Daily read to keep up on what's going on in the Greater Cincinnati area.

I understand some would question me placing this under News, but this site is always an interesting read. I'm not going to even begin to try and explain this site you'll just have to see for yourself.

Good site to watch for news on computer software and hardware.

The site tag says it best "News for Nerds". Although it's drifted somewhat from it's more technology oriented days, it's still a daily read for me. I especially take interest in the comments posted about the articles and read them more often than I RTFA, it's an interesting look at world from a heavy science and technology leaning crowd.

David Greber's blog at the Pulse Journal covering the West Chester area.

A sub community on cincinnati.com with articles specifically for the West Chester area.

John is an entertainment writer for Cincinnati.com. This is a good blog to watch for information on TV and radio either in Cincinnati or about people from Cincinnati. Note: I find this site is sketchy at best and doesn't seem to load right half the time, but maybe its just me.

Rich Walburg's entertainment blog on 700WLW.

This is Eric Robinette's movie blog on the Pulse Journal website. I like to read this for his reviews and to keep up on upcoming movies.

This is a forum I belong to that covers and discusses the Bengals.

I'm not a huge baseball guy but I do watch or listen to the games and like to keep up on where everyone stands.

Ok so the Bungles may not be doing to hot this season, but it's nice to keep up with where everyone stands.

Good site to convert RGB to Hex and back as well as help develop color swatches.

The title says it all. Great online calculator to use when figuring up subnets.

I use this a lot in working with people internationally to keep track of the time differences.

My memory tends to be sketchy when it comes to remembering all the different css tags and their options. This site is extremely handy in that respect.