You can trace your family roots, get a daily shot of football or redecorate your apartment. Vote for your favorite web sites and see where they rank on the list: 

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Here are the Top 10 Essential Web Sites we can't live without:

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My pic > SearchMe

View Internet search results through a new lens at SearchMe, an engine that displays results not in the usual text-list format (that's so Google), but as a slick image gallery of actual web pages you can flip through and filter results by topic. A query on Montana, for example, lets you narrow results into categories like real estate, lodgings, weather and fishing. SearchMe isn't the only visual search engine — rivals include the meta-search site KartOO and newcomer Viewzi (which was still in private beta as of June 2008) — but its clean, intuitive interface sets it apart.

Enjoy!

Denice MacDonald