http://pencilcode.net/ is just that, designed for the web and made so kids can easily share their creations to friends and parents.

I've been really happy with http://newsblur.com/ . It has pretty much every feature of reader I cared about, with a better interface and a very dedicated individual working hard behind the scenes.

The bully was already dead when kicked. He hit his head accidentally on a knob.

Time to read the book again :)

http://advogato.org/ stores their passwords in plaintext, or at least in non-hash form. I think it's more common than you believe.