Here are the highlights from today’s Blogroll dive:

• Bryan discovers a good list of techniques for notemaking.
• Owen adds a support forum to Red Alt.
• Michael Heilemann discovers some excellent game maps.
• Brian discusses a critical feature which he has yet to see in any web-based task management services.
• Khaled discusses Sony’s spectacular Bravia commercial.
• Jon announces the premiere of Google Analytics, a new free web statistics service.
• Rick discusses the power of positive emailing.
• Michael Hampton celebrates one year of “Homeland Stupidity”.
• Jim finishes his Orange Apple Computer Club presentation on inexpensive Mac maintenance and publicly publishes a PDF of the presentation.
• Craig shares his opinion of what the next WordPress theme competition should be about.
• Orson ruminates on an apparent lack of moderation and rationality in today’s politics.
• Sarah posts dates for several upcoming concerts.
• Angsuman discovers a class-action lawsuit against Sony BMG Music Entertainment’s new and aggressive copy-protection technology. More information on Sony’s latest attempt to cripple the freedom of their music customers and leave them open to a new wave of viruses, adware, and other forms of malware is available in Angsuman’s post.
• Chris discovers an excellent presentation on Web 2.0.
• Mark discusses the importance of having a “truck sponsor” during long highway drives.
• And, Tom discovers that the upcoming Intel-based Macs may be capable of running multiple operating systems.