I just discovered Brizzly.com the other night which essentially is a site that makes Twitter much more usable.  It takes your Twitter account information and aggregates your feed into a cleaner UI/interface.  The site is currently available by invite only.  I signed up and it took a week or two to get an invitation code.  It features keyboard shortcuts much like Google Reader which I love.  So far I’m loving it.

Did you know you can “WolframAlpha” a name and it can tell you facts about it?  Check out facts about my first name below or you can compare your name to mine by clicking here and typing in your name.

Want to see what people are bookmarking on del.icio.us?  Ajaxonomy’s Del.icio.us Spy has real time results of what people are saving which is very interesting.

I just discovered WhatTheTrend.com which explains why a hashtag (#) is trending on Twitter which is useful for people like me who don’t get to follow things in the news as closely as I would like.

Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/21470089/

If you haven’t heard, Scoble started a new site called Building43.com (great site).  When asked about the name he said: “The first time I visited Google they gave me a tour of Building 43. I found it to be a fanciful place where not only did the founders have offices, but they had this fun board in the lobby called “Google’s Master Plan.” VC Steve Jurvetson has a picture of that board here – seemed like a good metaphor for a community that’s for people who are fanatical about the Internet. Make Building 43 open to everyone.”

Source: http://www.techcrunch.com/