The new lists feature (that was added to Twitter a while back) has made it easier for you to share your favorite groups of people, and track their tweets.  What Listiti brings to the table is free e-mail alerts when somebody, on a predefined list, references a keyword you wish to follow.
For example, [...]

I am like a kid in a candy store when it comes to new tools and applications out there.  I love to try them all.  When push comes to shove though, only a few survive the cut as far as making it to the list of applications I actually use day to day.
Google [...]

If you have been looking for an online service that does a little ‘bit of everything when it comes to shortening your content, Kissa.be might be the solution.
They not only offer URL shortening services (taking your long URL and creating a shorter one that is easier to share).  They also offer e-mail address shortening and [...]

With both paid and free versions, Site24×7.com looks to be a great web site monitoring package.  They do monitoring of uptime and performance of your web sites, online services and servers.  They also promise to deliver instant alerts the moment something goes wrong.
You can set the monitoring tools to check the web site in [...]

FeedMyInbox is a new service that recently caught my eye, due to the fact they make things very simple.  They are offering you blogs, feeds and news delivered magically to your e-mail inbox.  All you have to do is visit the web site and enter a web site RSS feed and your e-mail address.  [...]

Shame on you for missing out on some great post this week?  Want that link again?
  Mixing POP3, Gmail and Thunderbird for E-mail Anywhere!
Watch as I explain my confusing, yet practical e-mail system I have in place.
  Mitch’s Favorite Thunderbird Add-ons and Themes
Here are some of the few Thunderbird goodies worthy of being shared.
  Different [...]

Scrolling down a really long e-mail trying to sort where one message ends and another one starts can be a pain. Thank goodness though for this Thunderbird tip that will add different colors depending on the level of the quote you are at.
Just copy and paste this to your userContent.css file for Thunderbird:
/* Quote [...]

Continuing the e-mail trend from yesterday, today I thought I would share some of my favorite Firefox add-ons and themes. Listing the add-ons I use with Thunderbird is an easy task.  Why?  Well… there are only two of them. 
  Quicktext – Keep a list of pre-written messages to use in your e-mails.  It also [...]

I have been playing around some with the FeedBurner e-mail subscription settings here for Mitchelaneous.  Don’t think I have bothered with this since I moved from Blogware to a hosted WordPress solution many moons ago.  If you’d like to subscribe to my blog via e-mail to help boost circulation and to make sure you [...]

Having a hard time remembering certain things that you don’t really have time to write down? Well, if you are one of those people who live in their e-mail inbox IWantSandy.com might be the service for you.
Using this service could not get any easier. You get you own e-mail to contact Sandy at [...]