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Clumsy, page-by-page conversion to PDF is a thing of the past. With Acrobat 9, you can capture entire Web sites.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2334413,00.asp 

If you're just about resigned to hitting that "Book" button on an outrageously-priced holiday travel itinerary, hold up a minute. Last week we asked for your favorite web sites to find travel deals online, and we shared the top five vote-getters with you on Sunday. The comment thread from that post, however, was teeming with many more sites you can scour for cheap tickets, hotels, and savings on other travel-related expenses. Collected below, in no particular order, are some the lesser-known options you suggested.

http://lifehacker.com/5075138/more-travel-deal-web-s... 

There are a lot of details to consider when designing and developing a web site. In reality, it can seem like an endless list — but if you look carefully you’ll see that there are certain elements that are more important than others, elements that are used consistently among the most successful sites.

http://freelancefolder.com/15-top-site-elements/ 

This site can let you learn usability and good Web design by looking at bad Web design, less-than perfect home pages and more. The site teaches solutions to the awful sites, and gives advice for future web developers.

http://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/ 

This is the site where I saw the most of the behind-the-scenes information on cookies and on what they do, be it harmless or suspicious.

http://www.cookiecentral.com/faq/ 

This site has the ping function, in addition to blog tracking and analysis features, for these extras there is a free registration.

http://www.blogflux.com/ 

This is another blog pinger. See Blog Pinger #1, and let them all know you have posted to your blog!

http://pingomatic.com/ 

This is a great, no frills, no-tricks free pinger. For those who don't know this yet,if you have a new post on your blog, let the blog-watching sites know by pinging them about it.

http://pingoat.com/