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Planetaki
A planet is a place where you can read all the websites you like in a single page. You decide whether your planet is public or private.

PartyGPS
Plan your party on the map with Google Maps mashup. Select from dozens of US cities or narrow things down with a zip code and PartyGPS shows you bars, clubs, and liquor stores on a classic Google Maps square. Hover over the name of an establishment from the column on the right and you'll see a short description pop up next to it on the map. At this time, PartyGPS lists only select US cities. For example, there are apparently no parties in my zip code. You can, however, suggest a new location via the website (although this was not working at time of press), or you can join in the discussion in the forums.

Keepm
Online contact management. Create, manage, and search unlimited contacts, share contacts with any email address, download and view contacts on your phone, laptop, or iPod.

StatSheet
A new venture to create the best college basketball experience on the web with other sports coming. StatSheet is a site for fans, but will also cater to website owners by providing features that allow anyone to integrate stats into a blog as well as social networking features to come.

Notches
A free, open, universal platform for reviews with a network of applications, partners and tools. Reviews written in any of the network's sites will be part of the Notches system everywhere. All the pieces share a common back-end which handles things like normalization, summarization, and personalization.

Homecourt
if a project's actions items are balls, then your court is where they go. Homecourt tackles three challenging questions common to working with clients: Who is responsible for what? Who said what and when? And where are the files, invoices, etc for this project? Homecourt offers tiered pricing, including a tiered pricing structure based on the number of projects that can be managed. Also offered is a free single project "Tester" account with limited storage.

Paragraphr
A novel (!) idea for those who love to read or write, Paragraphr lets authors focus on a chunk of text at a time and get instant feedback from readers. Writers can organize and re-arrange their text quickly and easily into paragraphs and chapters. Readers can interact with the author through comments. If it's longer than a blog post and shorter than a novel, then try Paragraphr. Currently in public alpha.

SXSW Interactive

IgoUgo
A travel site boasting 350,000 travelers, IgoUgo believes it's the best place to store and share their trip stories and pictures, building a library of honest opinions, tips, and experiences that you won't find in any guidebook, you be the judge. Also has a community table where travelers review eateries they've experienced while on their travels.

GWT-Ext
A powerful widget library that provides rich widgets like Grid with sort, paging and filtering, Tree?s with Drag & Drop support, highly customizable ComboBoxes, Tab Panels, Menus & Toolbars, Dialogs, Forms and a lot more right out of the box with a powerful and easy to use API. It uses GWT and Ext.

Fun With Social Shopping
Shopping and the Internet are a perfect marriage. Combine equal parts user curiosity, materialism, need for research, and a dash of social networking, and you have a great recipe for happy users and advertisers. Finding the perfect item, be it the perfect pea coat or the most eco-friendly couch, has never been easier, or a more fun diversion. The following sites are all vying for your attention and shopping prowess with endless options for sharing your finds, which is as it should be.