Now you can find people on Twitter using an online tool called Twellow. Twellow will let you search for new contacts by what they're interested in. They've indexed all the Twitter messages into categories so you can search through them and find people that you really want to meet.

Just about any category you can think of is here. Everything from politics and employment to health and family. You may just find some new friends and learn about things you never new from them.

You'll see their actual posts. From there you can decide if it's actually what you're looking for. I think the groupings need to be broken down a little further. There's also a regular search bar on Twellow too. This will help you search when you can't find what you're looking for.

With rising gas prices the cycling community has been getting bigger, at least the part of the cycling community that commutes to work or school. Cyclee is a social networking site that aims to bring the cycling community closer together. When you sign up with Cyclee you'll be able to find out which other cyclists live near you. Maybe you'll find someone to ride with.

Create your own profile on Cyclee, then you can post about rides or special events. Post a group ride, invite local riders, and see who shows up. Create your own ride calendar if your rides start becoming popular. Even write your own cycling blog and update people on where your riding and how often.

Add photos and videos to your Cyclee profile. Journal where you've been with your photos and videos. Invite your other cycling friends to join and create your own cycling group.

Just log into m.friendster while on your Internet ready phone to access all your Friendster information while your out and about. Now you'll have your Friendster friends with you no matter where you go or what you're doing.

With your mobile Friendster you'll be able to retrieve all your network updates and activity. Find out what your Friendster friends are doing and see your friend requests. Even check your Friendster messages while your on the go.

If you want to post comments to your friend's profiles or approve comments your friends have left for you, you can do that too. Post shoutouts, browse photos and browse other people's profiles. Even search for users, view birthdays, read horoscopes and post bulletins using your mobile Friendster.

Summize lets you search Twitter for the types of conversations you're looking for. Just type in a word and find all the Twitter posts with that word it.

For instance, I typed in 'autism' because I have an interest in finding other parents who have children with autism. There are, of course, a huge number of posts with the word 'autism' in them. Refining my search I typed in 'autism children' and received posts that where more what I was looking for.

This is a fun tool that you can use to browse through Twitter. Find other people who like the same things you like and add them to your Twitter friend list. Then you can be part of the conversation too.

Multiply, a social network with a lot of advanced features, is now offering the "living scrapbook" to it's members. Your Multiply scrapbook can include all your photos and videos. Then you can let people add comments and discuss your scrapbook.

The AutoUploader application helps you add photos and videos to your Multiply scrapbook automatically. All you have to do is save your photos and videos in a specific file on your computer and the uploader will do the rest. Scanning your upload file on a regular basis, the uploader will add the photos and videos to your site for your.

You may be, and you don't even know it. Anyone can add you to WhoIsi, or you can add yourself. I added myself, so look me up. Then you can choose to follow me, if you want to. Who knows, maybe I can follow you.

If you find yourself, and don't want to be listed, you can remove yourself. You can't stop someone from re-adding you though.

Add all your blogs and social networking sites, and tell your friends about it. Then they can follow you and see when you've updated any of your sites. It's a great way for you to keep up with what your friends are doing and for your friends to keep up with what you're doing.

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