL BBQ TONGS
Digital BBQ tongs take the guesswork out of knowing when the food is ready. Sensor measures meat’s internal temperature– alarm sounds when meat is done. Includes seven preset meat types and one custom setting. Also has built-in LED flashlight and easy to read backlit LCD display. Tongs lock for easy storage. Requires two AAA batteries, included. Stainless steel and plastic, 16 x 8 x 2 1/2”.
$39.98
