Here’s a great list of the 50 most interesting articles on Wikipedia.

Ivan over at CreativeBits reminded me of a handy Gmail feature: One Gmail, Many Email Addresses. If you’ve got a Gmail account, you can add extra periods or capitalize any of the letters, and emails sent to those permutations will still reach your inbox.

For example, let’s say your address is johndoe@gmail.com. You could reach that inbox via:

• john.doe@gmail.com
• jo.hndoe@gmail.com
• j.o.h.n.d.o.e.@gmail.com

For more details on this feature, check out Ivan’s post.

I was going through my “starred” emails and I noticed that one of my readers had requested that I add Boost Mobile to my text messaging form. Well, I’m late in getting to it, but as of today, you can now send texts to Boost Mobile subscribers via my online form.

Additionally, I’m rather intrigued by Boost Mobile’s text messaging specs. Their service allows for 500 character text messages. What’s more, you can add a replies section to your texts that allows recipients to reply to a list of options you provide.

This morning I hiked House Mountain. You can join me on my hike by checking out this slideshow.

The Sewing Machine Project (SMP) was first conceived after the Southeast Asia tsunami in 2005. Margaret Jankowski, founder of SMP, heard of a woman’s story about losing her sewing machine and means of making an income, and she realized she might be able to help. Since that time, Margaret has organized missions to help persons in New Orleans, Sir Lanka and soon Kosovo.

When she was first getting things started, one of my clients donated funds which Margaret used to hire me to build her website. This week, The Sewing Machine Project and Margaret’s work is featured in an article which appears in The Capital Times of Madision, Wisconsin.

The biggest internet revolution for a generation will be unveiled this month with the launch of software that will understand questions and give specific, tailored answers in a way that the web has never managed before.

via An invention that could change the internet for ever – News, Gadgets & Tech – The Independent.

I’ve had my eye on the Sigma DP2 for the past couple of months. It has the insides of a DSLR packed into a point-and-shoot package. Although it hasn’t been released yet, Carl Rytterfalk has posted some shots he has taken with a pre-production model.

Is Anybody There? starring Sir Michael Caine comes out in theaters today. Watch the trailer here.

The setup: Take out a Craigslist want ad for a ficticious Internet startup, interview applicants, and use a hidden camera.

Why? The creator of this project wanted to find out what makes people stand out in an interview. The result is 22 Tips for How To Nail An Interview. (HT: Seth Godin)

Read this facinating story of, Ethan Johnson, a 15 year old boy who rode his bike 600 miles from home. A sufferer of Asperger’s Syndrome (i.e. it’s on the manageable end of the Autism spectrum), Ethan planned and went on the trip “to prove to some bullies that he’s not an idiot.”