Buddi is a personal finance and budgeting program, aimed at those who have little or no financial background. Buddi is made to be as simple as possible so that getting your financial life together won’t seem as difficult as you might imagine.

Oh good. A few days ago I posted a link to an article from a former Verizon sales rep. The same site has come up with some more tips, this time from a former Cingular employee.

Found this over on Lifehacker:
“Windows/Mac/Linux: If you’ve recently made the switch to Gmail but you’re missing out on all your old email archives, the free Gmail Loader can load all your old messages into your current Gmail account.”
You can find gmail Loader here.

Most advertisements are dull and boring to look at. Here is a set of 50 advertisements that stand out from the rest. Each of these is unique and creative, and you’ve probably never seen them before.

A former Verizon sales rep has posted 8 ways to get the most out of Verizon. This isn’t useful to me as I’m on Cingular, but any and all Verizon users should check this out.

This guy has put together his list of the best looking blogs. I wonder if I can use any of these as my own…

In case you’re unfamiliar with them, a living will provides specific instructions pertaining to your health care. It tells caregivers what to do in the event that you’re incapacitated, and designates an individual to direct health care decisions. If you don’t already have such a document in your files, here’s a fast, free and easy […]

Over at FullBooks.com you’ll find literally thousands of full-text books online.

If you’re teaching kids the alphabet, you might find Alphalearner a cool little tool to help you out. Alphalearner uses pictures from Flickr that matches photos with letters. For more on Alphalearner check it out here.

Most of these appear to be pretty useless, aside from their comical value. I think I like the Nap Alarm the best though as it is supposed to keep you awake if you start drifting off at work or in class.