Daily Rotations

By Teejay Valerio

Yeah, Audible is awesome, it's just that the typical audiobook is like 8-17 hours in length. I can finish a book of equivalent length in like 4 hours, so I feel that it's a waste of time sometimes. Although the narrator really adds a new element to the stories sometimes.

And remember, to get your free audiobook from audible today, you can go to audiblepodcast.com/lost or audible.com and use the code LEO to get your free audiobook download today! (/shamless plug)Google Chrome has been my choice of browser for almost a year now (Dec 2008 to be precise). Everytime I open it up, it never fails to remind me of my most frequently visited pages. I know that Safari can also do this, but I just find that Chrome has a more spartan feel to it. But hey, this article isn't about Google Chrome, it focuses more on my daily rotational habit on the net. The rest of the story after the jump.

Hey again reader(s)!

The Internet has pretty much replaced reading the newspaper for me these days. The information is much easier to access, let alone updated faster than waiting for print journalism to hit the newstands.

A habit that I've developed over the past years is to wake up and browse through my 'rotation' of webpages that I visit daily. I'm sure that others practice this same routine. From tech news to political ramblings to hardcore gaming, I've got a multitude of sites that I visit daily. Among these include:

Dailytech
Joystiq
Arstechnica
NY Times
Anandtech
Redflagdeals
WoW
Extralife
TWiT
Dual-Boxing
Screwattack
Gametrailers
TSN
ESPN

That's just a sample of the sites that I visit religiously everyday. My question for you readers is simple. I'm interested in hearing what sites you guys put on your daily rotation. Do you even have a daily rotation to speak of? I'm sure that there is some pretty interesting content that you guys (and gals) take in daily.

Sound off in the comments section below, let's hear what you think!