"Google "fun website" and you'll get 109,000,000 results. With the onslaught of web destinations, many find themselves at the mercy of search engines--Discovering something interesting and interactive to soothe your media taste buds is like finding a treasure beneath a couch cushion. Consider Chelsey your navigator--Interactive Websightings are ahead."

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MeetWays helps you find somewhere to meet that isn't the nearest Starbucks

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October 12, 4:13 PM

by Chelsey Delaney, Web Examiner

MeetWays.com

Sometimes when you just want to chat with someone, you think, hm, where can we meet between our respective locations? And somehow, Starbucks advertising and store placement has worked, and there you are with your $5 coffee.

This seems like a dilemma that the Internet could not provide a helping hand in, but ye have little faith.

MeetWays is a Web service site that takes two addresses and finds a point of interest in the middle. Point of interest types include restaurants, parks, hotels, coffee shops (yes, Starbucks is in there too if you can't get away), and more.

This way all of you have to worry about is getting there, and not $5 coffee (hopefully).

For more info: If you've got a good idea on how to make this even more interesting, e-mail meetways@gmail.com.

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