Another week of reading blogs from around the net, and it's time for another installment of best of the week.  This week's best posts include a nail shooting laptop protector, creating your own Xbox 360 games, some tips to make your "My Computer" folder work a little better for you and more!  Take a look and see if there is anything you like.

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Stock.Xchng isn't neccesarily a blog, for that matter it isn't even updated enough to check daily, but what it does offer can be a life saver for anyone interested in photography, web design, or anything else that might require photographs, icons, or other images.  If you are looking for an image for your latest post, but can seem to find the one that fits just right, it's a good bet that you'll find what you are looking for at this site.

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Since I've started doing this blog thing, I've realized that reading is just as important as writing is sometimes.  It helps to see what other people are saying, not to mention that it can help by giving a little nudge in the right direction when you are running short on ideas.  With that being said I've decided that I will showcase some of the best (in my opinion) posts from the different blogs that I read throughout the week.

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Another site that I check pretty regularly is CSSPlay, and while it isn't as much of a blog as some of the other sites that I read, there is an amazing amount of useful information for using CSS to enhance web-design.  As you look around the site at some of the many different examples of CSS, one of the most interesting things that you will discover is that there is no javascript used.

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Seeing as how I just started this blog, and I am still trying to get everything up, running, and in working condition, I figured I'd write about a few sites that I read on a daily basis that I feel are doing it right. One of the main sites that I check everyday is Lifehacker.

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