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May 1www.jajah.com/    JAJAH is the latest brainchild of founders Daniel Mattes
and Roman Scharf. Inspired by the ideas of F. Jajah. Watamba, the two VoIP
communication pioneers decided to realize their vision of a proprietary
application that would cross existing communication borders. JAJAH
introduces global VoIP telephony between normal landline and mobile phones -
without software download, installation process and headsets.


May 2 High-Tech Ways to Get Your Baseball Fix
< http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12170572/site/newsweek/ >
From streaming video to customized audio and cell-phone alerts, baseball
fans can use a host of new services to tune in anywhere, any time-even when
they'd rather not get the bad news.


May 3 Prosper http://www.prosper.com
Chris Larsen does not want you to pay 14 percent interest on your next
credit card. He also thinks that lending small amounts of money to regular
folks is an investment opportunity that's hoarded by big financial
institutions. So the e-Loan founder introduced Prosper. The San Francisco
firm allows regular users to take out loans of up to $25,000. They register
with the site, specify how much they need and propose a rate of repayment
over three years. Lenders either compete to fund that loan, or don't touch
it if the buyer's credit rating or reputation is too risky.


May 4 FilmLoop is a free photo broadcasting ('photocasting') network. Tell your
story in a live Loop and broadcast it to all your friends.
www.filmloop.com/   Here's how it works. Go to the beach with some friends,
and after you transfer your photos to your PC, you create a loop by dragging
and dropping the images into the FilmLoop player.

May 5 http://www.lala.com   LOVE MUSIC? works like an online music co-op where
members trade-in CDs they have for CDs they want from other members. CDs are
sent through the mail in pre-paid envelopes provided by 'la la'. "Trading
CDs is an affordable way to experiment and try new music," said Bill Nguyen,
'la la' co-founder.


May 8 http://www.digg.com Digg is a technology news website that combines social
bookmarking, blogging, RSS, and non-hierarchical editorial control. With
digg, users submit stories for review, but rather than allow an editor to
decide which stories go on the homepage, the users do.


May 9 Plum: Collect (almost) anything - web pages, links, email, feeds, photos and
more. Share collections asblogs, lists, photo albums
www.plum.com/

May 10th http://www.mootube.com/   You bet its a cowcam check it out..

May 11th Sony to Sell PlayStation 3 for $499 LOS ANGELES, May 8 - Sony said on Monday that it planned to sell the base model of its PlayStation 3 video game console for $499, a price that industry analysts said could put it at a competitive disadvantage to rival Microsoft and its Xbox 360.

May 12th http://books.google.com/

May 15th The Virtual Wall® at www.VirtualWall.org combines Memorial Day with the internet.  The Virtual Wall® allows a person to leave a personal remembrance just as if they had visited The 'Wall' in DC. The remembrances are viewable by anyone going to the site. ie: www.VirtualWall.org/dl/LuseKA01a.htm .

May 16th Here is the address to Ten Best Foods Ten Worst Foods:  http://www.tqnyc.org/NYC063364