Remains of the Day: Happy 15th Birthday to Opera Edition [For What It's Worth] - 1701th Edition

The always impressive Opera web browser turns 15, QuickTime adds support for YouTube, Microsoft saves you in distress, and Alton Brown shows us how to make some granola.

• Opera Celebrates Its 15th Birthday!
  Popular web browser Opera turns 15, and to celebrate they’re reminding us of several Opera-first innovations and suggesting 15 reasons you should use Opera. [Opera via Download Squad
• CEO Jason Kilar On The State Of Hulu
  Video streaming site Hulu's CEO talks about the concessions they find necessary in keeping both users and content providers happy while not addressing any of the important issues. [TechCrunch]
• QuickTime to provide YouTube support
  In OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, look for QuickTime to offer simple point-and-click uploads to YouTube. [Webware]
• Lexcycle has been acquired by Amazon.com!
  Our favorite ebook reader for the iPhone Stanza now belongs to Amazon, which will hopefully mean improvements to the official Kindle for iPhone application [Lexcycle Blog]
• Meet Vine, Microsoft’s superhero software
  Microsoft has a new app in closed beta called Vine that wants to be your go-to hub for handling an emergency situation. [Webware]
• Granola
  Food Network guru Alton Brown offers up his own simple, tasty granola recipe. [Food Network]
• Know Thy Congressman
  A simple bookmarklet brings you quick stats for any congressman or congresswoman you throw its way, complete with a look at their biggest contributors.

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