Movie-Vault.com is an established (5 years) movie review website which has been linked from Yahoo.com, Movies.com, Excite.com, among other top sites. It has also been featured in newspapers and even a nation-wide television show. While movie reviews are the site's main focus, news, interviews, and contests are just a small sample of the vast additional content that it showcases.

A volunteered staff of over 20 movie-fanatics actively participate in writing reviews for the site.

PokerForums.org continues to cater to poker enthusiasts everywhere where players can discuss strategy, professional play, and anything else related to the game.

TylerCruz.com is a popular blog maintained by web entrepreneur Tyler Cruz. He created the blog to showcase the day-to-day work he spends creating his web empire. He also writes about industry news, posts videos and screencasts, and occassionally shares some personal news and tidbits as well.

With a network of over a dozen websites, Tyler Cruz is currently earning an average of $256 USD a day.

Aptly subtitled "An Internet Entrepreneur's Journey", Tyler Cruz's blog already has garnered a fair bit of attention and hopes to cater to any interested parties hoping to jump aboard the web entrepreneur band wagon.

PublisherSpot.com caters to internet web publishers by providing informative reviews and summaries of the various internet ad network companies.

Aside from presenting detailed reviews and specific information such as what ad network media packages contain and what forms of payment they accept, PublisherSpot.com allows visitors to search dynamically for network companies via an in-house search engine. Some examples of search features include searching for ad networks that serve pop-ups, ad networks with a rating of 90% or better, or searching for contextual ad networks.

The site has enormous potential and is currently reviewing and analyzing networks.

MMAForums.net is dedicated to providing a community-rich environment for Mixed Martial Arts.

It differenciates itself from other MMA boards out there by focusing on more of an intellectual plane of discussion; trolling or blatant disrespect for others is not tolerated on MMAForums. Newcomers to the site are are welcomed with open arms.

Aready sporting over 5,000 posts and 250 members, MMAForums.net is already proving it's potential.

Covering everything from Upcoming and Current Movies to Actors, Directors, and Professionals, MovieForums.org is the place to discuss movies.

PublisherForums.com is a forum which caters to web publishers and focuses on the element of earning and maximizing income from websites. The site covers all aspects of web publishing including SEO, Affiliating, Contextual Advertising (AdSense/YPN), Services, Domains, etc.

The primary focus of PublisherForums is to unite web publishers in a community where discussion is revolved around earning income from the web through web publishing.

After only 6-weeks of operation, PublisherForums.com already boasts over 100 members and 1100 posts.

The forum will be the perfect place to exchange recipes, find out what the difference between sea salt and table salt it, and different techniques on chopping onions. Everybody eats, and everybody cooks. It only makes sense to provide a discussion forum for the wonderful world of cuisine and cooking.

Starcraft2.net is an online discussion community for Starcraft and Starcraft 2. Backed with a fantastic skin and premium domain, Starcraft2.net hopes to become one of the leading Starcraft 2 forums.

Only a month after it's launch, Starcraft2.net has already amassed over 300 posts.

Replayer.org replays Poker Stars and Party Poker hand history files in it's browser-based replayer. It replays Hold 'em or Omaha games in either ring or tournament formats.

Visitors can replay (at various speeds), fast-forward hands, rewind, step-rewind and step-forward giving in-depth hand analysis both backwards and forwards.

Visitors can sign up and store hand history files for easy retrieval, instant replay animation, as well as sending the animation to their friends via email.

Estimated launch date: July 1st, 2006.

CarForums.org hopes to follow in the footsteps of Movie-Vault.com and PokerForums.org, and will cater to car enthusiasts around the world.

Deemed an Internet Social Experiment, The Tyler Project has a set goal of reaching $30,000. If this goal is met, The Tyler Project is considered a success.

TheTylerProject.com showscases the power of the Internet, and the strange culture within.

Also with the Olympic Games coming up, GymnasticsForums.com should see an influx of visitors.

Merendi Networks will monitor it's progress, and if it prooves to be successful, a front-side site backed up by a server-side database will be written.

Hypotheticals.org's goal is to provide users an interesting place to spend time. The idea was conceived when the webmaster and his friend ran out of hypotheticals to ask each other. The site therefore is a great resource to find new hypothetical questions.

Stragely, there is very few decent places on the Internet for discussion on extraterrestrials! AlienForums.net hopes to change this with high quality discussion.