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Links
Just a few sites I think you might like...
Some of these are my own sites, others are sites I find awesome for other reasons. 
Go check 'em out!
Searchtempest Widgets
Like the lovely graphic says, Searchtempest Widgets allow you to put Searchtempest right on your site! Basically they give you a handy little craigslist search box that you can easily embed anywhere you want it!
See the widgets page for more info!
uShip is kind of like the eBay of shipping, except much free-er.
. Basically, if you need something shipped - say something you bought on Searchtempest! - you can list it up on uShip for free. Then a bunch of shipping companies and such will bid on how much they're willing to ship it for.There are often situations where, say, a company will already have a half-empty truck driving on your route, so they'll troll uShip for cargo to add - resulting in cheap shipping for you! (And just like eBay, you can check their feedback before you make the deal.)
To learn more, check out their 'about' page here. Oh, and if you just want an immediate shipping cost estimate, you can get that here
The title about says it all. Hank's is my companion site to Searchtempest. With a few easy clicks, it lets you search all the major vehical classifieds sites online for the car of your dreams.
Why go to AutoTrader, eBay Motors, Cars.Com, etc etc, and drill through their interfaces one by one, when HanksHelper can do it all for you?
Searchtempest Kijiji
"Now the Only way to search Kijiji too!"
You asked for it; now here it is. Searchtempest for Kijiji!
What's Kijiji? Well.. basically it's eBay's answer to craigslist. Or eBay's near-identical clone of craigslist you might say. With spiffier graphics and less options. ;) But a lot of people use it, so it's worth taking a look.
The Craigslist Handbook is a handy little guide to buying and selling on craigslist, written by Steve Cherubino.
Steve helped out with the new site design, and he's written a ton of useful stuff in his eBook.
You do have to pay for it, but it's cheap, and has an added discount for Searchtempest users. There's a few free tips on his site as well (although admittedly most of it is dedicated to selling the book ;) ).
I have absolutely no affiliation with this site, or its owner, Jay.
However, I do think his free tool, Taskbar Shuffle, is bloody awesome.
In a nutshell, it lets you re-arrange the open programs in your taskbar through simple drag and drop. (Something windows should obviously allow itself, but incomprehensibly doesn't.)
That's it for now! Check back later for more cool stuff.
