- Demonoid.com Demonoid is a private community, and members are held liable for any leeching that their invited friends do in this community. If you are lucky enough to get a Demonoid membership, invite your friends carefully, lest you lose your own membership.
- Kick Ass Torrents.com This site is a new favorite with a growing community. The interface is a distinctive earth color, and the search results display in a useful format of columns, including torrent health. The best part of Kick Ass Torrents is their comment and feedback system... the user community watches the quality of torrents, and offers their recommendations and warnings. Kick Ass Torrents could become a very big player in the P2P world of 2010. Check these folks out, and let's see if they grow in user size.
- VCDQ.com: While VCDQ.com isn't technically a torrent search site, it is very useful as a verification site. VCDQ employs a committee of serious users to confirm that torrents do indeed exist for thousands of titles, especially brand new movie releases. Use VCDQ to confirm that a title is available, then copy-paste the torrent name into a search engine like Isohunt.com to locate the appropriate seeds. Definitely give VCDQ.com a try; this is a great resource for avoiding fake torrent files.
- Scrapetorrent.com is another torrent meta-search engine that is gaining popularity. The site can be slow to load, but the interface is pleasing, and advertising is kept to a minimum at Scrapetorrent.
- btscene.com btscene is a longtime player in the file sharing game. This website does have annoying popups and adult advertising, but it does offer a solid library of torrents. It does a good job of featuring very recent torrents (good for people who follow television shows), and presenting many browsing choices at a glance.
- Bit Unity: This new addition to our list is a private community that allegedly takes very attentive care of its users. If you have 20 minutes to sign up and try Bit Unity, please do, and confirm that this is a site as good as some readers claim.
- Torrent Tree
This search site is written in Ajax code language. Like any metasearch engine, Torrent Tree pulls its results from many other search engines. But Torrent Tree pulls *more* search results than any other current metasearcher. Definitely give this site a try.
- Entertane: An obscure-but-good metasearch engine. Pore through 24 other torrent sites quickly by using Entertane.com. Just be patient when you click the name of each sub-search engine... it takes a few moments to load each result list.
- Torrenthound.com Several readers have recommended this search engine. Torrenthound does have adult advertising, so that might be a turn off for many readers. And you will need to scroll past the "sponsored results" to get to the real torrents. But the site does offer many torrents and new releases. If you try this site, let us know your experiences, and if this site should remain on this list.
- Fenopy has some compelling features. Fenopy is fully integrated with IMDB and Last.fm radio, so it offers engaging information for discovering movies and music. A graphics gallery of large and motivating thumbnails adorns the home page, and the fake finder feature is also very useful for avoiding bad files. Definitely give Fenopy a try.
- Alive Torrents Alive Torrents focuses on torrents that have a solid swarm base and an active readership.
- ExtraTorrent.com ExtraTorrent.com is very visual and very busy. But the thumbnails and file information at this site are tremendous. This site is definitely worth trying, as it is very browsing-friendly for discovering movies and music artists.
- The Pirate Bay: for years, TPB was the premiere torrent search site. But since April of 2009, the Swedish courts changed TPB forever. The four Pirate Bay founders were sentenced to a year in prison and $3.5 million USD in fines. Today, the Pirate Bay operates within the technical boundaries of copyright law: not as expansive nor as deep with its new torrent index, but by using meta-linking to other sites, TPB is still an excellent torrent search destination.
- New: Diamond Torrents: this private torrent search service has been repeatedly recommended by About.com readers lately. The community and staff at Diamond seem to be very supportive of new members, and while the site itself is a bit counter-intuitive to search, it does offer a solid base of older and more-obscure movies. Try signing up for Diamond Torrents, and let us know what you think.
- Torrents.to This site has a Tonga country domain name, but certainly offers plentiful metasearching of movies and music in English and Spanish. There are some popup advertisements that are annoying, but perhaps you might like the framed interface for searching other torrent sites.
- Torrentscan.com Torrentscan is another meta-search engine that provides reliable results. The interface can seem cluttered, but just use the sidebar on the left to narrow your search results.
