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Today's news links fresh and for you:

• Sitting on eggs is for the birds and a dinosaur
• Humans and dinosaurs are related?
• Time Travel: The Large Hadron Collider update

Are you going broke because you’ve got to buy lots of gifts for people? Wouldn’t you like to save some cash while you spend some?

Well, ChannelFlip Web to the rescue! Check out RetailMeNot.com and FatFingers.com. These two sites can save you a ton of money and they are super simple to use.

Today's news links fresh and for you:

• Dinosaur Dance Floor? Maybe Not.
• Jurrasic Park author Michael Crichton passes away
• Interactive dinosaur exhibit opens in Lafayette, Colorado

There are so many “special” days that require cards. You have to send birthday cards, sorry-I-soiled-your-rug cards, and holiday cards. You could go broke getting all these things.

Why not use SomeEcards.com? It’s free and damn funny. Iyaz flies solo in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

Why work when you can procrastinate? The Internet has made wasting your time a lot easier. Go online and find out important things like “Who would win in a fight, Superman or the Hulk?”

ComicVine.com may have the answer for you. ComicVine is the world’s largest comic book encyclopedia and has plenty of info on everything to do with comic books.

There are some flaws, but overall it is a great site. If you’re into comic books or just want to lose a day or two reading about superheroes, this may be your place.

Today's news links fresh and for you:

• Take a look at the Epidexipteryx
• Heterodontosaurus and evolution
• More on the Heterodontosaurus
• T. rex follows its nose

In this episode, Rob and Iyaz take a look at some of the sites they’ve covered before. What sites have changed? What sites haven’t?

Plus, some new tricks for Orb.com and some new gripes for Dropbox.

Enjoy this special update episode of ChannelFlip Web!

It’s still Halloween Week here at ChannelFlip Web! We’re showing you the place to find horror movie news, reviews, features and more.

We’re talking about OMGHorror.com.

What’s great about it? What’s not so hot? The ChannelFlip Web team has answers for you.

It’s Halloween Week here at ChannelFlip Web! Today, we realize that you may need help coming up with a Halloween costume.

Never fear, ChannelFlip Web is here to help! Watch and study the intricate and well-thought-out costumes of Rob and Iyaz. Then, sit back and take a look at MonkeySee.com to find out how to make your own costumes.

Also, this site isn’t just about Halloween. You can even use it in the future to learn other things like how to change a tire or learn to paint!

Internet and television are converging with Livestation.com. We were going to cover it in this episode until we had some technical issues.

So, what do we have for you instead? Outtakes, and plenty of them.

All of these outtakes are 100% real and unrehearsed. Enjoy this episode with Rob and Iyaz unfiltered.

Here's the news rundown:

• Dinosaur dance floor
• Duck-billed dinosaurs used crests for communication?
• See Disney's dinosaur-themed restaurant
• Dinosaur stolen

So many podcasts, so little time. It would be great if someone could put together pre-programmed podcasts so you could just watch shows one after the other like television.

The guys at Blip.tv tried it with Fivehead.

How’d they do? Watch as an unprecedented thing happens on ChannelFlip Web!

Welcome to Part 2 of ChannelFlip Web’s Book Week. What? You didn’t know we had a theme week going? Well, now you do.

Maybe you don’t want to listen to books. You actually want to be more active and read them. However, you’re a guy who likes to keep a library on his phone or laptop. We’ve got something for you.

PlaneteBook.com has got a bunch of classics so you can get your brain going. Why not download a few books so you can read while you’re sat on the tube or queuing for the bar?

What’s great about the site? What’s not so great? You’ve got a lot of questions, so we made a video for you with answers.

Plenty of news this week! Remember that new episodes are available right here every Wednesday!

• Oldest dinosaur found? Not so fast.
• They were huge, but they couldn't chew
• Dinosaur-themed restuarant

Does your iPod do everything it could for you? Yeah, it plays music, but, maybe it could make you smarter!

Pick up some free audio books at LibriVox.org. Get to hear the classics and get some serious learning done without having to use your eyes.

