The Top 5 Web Sites for a Deserted Island
If you were stranded on a deserted island with your laptop and a satellite internet connection that could only access 5 websites, which 5 would you want? Here are my choices:
- Hotmail.com - so I could check my email (oh, yeah, I guess I could email someone to come and get me, but being stranded on a deserted island for awhile might be kinda nice--for a little while at least)
- Google Reader - so I could keep up with all my blogging friends
- FreeIQ - So I could learn from the best content providers in the world and make money at the same time
- Blogger.com - so I could update all of you on my day to activities ("Broke open a coconut today...")
- Project Gutenberg - so I could finally get to all those great books I've been wanting to read (as long as my glasses didn't break, like Burgess Meredith in the Twilight Zone...)
A bit off topic today, but I wanted to enter ProBlogger's Top 5 contest; why not come up with an entry of your own? You could win $1001.Labels: contests, FreeIQ |
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posted by Nick Senger at 5:48 AM
Comments on "The Top 5 Web Sites for a Deserted Island"
Ohh, that's a good one. Google reader means you can still access all the other blogs you usually read. =)
I really like this one. short and punchy ! even though I do not know about power supply and internet on a deserted island ;) included you in my top5 review post.
I agree that Project Gutenberg is a must. I would totally go on the show "survivor" but they won't let me take Project Gutenberg, well that & the whole eating rat & being in nature thing, but toher than that I'd totally go.
Wow! What a unique post. This one certainly got me thinking.
This is a nifty list, but I can't imagine if you're stranded on a deserted island, where you'd get internet access. I'd have to have my bloglines, though, and youtube...
I participated, too, check out my post for a few good laughs :)
Thanks for all the comments so far! As for how you would get internet access, um...ah...did I forget to mention the laptop is solar-powered and linked to a satellite phone (also solar-powered)? :-)
Now if I could only explain why you can only access five websites...
you have a great sense of humor. lol enjoyable read.
i saw ur post from the group writing project,maybe you'd want to check out mine as well:
http://robinsongo.com/2007/05/08/top-5-tips-to-be-the-next-darren-rowse/
I'm just wondering why you would need money on a deserted island :)
Hard to argue with any of these, although I'll admit to knowing nothing about FreeIQ.
Feel free to check out my entry as well if you like.
Interesting choices. I would have thought of completely different sites. Or I could have asked only for Google and then used the cached versions, in order to get access to more than 5 sites. Good luck with the Problogger project!
Thats a pretty cool list. I like to use Google reader which has so many features. Not a big fan of hotmail but the idea of using hotmail on deserted island lol Good one
Nice one I really Enjoyed it, Good to find another great blog
Fantastic Top 5, I enjoyed reading this, really great job.
Ian
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Great list! Thanks for sharing.
This is I called creative post.. simple, neat yet complete. I guess you're doing the the 5 ways by DarrenRowse to enhance your creativity.. I'm motivated by Darren that I too trying to apply the method.. the result, I write on Top 5 To Do when visit Malaysia Probably not the best, but it is the begining..
Good list. I do think you need to arrange to be stranded underneath a path of several of the more powerful satellites, you can do wireless.
That's a nice and clever list.
Although, if you really want to be minimalist and choose only one site, I'd say Google.com ... think about it, with their cached pages feature you could read copies of almost any other site. :D
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