Baseball Boss is like a Fantasy Baseballer’s dream come true.
Designed to be the ultimate interactive baseball game, users can create teams using real major league players from 1907 or 2007, and then test and tweak those teams until they’re the best that they can be.
Once a team has been assembled, players can then challenge other players in real games, and using a combination of chance and statistics, a computer determines the winner.
New features are constantly being added, and it’s made by Challenge Games, who also developed Duels, so you know it’s going to have some great support behind it.
“My Name is Lisa” is a short film about the Alzheimer’s Disease.
It’s also the winner of Best Short Film in the 2007 YouTube awards, and for good reason. It’s a powerful and emotional (and sad) short about a daughter’s struggle to deal with her mother’s Alzheimer’s, and gives you a glimpse into the lives of those that live with conditions that most of us can’t even imagine.
Nerdcore’s 2007 calendar featured the PowerGlove, but that silly attachment pales in comparison to the powers of this year’s calendar.
In this calendar, called “Heroes/Villains”, heroines and their evil counterparts square off in quite revealing ways.
It’s not exactly the type of thing you can display on your desk at work, but if you’ve got a special room in your house (or your parents’ house) that’s just for playing dungeons and dragons in, then your walls NEED this calendar.
Leo Babauto’s Zen Habits is a true Cinderella story of the blogging world.
In less than a year, ZH has gone from two readers (Leo’s wife and mother) to over 26,000 subscribers, and is now among the top 100 blogs on Technorati’s list.
If you’re not yet one of those 26K, then be sure to give a look through the Best of Zen Habits in 2007 post, as it’s filled with what makes ZH one of the best blogs out there, and is a great way to catch up on what you’ve been missing.
Congrats Leo; I can’t wait to see what you’ve got in store.
Wish you knew what books are on The New York Times critics’ favorites list? Which are disappointing only because they have to end? Which are the ones that they mention to their friends? Which are the ones that they take on vacation? Which are well executed, whatever the genre or subject matter?
Well wonder no more, because they have put together a list of their favorite books of 2007, and it’s a great way for you to get started on 2008.
Who can “out-run you, out-swim you, shut you down in a game of full-court b-ball, ski faster and jump higher than you ever will”, and look sexy doing it?
CO-ED’s list of the Top 25 Sexiest Female Athletes of 2007, that’s who.
Looks like athleticism translates into sexy quite nicely.
If you’re still searching and shopping for that perfect gift, then check out NOTCOT’s hand-selected list of over 350 gift ideas that have appeared in the last 30 days of their 2007 Holiday Gift Guide extravaganza.
It might be a little late to get most things shipped on time, but it’s the thought that counts; right?
Power up that RSS reader and prepare to feed it some new material, because Rex Sorgatz has just released his list of the Best Blogs of 2007 That You (Maybe) Aren’t Reading.
It’s filled with undiscovered gems of the blogosphere, and features sites that are about to explode, so get in on the ground floor and prepare to say, “I told you so.”