If you’re a person with tired eyes or you commute or travel, you should definitely check out LibriVox.org. What else is cool about this site? Find out in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

Maybe you had a brilliant idea and you wrote it on a napkin. Maybe your brain hurts because it has too much information. Maybe you’re tired of forgetting things.

Friends, step up to Evernote.com. Evernote is a web application/software application that allows you to remember everything. Why not take a photo of that idea and let Evernote organize it for you?

Get ideas on how you can use Evernote in your everyday life in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

Plenty of news this week:
• Dinosaurs survived two extinctions
• Crested Pterodactyl Inspires Aircraft Design
• Catastrophe Killed Dinosaur Herd, New Species Emerges

Time travel is now possible? Will it let us see dinosaurs? Probably not.

• 2008 is Year Zero for Time Travel

You like watching movies based on true stories? Ever wonder how true to life these moving pictures are?

Well, there’s ChasingTheFrog.com. This site chases after the truth behind movies. When you were watching “21? or “Zodiac” or “300,” did any of the actors look like the real people?

Check out what Rob and Iyaz find out while looking at ChasingTheFrog.com on this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

Are you getting sick of using Microsoft Word or Google Docs? Adobe has put together its own online word processor application called Buzzword available at acrobat.com.

How does this web app fare when Rob and Iyaz take a look at it? Does Adobe, makers of complex applications like Photoshop, know how to build a word processor? Find out in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

Plenty of stuff in this returning episode of "Dinosaurs: Before They Were Fuels!"

• Dinosaurs were lucky?
• Feathers found on primitive bird -- but what were they for?
• When did dinosaurs develop modern bird anatomy?
• Dinosaurs and man walking the earth together?

Quick show note: This show will be moving to Wednesdays due to scheduling conflicts. We hope you come back next Wednesday and enjoy the show.

Private beta. The two words makes you immediately interested in testing out a new site. But what if you don’t have an invite?

No problem. InviteShare.com to the rescue.

InviteShare is a site where you can get and send invites to whomever. Increase your good karma by inviting strangers to services and you’ll be rewarded.

Is InviteShare geek beta utopia? There are some quirks that Rob and Iyaz discover in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

If you use multiple computers or do collaborative work, Dropbox may be for you.

Dropbox, available at GetDrobox.com, is a free software/web interface solution for syncing your files and storing them online.

How usable is Dropbox? What kind of limitations does it have? Does it run on Linux?

Find out the answers to all of these questions and more on this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

Rob and Iyaz take a look at Orb.com. Orb.com is a software and website combo that lets you play your media remotely.

Watch your movies, listen to your music and browse your pictures all remotely and for free with Orb.com.

How well did the site hold up when we tested it? What did the software do to Rob’s computer? Find out in this episode of ChannelFlip Web.

Making music can be difficult. Wouldn’t it be great if there was a site where you could put your incomplete ideas or maybe remix someone else’s music clips?

Sounds like you need to check out Rifflet.com, the home of unfinished music. If you are a DJ or just trying to get some ideas to make some music, this is the site you need check out.

How useful is it? How is the content? Find out more about Rifflet.com in this episode of ChannelFlip Tech.

This is the final part of our interview with Scott Glosserman, Ben Pace, Britain Spellings and Hart Turner. The trilogy is now complete! Thank you for the great interview guys.

Win a copy of "Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon!" Enter the first "Killing Time Giveaway" by e-mailing us at FiniteComedy@gmail.com!

Welcome to Dinosaurs: Before They Were Fuels Episode 004.

The top predator in South America is found, but what does it tell us? In "Fixing Olds" (the opposite of Breaking News) we take a look at the T. Rex controversy: scavenger or hunter?

News Link: South America's Top Predator Found
Fixing Olds Link: T. Rex: Scavenger or Hunter?

Our interview with Scott Glosserman, Ben Pace, Britain Spellings and Hart Turner could not be contained by only one episode!