- Isohunt.com Isohunt is a longtime site that has earned both the respect of P2P users everywhere...and the negative attention of the recording industry. While being sued by the CRIA, the Isohunt team continues to provide solid service. The Isohunt community monitors itself for fake files. When choosing your torrents, read the user comments, and only trust those files that have earned multiple green positive replies at Isohunt. Avoid any torrents that have red font numbers and negative comments, and you should be have good experiences at Isohunt.
- Flixflux: a UK torrent site that is very popular with European downloaders. The advertising is not suitable for young people, and the sponsored links get mixed in with the torrent results. But many UK readers highly recommend this site for movies and music.
- Torrent Pond Torrentpond.com has been recommended by several users this spring of 2010. As a meta-searcher, Torrentpond will scour other sites for you, attempt to filter out old and fake torrents, and then offer you an easy-to-browse list. You will need to tune out the plentiful advertising and occasional popups, but the site offers very thorough searching in return.
- Zoozle.org: a competent German search engine for finding specific files, cracks, and serials.
- Torrent Root: as another metasearch engine, Torrent Root will scan through other search engines on your behalf, and display the results in a slick tabbed interface.
- Torrent Funk: Torrent Funk is a very popular torrent search site. While Torrent Funk does not use user ratings of torrents, it does use 'verified status' tagging, which some people prefer to ratings. The interface can be difficult to discern between sponsored ads and the actual torrent links. But the Torrent Funk site layout is pleasing, the cross-movie recommendations are very helpful, and several About.com readers highly recommended Torrent Funk. Give this site a try, and watch if it will grow over time.
- CinemaTorrents: this site offers something really unique: IMDB ratings and vote information right on the search page. You can see public opinions on the movie itself before you download.
- Torrentengine.co.cc: a very spartan-looking torrent engine, with fast results and icons that denote verified sources.
- Plentyoftorrents: this is a kind of launchpad search engine that offers choices where you want to search.
- TorrentZap: This was recommended recently by readers.
- Torrentz.com (special thanks to reader, Jonathan R., for this link)
- Torrentbit.nl This Netherlands site offers a simple interface and large index of torrents. It also offers a broad selection of European language movies and music.
- Vertor: this torrent service claims to filter out bad torrents, viruses, DRM locks, passwords, and fakes.
- Nowtorrents.com Now Torrents (allegedly) offers a special service: it filters out fake/dead torrents. It also offers date-range searching, so you can search for specific years of content (e.g. Flight of the Conchords, 2008).
- BiteNova (formerly known as "Bi-Torrents", BiteNova is a free Torrent site with a spartan look and fast searching format.)
- yourbittorrent.com This site is delightfully clean and fast. For high-volume downloaders, this site is a really slick choice.
- Blues Brothers: Blues Brothers is a private site with a strong community and file-sharing ethic. As a private site, you can expect the leeching (selfish) users to be reduced. The BB community also strives to police itself by carefully watching each member's upload ratio... if you abuse your ratio, you are blocked from downloading until you donate. This policy may seem a bit harsh, but members seem to really appreciate it.
- Meganova.org, which has been rebranded as "Seed Peer", is a site with many years of history in the torrent community. Unfortunately, the site seems to have been a target for malware being spread through older versions of Java language. Make sure you have Avira or antivirus software installed and running before you visit this or any torrent site.
- Bitsoup Bitsoup is a favorite with some P2P downloaders, but this summer 2010 has not been a warm time at the Bitsoup community. There are allegations of draconian forum moderation and heavy-handed administrators being abusive to members. If you try Bitsoup, let us know how they treat you there.
- BitToxic.com While the name is awkward to type, these folks offer a solid semi-private search site. The memberships might be closed soon, so visit them right away!
- LinuxTracker.org (For legal linux torrents and virtual machines.)
- Commonbits.com (This new beta search site is dedicated to media on progressive political content: audio, video, photos, reports, transcripts and other files. This is a place for activists to share their message, and for people to learn about other political choices. Unfortunately, the owners have had to move the site because of legal/financial pressures. We hope to see it back soon.)
