Sites To See

www.omiru.com
Omiru: Style for All
Omiru is a style and shopping guide "dedicated to real style for real people". The site covers figure flattery, fashion trends, and an assortment of articles aimed at making style accessible to all, regardless of budget, age or "personal architecture". Style information is gathered from a variety of sources, including the traditional media, fashion industry insiders and members of the online fashion community. All products mentioned are handpicked by Omiru editors and not the result of paid advertising. The guide covers men's and women's fashions and accessories. Other areas include kids, food and drink, gadgets, media, beauty and body, novelties and home. The goal - to disseminate style information and "brighten a few people's days" while doing it.

www.health.com
Health: Vital Information with a Human Touch
This web site was created to deliver accurate, trustworthy, up-to-date health and medical information for consumers. The intent is to focus on problem-solving content to help you make decisions during complicated, stressful times. The site is written in plain English, using real-life examples. A section on Conditions and Diseases offers an overview, FAQs and, in some cases, videos, on an extensive list of illnesses. The Healthy Eating pages cover cooking, nutrition, weight loss and vitamins. In the Healthy Living section, you'll find articles on health news, skin, fitness, beauty, and relationships. There is also a symptom checker, a drug finder, and natural remedies.

www.geni.com
Geni - Everyone's Related
This prize-winning web site is a private place for your family to build your family tree, preserve your history and share your lives. A family tree can be quickly created through a simple and fun-to-use interface. You can expand your tree by adding relatives' email addresses. In turn, they will be invited to join your tree and can add other relatives. Your tree will continue to grow as relatives invite other relatives. Each family member has a profile which can be viewed by clicking their name in the tree. This helps family members learn more about each other and stay in touch. Family members can also share photos and work together to build profiles for common ancestors. The site is private, and only the people in your family tree can log in to your tree and your profile.

http://intelligenttravel.typepad.com/
Intelligent Travel
Brought to you by the National Geographic Traveler magazine, Intelligent Travel bills itself as a "blog about authentic and sustainable travel". Their aim is to showcase the "essence of place, what's unique and original, and what locals cherish most about where they live." The blog boasts the same breathtaking photos found in the National Geographic magazine. Topics are divided into geographic and thematic categories. A search engine and an RSS feed are also offered. Regular articles include cinematic road trips and photographic tips.

http://www.edmunds.com/fueleconomy/index.html
The Edmunds Green Car Guide
Edmunds.com provides "True Market Value" pricing, unbiased car reviews, ratings, and expert advice to help you get a fair deal when you buy a vehicle. Their green car buying guide features articles on fuel-efficient cars, alternative fuels and new technologies, such as biodiesel, electric, and compressed natural gas. Hybrid vehicles, improving gas mileage and gas prices are also discussed.