In this episode, see where Leslie Vernon will go. Will there be a Leslie Vernon sequel, a game, a comic book?

Find out their plans right here!

Win a copy of "Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon!" Enter the first "Killing Time Giveaway" by e-mailing us at FiniteComedy@gmail.com!

You’ve got to eat. Perhaps you would like a hamburger. Why not use technology to help you get the best burger out there?

Maybe you could make the world’s greatest hamburger! Rob and Iyaz check out WorldsGreatestHamburgers.com and see if they really know their stuff.

How do you test such a thing? Find out in this episode

Here's a short episode for this week. A new species of dinosaur may have been found in Spain. Also, does the "Back to the Future" time travel method work? We find out in this episode.

News link:
• Paleontologists find remains that may be new species.

You’ve got friends on Facebook, MySpace and other networks. Why not make plans with them in real life?

Mixin.com is a social calendar that lets you share your agenda with your friends. Go ahead and see what your friends are doing this week and actually meet up with them.

Rob and Iyaz take a look at this simple-looking site with tons of features.

One of our favorite movies is "Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon," the mockumentary/horror movie released in 2006. It is a great movie and we were lucky enough to have its director, Scott Glosserman, sit down with us for an interview.

If you haven't seen the movie, then you should Netflix it immediately (it's available as both a DVD and Watch Instantly). You can get the soundtrack at iTunes or Amazon.com, too.

Scott brought along 3 cast members from the movie: Ben Pace, Britain Spellings and Hart Turner and we found out a lot about the movie. Plus, find out what Robert Englund (actor who played Doc Halloran in Behind the Mask and Freddy Kruger in the Nightmare series) is really like!

We had a great time during the interview and hope you enjoy our interview with Scott Glosserman & Co.

Welcome to the 2nd episode of "Dinosaurs: Before They Were Fuels!" We've got news and we've got renowned paleontologist Jack Horner for an interview!

News Links:
• Dinosaurs may be older than we thought.
• Hypacrosaurus out-grew predators.
• Was soft tissue or slime found inside of a dinsoaur bone?

We wanted to watch a weekly dinosaur news show, but there were none. So, we decided to make one. This is "Dinosaurs: Before They Were Fuels," the show that covers dinosaur news and olds.

This episode covers a mummified dinosaur, a link between the T. rex and chickens, Walking With Dinosaurs: The Live Experience and time travel.

Show Links
• Mummified Dinosaur in North Dakota
• T. Rex related to chicken
• Walking with Dinosaurs: The Live Experience

If you haven't been paying attention, there's been an Olympics going on in China. Maybe you've overheard some coaches yelling at athletes. Maybe you've heard some of those announcements over the P.A. system. The problem is you can't understand a word they are saying because they speak Chinese and you don't.

Welcome to ChinesePod.com. This is the place to learn Chinese. A billion people speak Chinese, now you can, too.

Plus, ChinesePod has been nice enough to give you ChannelFlip viewers a cool deal for free. Go to the comments section for details.

A DVD Special. We're looking at the "How I Met Your Mother" Season One DVD Set. The television show is good, the special features are good, but what's with the 4:3 aspect ratio? What is this? 1953? They didn't have DVD's then, but get with the program, CBS.

Ever ask someone to call your phone so you could find it?

What if that other guy doesn’t have his phone either?

PhoneMyPhone.com to the rescue!

This site calls you when you need it. Rob and Iyaz give you some ideas on how you can use this great little site to your advantage. Phone My Phone’s uses are limited only by your imagination.

Who watches the watchmen? Well, we watched the "Watchmen" trailer and try to figure out how the movie will be. Also, a quick recap of what made "Watchmen" a monumental comic book series.

"Dark Knight Week" spills over. There was so much to talk about, there's a whole episode where Rob and Iyaz discuss the inevitable Batman 3. Who will be the villain? Will there be a villain?

Ever watch a movie and wish it were better? Some people out there thought the same thing and then did something about it. FanEdit.org is the place to find movies edited by fans. Find out more in this episode of ChannelFlip Tech.