Social Networking has come-of-age with people of all age and demographics showing keen interest in it. As concerned parents it’s natural for you to worry about the safety of your kids on the threshold of adolescence. These kids in the age group of 8-13, better addressed as “tweens” have outgrown the age of very popular ‘Webkinz’ and ‘Club Penguin’ and are still not old enough for sites like Facebook and MySpace. If you are a parent of such ‘tweenagers’ anxiously looking for “kid version of adult social networking sites”, here is a secure social network which primarily services like an excellent alternative and functions like “prep” school for Facebook and MySpace.

FaceChipz is a safe, children-oriented online social network created by parents of ‘tweens’ who were sensitive to the undesirable and socially dangerous things the vulnerable kids were getting exposed to in this digital age. FaceChipz has taken all the social implications into account and works in accordance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.

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‘Planning My Wedding’ is one thought that can bother even a smart and most intelligent guy out there, just because of the sheer responsibility that is attached with the task. As it’s not a routine affair and happens once in a lifetime(with exceptions obviously) that makes it even more complex. But with DudeImGettingMarried, all the "to be grooms " can be assured of enough breathing space.

Dudeimgettingmarried is armed with the finest assortment of articles, quick tips, personal experiences at your disposal covering almost every aspect of the marriage that is crucial from a Groom’s point of view. They cover:-

• Engagement
• Groomsmen
• Bachelor Party
• Rehearsal
• The Big Day
• Honeymoon

You can also browse for various vendors around your place that are providing services for almost everything that goes onto a marriage. You can also add or review a particular vendor so that your brothers that are going to be married soon also be benefited by their services.

There is also a toolbox named  ‘My Dude’ that will be of great help to the groom with its components naming:

• Timeline : helps you to prepare as understanding the process is doing away with half of the battle.
• Notebooked Items : Keep a personal notebook of articles, experiences, vendors and quick tips. Add and remove items as you go!
• Budgets(coming soon) : Itemize and keep yourself in the black.
• Checklists(coming soon) : Organize and keep surprises to a minimum.
• Your Contributions : Share experiences. Create, rate and review vendors. Upload photos. View all of your contributions in one place.

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Musefy is network of musically inclined individuals. Using Musefy, you can easily find local musicians to play music with or connect with the best suited groups to join, be it a rock band, a capella, jazz ensemble, anything. Or go off and start your own group, search for the most compatible musicians, and make it big (hopefully). Think of this like a couple matching website for the music community. Except it will help you meet up with the best local musical talent.

For you aspiring musicians ready to branch out, join the web site’s network and create a profile reflecting your own experiences. Then use this profile to find and join local groups that make the same genre of music as you, be it a rock band, a capella, anything. Feeling more ambitious? Start your own group instead, then use this service to recruit other musicians and make it huge together.

No matter if you’re building your group from scratch or it’s just missing that last crucial member, you can join this web site and connect with the exact talent you’re looking for. Just create an opening detailing who you need and this web site will search for those that are most likely to match your criteria. Or, let them come to you, since only those that fit your description can see your opening.

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Disaboom is a web site that provides the web service of acting as a online disability community you’ve been looking for. For people with disabilities, Disaboom’s lifestyle articles, blogs, forums, and health information provide shared knowledge about SCI, cerebral palsy, fibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis, and other disabilities. Whether you’re an amputee, caregiver, disabled veteran, or interested in exploring adaptive sports, accessible travel, or any other disability-related topic you are welcome here.

This web site was founded by Dr. J. Glen House, a physician specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation who is also a quadriplegic. His firsthand knowledge of the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities and those whose lives they touch has driven this service’s mission: to create the first comprehensive, evolving source of information, insight, and personal engagement for the disability community.

This web site is based on the following core beliefs:

1. Expertise comes in many forms: Often the best advice comes not just from medical experts but also from “peers” – others who’ve walked the path you’re on. That’s why in addition to providing solid medical expertise, they have also put together the largest online network of individuals to share their personal experiences with you, providing honest, practical answers to hard questions.

2. Knowledge is power and so is community: This service strives to provide you the tools and guidance you need to live active, engaged lives. But when it comes to sharing stories and personal insights, there’s nothing stronger than the power of community – which is why they are connecting the millions touched by disability to both information and each other.

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UnHub.com is a service that allows you to bring all your web profiles under a single link. There is every probability that you have multiple accounts on internet and keeping an eye on each of them individually can sometimes prove to be very ardous. Moreover if you are looking for a web url that can provide comprehensive information about yourself, then you just need to add the urls to your different accounts and you are done.

For instance you have an account on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Flickr, Last.fm or any other web service. UnHub.com provides you a single url through which you can access all your accounts. The service can prove to be especially more useful if you are a blogger or a business professional. Getting all your profiles together is very simple and what you need to do is just add the urls to the profiles and click on create.

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