Okay Amanda, I’ll give it a shot too.

(Google the phrase “[Your name] needs” and see what comes up.)

Here’s what Google thinks I need.

(Slightly editted for content…)

1. Matt needs spaz
2. Matt needs new liver
3. Matt needs money
4. Matt needs tasks
5. Matt needs a job
6. Matt needs help (ain’t that true)
7. Matt needs to stay awake
8. Matt needs a fine instrument
9. Matt needs to practice trumpet for 20 minutes

(and last but not least)

1. Matt needs to take a shower tonight.

Apple.com is one of my favorite Web designs. I’m not saying this to be cheesy, or because I am an Apple zealot (even though I am), I just think they have an incredibly clean, simple, beautiful, site that contains a TON of information.

<p><a href="http://www.apple.com">The Apple Online Store</a> is especially impressive.  Highlighting many of their products and allowing easy access to and searching for the others.</p>
<p>As with all of their products, <a href="http://www.apple.com">Apple.com</a> is a masterpiece of great design.

I have decided to start a new category called “Favorite Web Designs” as a way to bookmark really cool (imho) Web designs that inspire me.

<p>The first entry will be the &#8220;Silent Strength&#8221; entry on the CSS Zen Garden by<a href="http://www.reh3.com/"> Ray Henry at REH3</a></p>
<p>I love the organic, chaotic, clean order of the design.  The softness of the monochromatic, desaturated, green color scheme.  Nice work.<br />

CSS Zen Garden – Silent Strength

Okay, after examining the last two posts, it could be taken that I am complaining. I assure you that I, in fact, am not. I am actually laughing at the irony of it all, and am perfectly content with the situation as it is :). Just in case you were getting concerned.

Of course, mere weeks after I purchase one, Apple updates their iMac line… bah.

The salt in the wound is that they now come with iSight and Mighty Mouse STANDARD, both of which I purchased separately.