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CHECK THE WEB AND CHOP BILLS
By Stephen Hayward Consumer Correspondent

A NEW website for online shoppers claims it can slash weekly grocery bills.

Customers simply type in what they normally buy at one of the big four stores - Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury or Waitrose - and the site shows which is cheapest that day.

It will also suggest further ways to save money using like-for-like alternatives such as own label products.

The site, http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk which will launch on Wednesday, has cost more than £1million to set up.

Spokesman Johnny Stern said: "Many grocery shoppers have told us they feel they could be spending their money more wisely but don't know how to do it."

Sundaymirror

For anyone dieting or just wanting to know what sort of stuff is in foods then this is an essential website, I'd be lost without it:

http://www.calorie-count.com/

I like this one. Not sure if it's useful, but it's interesting.

http://www.43things.com/

Have posted a couple of times, made sure to be anonymous though.

So the other day, when I decided to give the link to my posts to someone for the first time, I was quite amazed to find that somehow there were photos of both myself and my husband on there, for months.

Moral of the story: Don't post when under the affluence of incohol.

@ gg

Any iPod problems? this is s good site....ukipodrepairs.com

A couple of sites for cheap disc media and memory cards.
UKDVDR has some incredibly cheap injet cartridges that work as good as the originals. The Epson CX6600 ones are normally around £1 each !

http://www.ukdvdr.co.uk
http://www.valuemedia.co.uk

Another site for inkjet cartridges and photo paper try

http://www.selectafont.co.uk

To multi-region your DVD player try

http://www.videohelp.com

Click on DVD Hacks and enter your model number / make. These days over 99% of new models are listed. Even the Tesco £18 player (use model number not make).

An American website that delivers to the UK: tabloidstyle

I use the sites in here a lot and have saved loads of money by just a bit of surfing

Price comparisons

Sell your pics to



mrpaparazzi.com

http://www.oldversion.com

If you have an old PC with Win98 or earlier that most current software doesn't support your PC go to this site to find the older versions.

There are other similar sites but this is the one I've used.

Special Offers - 50% off London restaurants

toptable

YouTube boost for Letterman




A month after CBS began putting shows legally on YouTube, figures reveal that the content is being viewed on average nearly 1 million times a day - and suggest the relationship is boosting TV ratings.

In total, since the partnership officially kicked-off on October 18, CBS has uploaded more than 300 clips to its branded YouTube channel, attracting a total of 29.2 million views - 857,000 per day.

CBS claims the YouTube relationship is helping ratings on its TV network, especially for late-night programmes, including David Letterman's chatshow.

According to a joint statement from YouTube and CBS, ratings for The Late Show with David Letterman have added 200,000 new viewers; and The Late Show with Craig Ferguson is up 100,000 viewers since the YouTube postings started.

"Although the success of these shows on YouTube is not the sole cause of the rise in television ratings, both companies believe that YouTube has brought a significant new audience of viewers to each broadcast," the statement said.

Three of the clips put on YouTube by CBS have made the video-sharing website's top 25 most viewed chart and more than 20,000 users have subscribed to receive content from the broadcaster.

"What's most exciting here is the extent to which CBS is learning about its audience as never before," said Quincy Smith, the president of CBS Interactive.

"YouTube users are clearly being entertained by the CBS programming they're watching as evidenced by the sheer number of video views. Professional content seeds YouTube and allows an open dialogue between established media players and a new set of viewers.

"We believe this inflection point is the precursor to many exciting developments as we continue to build bridges rather than construct walls."

The upbeat mood of CBS is good news for YouTube as it potentially faces a swathe of lawsuits from major media owners over illegal material uploaded by users of its website.

It emerged last week that Google has set aside around $200m (£106m) as part of its takeover of YouTube to cover losses or possible legal costs resulting from copyright violations on the video-sharing website.

guardian

Let the festivities begin!
guardian

This is my favourite website.

http://www.beedogs.com

I share the enjoyment with you all.

Create your own personal Internet radio station for free:

http://www.pandora.com