Oh Lord won't you buy me a Tivoli iSongBook Portable iPod Music System
Lord please bring my way one of these. Tivoli Audio has done it again, stealing my heart with this. This iPod audio system uses the "Universal Docking Station" from Apple that fits all iPod models, has a flip down dock that charges the iPod, the second speaker detaches from the main unit for true stereo imaging up to 6 feet with built-in cord, features AM/FM tuner, 5 station presents, on-deman backlight, sleep time and alarm, even has a remote control all of iSongBook functions and many iPod functions, such as playlists and albums. US$329.99 for now and worth every penny.
[Tivoli Audio iSongBook]
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Discount travel search Travelocity is offering an RSS feed of 20 percent airfare discount from your frequent departure to your frequent arrival destinations. Enter your trip type, departure city and arrival cities and see the deals come straight into your RSS reader.
Sonnet has annouced life boosting juice box for your iPod. These high capacity batteries, for 1st through 4th generation iPods including the mini, offer upto 78 percent greater capacity over the originals. This can extend play-time to over 20hours. All instructions and tools are provided for a do-it-yourself (void your warranty yourself) print and video format. US$40 for 1st and 2nd generation and US$30 for the rest. Availability in November.
Karrysafe specializes on intimate lingerie-style gloves, belts, and screaming bags for your valuables - say your cell phone, credit cards, and cards with fake digits to pass to those obnoxious hitters. A lot like the 
This Calendar tool allows you to make personalized monthly calendar from your Flickr or any online image. The tool cannot upload images but can only link to an image already on the internet. The tool creates a high resolution image of the monthly calendar which in turn can be printed out or uploaded on Flickr. Cost US$0.00 to create, cost of ink for printing is on your shoulders.
Frappr is a web application (in Beta) that lets you create custom FREE gmaps to pointify (I'm coining this term) your users, readers, family, friends. Sort of like a social g-marking (another term I'm looking to coin) of anyone who visits your personal map. With that note please add yourself on the 
eggling is another japanese attempt at feng-shue? Cermaic eggs that come pre-loaded with your choice of herbs and soil. Crack em open like a hard boiled egg, add water and sunlight and in a few days you've got your own herbs sprouting. Basil, Mint, Italian Parsly, or Thyme are your choices. I'm sure we can think of a few hacks to this, but for legal reasons we won't touch that area. If you fancy them, they can be your's for US$10 each.
If I were a laptop stand, I'd be this one. Lapvantage is mac-feel-esque laptop stand that truly and literally puts your valuable buddy on its pedestal. It allows to tuck an entire keyboard up to 3" under the platform, eye-catching form factor, gumdrop feet that attaches to the top of platform keeping cool air ciculating, also included are cord clips for wrapping up excess cords. Swivels 360 degress with a support arm of stainless steel or aluminum. US$69.95, a steal.
Founded in 1929 MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) of New York City sells pricey yet eye-catching and sometimes practical items for your consumption. Many are attractive and in 'I can't afford' category. If you have a few hundred laying around, this is a great place to spend it.
Just in time for Halloween, a site devoted to the history of this spooky celebration. Also has a section on some carving patterns. You'll have to get your own tools though.
muzikwear has a smart T-shirt (alike ScoteVest) that boasts wire management system for some personal music player. The T-shirt has three component integrated: a Grip, a Slack Pocket, and the Digital player pocket acomodating a player like the iPod nano, iPod shuffle, or the Sony NW-E-500 series. The shirt will be available in black, navy, and white (Sizes: S-XXL) available next week for US$29.99
WCM-6LNV is equipped with 6 infrared LED's, built-in mic, and 350K video quality at 640 x 480 encased in a metal body. Works perfectly even in low light environment. Software included. US$
A site for crafters to buy and sell handmade items, from clothes to furniture to computer cases, to anything your whim produces out of your hand.
xtrememac sells a variety of cases, chargers, and cables for all your iPod models. Some exclusives for iPod nano, none for iPod (video) yet. I've bought the TuffWrap ones. For under US$30 prices are reasonable on cases.
I've been really putting this RSS feed reader through its paces for last month. Despite my extensive attempts to scrutinize this, I have not found a single gripe about it. Yes, Google is out with their RSS reader, but this one, is clean, quick load, user friendly UI, highly customizable and actually a logical way of reading all your RSS feed. Even allows integration to your gmail and webnotes. You can access your own page, if you sign up for a free account. In the last month I have not gotten a single spam from them. I love it. Don't take my word, just try it out yourself. Costs you $0.00, nothing beats that.
During this Halloween season use GooGhoul to locate spooktacular and freakish activities by your zip code. Oh come all ye haunters!
Brightfeet are some serious range (approx. 25 feet illuminating range) headlight slippers. They are pressure and light sensitive. Yes, they maybe good way to find your way to the mid-night snack or to the can, but are you thinking what I'm thinking with Halloween around the corner? Set you back US$40. 
iWay is a neat FREE website that lets you put directions ( map & directions ) on your iPod. Sorry iPod Shuffle owners, you need a screen. iWay takes in your from and to directions, and gives back a .zip of sequential images of map and step-by-step directions. If you carry your iPod like your PDA, then this is for you. For me I stick with 
