Think Medical Google. A search engine that lets you pick your symptoms and returns possible illnesses you may have or treatments to think about. A very useful tool for the occasional disease and research, but like all medical sites, NOT meant to replace your actual doctor. Do not rely exclusively on the site.

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Hate calling up a large company and having to wade through all the levels of computer options just to get to a human to talk to?   A website called Dial-A-Human  lists methods for many of the most common large companies to go straight to a human without having to go through the headaches of the menus.  Can be very useful.

http://www.dialahuman.com/ 

Have you ever gotten a phone call with an unknown 1-800 number or some other possible telemarketer phone number?  Wish you could find out who it was without having to call them back?  Or tried calling them back to find out it doesn’t call anyone?   A website called whocalled.us  allows you to enter the phone number from Caller ID and see who else has had a call from that number and if anyone knows who it is.  Very useful for seeing who a constant unknown caller is.

http://whocalled.us 

For anyone that likes technology, whether you’re knowledgeable about it, just wanting to learn, or just like to know what’s going on,  give DL.TV a try.  DL.TV is a GREAT FREE online show about computers, games, and all things tech.  They have very friendly and helpful hosts (one of them being Patrick Norton from the now buried “The Screensavers” from TechTV) and answer viewer questions e-mailed to them as well and reporting the latest tech news.  What’s coming out, buying tips, helpful ideas, software, and tips.  You can watch them live if you catch their live show, or you can download and watch it whenever you have the time.

I recommend everyone click here and give an episode a try.