Mixx, a social media submission site, is a newcomer on the scene, so it understandably will take a while for it to catch up with older sites like Digg, Propeller, Reddit, and StumbleUpon. That said, this article looks at the current state of Mixx and the

USA -- Marijuana occupies a bizarrely paradoxical place in American culture. Its use is widespread, commonplace among the young and ubiquitous in popular culture. Yet it remains highly illegal, and talk of legalization is usually deemed political suicide.

Website that is set up so Gardeners can trade seeds Dynamically. One of the more useful gardening websites I have seen in awhile.

A plea to answer questions about banned users

Rap your gifts in large boxes and give them out early. This will insure the friends and family think in there mind, that your dollar store gift is something cool. They will give you something better for your present.

I have found this missing something in Mixx.com and have found that the basics covered in my series about Stumbleupon apply to Mixx quite effectively.

There were many rumors traveling over the Internet among bloggers, suggesting that Digg applies preferential treatment for specific users that link to specific websites or write about specific companies.

With news this week that we're returning full-force to the same fruitless battle we've already lost several times over, Prime Minister Stephen Harper has once again reminded me why word of his 2006 election plunged me into a pit of despair.