Daily Nonsense

• SanDisk Sansa e260 4GB Media Player – $59.99 @ Woot
• Sony Ericsson T290 Unlocked GSM World Wide Cell Phone – $29.99 @ 1 Sale a Day
• 128MB USB 2.0 Flash Drive $1.00 + s/h (Buy in bulk!) – Geeks.com
• Danelectro D-1 Fab Distortion – $12.99 + $5 shipping @ Going Today

• 1 Sale a Day – Mini MP3 Player $4.99 + s/h
• DealSquared – Battery-Free Wind Up Flashlight/FM Radio $7.99 + s/h
• Geeks.com – 128MB USB 2.0 Flash Drive $4.00 + s/h (Buy in bulk!)

• Geeks.com has up to 80% off
• Amazon Gold Box has Led Zeppelin the Box Set at 46% off
• GoingToday has a cool folding guitar stand for 5.99 + 5.00 s/h
• Amazon.com Friday Sale always has great bargains

In September of 2002 the Massachusetts Institute of Technology started offering free course materials on the Internet for use by the common man. Currently, their on-line selection exceeds 1700 courses and covers everything from Aeronautics to courses from the Sloan School of Management.

The Grandfather of Them All  In the years following other colleges and universities have followed in the footsteps of MIT and its Open Courseware offering. Below I’ve put a couple of links and will update this through the course of the day.

• MIT Open Courseware
• University of California at Berkeley
• Stanford University via iTunes
• Columbia University
• University of Notre Dame

Best Video Games (PC)

1. Grand Theft Auto – San Andreas
2. Command & Conquer III – Tiberium Wars
3. Hexen

Greatest Foreign Actor

1. Roberto Benigni
2. Jurgen Procnow
3. Toshiro Mifune