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Web 2.0 Slides

Ok . . . this is the ultimate in lazy browsing!  Perfect for a late afternoon session of browsing while rocking on my hammock.  Click on over to Web 2.0 Slides and rock yourself to sleep as you catch up on the latest and greatest.  Per the site, here is what it is all about:

Web2.0Slides is a self-running slide show of over 1,400 of the best Web2.0 sites. It’s categorized by tags and sorted alphabetically. What’s
cool about it? You can click on any site in the left-hand column to
pause the slide show and surf around. When you’re done, simply click PLAY,
and it will begin right where you left off. Perfect for Web 2.0 couch
‘taters. But if you’re antsy and want to click around on sites, go
right ahead—it won’t stop the show.

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