• Caffeinated Beer
  “Brewer Anheuser-Busch says it will introduce a caffeinated, sweet-flavored beer for twentysomething club goers to compete with the flavored rums and vodkas gaining ground on the dance floor.”
  (categories: Beer Humor)
• The Video Game Revolution: Name That Game
  Damn! Only 14 out of 18!
  (categories: Flash Games Humor)
• Google Print
  The service, called Google Print, will be incorporated into Google search queries. From launch, users will see book excerpts alongside ordinary Google Web page search results. The book excerpts will carry a link to buy the book from a choice of online boo
  (categories: Books Search)
• Rodney Dangerfield Dies
  He joked about getting no respect. But the truth is, Rodney Dangerfield was one of the most respected and beloved comedians of all time.
  (categories: Entertainment Humor)

• InsideGoogle: New Gmail Features
  “You can now receive your new mail notifications in your RSS reader” — The new features haven’t been rolled-out to me yet, but I can’t wait!
  (categories: Email RSS Search)

• Mac-on-Linux
  Mac-on-Linux is a linux/ppc program which makes it possible to run Mac OS in parallel with Linux.
  (categories: IT Open_Source Software Unix)

• The Teaching Company
  Courses in Video and Audio
  (categories: Education)

• Feedster.tv :: Rich media content for your aggregator
  Searching For and Media (ok enclosure) feeds for you
  (categories: Blogs RSS Search Torrents)

I’m not sure about the name or whether it will be a Google killjoy, but yesterday Vivísimo open to the public their consumer search service called Clusty, which utilizes results from Yahoo’s Overture engine.

At the forefront of Clusty is Vivísimo’s topic clustering of search results (hence the name). Searches can be preformed across web, news, images, shopping, encyclopedic and something called ‘gossip’.

Hidden behind the ‘Customize’ tab in Clusty are options to span your searches across eBay, Slashdot and Blogs! (although I’m not sure why they separate Slashdot and Blogs)

Still, Clusty is impressive and worth a look.

Oh and soon to come is the obligatory browser toolbar. I wouldn’t be surprised if you see a desktop personal search offering as well, but that’s pure speculation on my part.