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Megite is the social news aggregrator for anyone interested in what's happening right now by intelligently uncovering the most relevant items from auto discovered news sites and weblogs.

Megite Blog Tracker: the first algorithmic news tracking service created for a single blog. Megite realized that there had to be a better way to explore the conversations around blog posts - particularly for large blogs - than the typical tools such as trackbacks and pingbacks. What's more, blog readers may be short of time and unwilling to scroll through many pages of posts to discover the top story of the day. See the demo created for mashable.com:

My Megite: send us the web link for your public OPML file or reading list, and Megite creates the personalized version for you. Megite fetches the OPML file every time when it runs, so the changes in your OPML file should automatically reflect in your personalized Megite. See the demos created by utilizing OPML files on their blog sites:

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1. Anti-Capitalist Themes in Fiction: Cliché or Over Scrutinized? 5 hours ago permalink

Benjamin Solah / Benjamin Solah

Following the success of anti-imperialist movie, Avatar (which I reviewed here), the movie has received criticism for having a weak plot, being cliché and particularly the depictions of the corporation and the military being stereotypical. I dismissed this in my review as a political disagreement rather than an artistic one, but following some ...

2. Crayon Rockets Color the Sky 8 hours ago permalink

Admin / PaulTech Network

Now, here’s to ingenuity. John Coker became a hero of mine when I saw this luscious custom crayon Rocket and staging/launching pack. The rockets fire in quick succession. John custom made a lot of whole setup, I think except the bodies. The rockets sit about 3 1/2 feet tall. And man, do they look realistic. Here’s John ...