- Gpirate.com (A newer torrent search engine that several readers are very fond of.)
- Thunderbytes: As of March 2010, Thunderbytes is a private site that you'll need an invitation to join.
Material
- powder, ore, solids, etc.
kg/cu.m.
Alfalfa, ground
256
Alum, lumpy
881
Alum, pulverized
753
Alumina
961
Aluminum, oxide
1522
Ammonia gas
0.77
Ammonium Nitrate
730
Ammonium Sulphate
- dry
1130
Ammonium Sulphate
- wet
1290
Andesite, solid
2771
Antimony, cast
6696
Apples
641
Arsenic
5671
Asbestos - shredded
320- 400
Asbestos rock
1600
Ashes - wet
730- 890
Ashes - dry
570- 650
Asphalt, crushed
721
Babbitt
7272
Bagasse
120
Bakelite, solid
1362
Baking powder
721
Barium
3780
Bark, wood refuse
240
Barley
609
Barite, crushed
2883
Basalt, broken
1954
Basalt, solid
3011
Bauxite, crushed
1281
Beans, castor
577
Beans, cocoa
593
Beans, navy
801
Beans, soy
721
Beeswax
961
Beets
721
Bentonite
593
Bicarbonate of soda
689
Bismuth
9787
Bones, pulverized
881
Borax, fine
849
Bran
256
Brewers grain
432
Brick, common red
1922
Brick, fire clay
2403
Brick, silica
2050
Brick, chrome
2803
Brick, magnesia
2563
Buckwheat
657
Butter
865
Cadmium
8650
Calcium carbide
1201
Caliche
1442
Carbon, solid
2146
Carbon, powdered
80
Carbon dioxide
1.98
Carbon monoxide
1.25
Cardboard
689
Cement - clinker
1290-1540
Cement, Portland
1506
Cement, mortar
2162
Cement, slurry
1442
Chalk, solid
2499
Chalk, lumpy
1442
Chalk, fine
1121
Charcoal
208
Chloroform
1522
Chocolate, powder
641
Chromic acid, flake
1201
Chromium
6856
Chromium ore
2162
Cinders, furnace
913
Cinders, Coal, ash
641
Clay, dry excavated
1089
Clay, wet excavated
1826
Clay, dry lump
1073
Clay, fire
1362
Clay, wet lump
1602
Clay, compacted
1746
Clover seed
769
Coal, Anthracite, solid
1506
Coal, Anthracite,
broken
1105
Coal, Bituminous, solid
1346
Coal, Bituminous,
broken
833
Cobaltite ( cobolt ore )
6295
Coconut, meal
513
Coconut, shredded
352
Coffee, fresh beans
561
Coffee, roast beans
432
Coke
570- 650
Concrete, Asphalt
2243
Concrete, Gravel
2403
Concrete, Limestone with Portland
2371
Copper ore
1940-2590
Copper sulfate, ground
3604
Copra, medium size
529
Copra, meal, ground
641
Copra, expeller cake
ground
513
Copra, expeller cake chopped
465
Cork, solid
240
Cork, ground
160
Corn, on the cob
721
Corn, shelled
721
Corn, grits
673
Cottonseed, dry, de-linted
561
Cottonseed, dry,
not de-linted
320
Cottonseed, cake, lumpy
673
Cottonseed, hulls
192
Cottonseed, meal
593
Cottonseed, meats
641
Cottonwood
416
Cryolite
1602
Cullet
1602
Culm
753
Dolomite, solid
2899
Dolomite, pulverized
737
Dolomite, lumpy
1522
Earth, loam, dry,
excavated
1249
Earth, moist, excavated
1442
Earth, wet, excavated
1602
Earth, dense
2002
Earth, soft loose
mud
1730
Earth, packed
1522
Earth, Fullers, raw
673
Emery
4005
Ether
737
Feldspar, solid
2563
Feldspar, pulverized
1233
Fertilizer, acid phosphate
961
Fish, scrap
721
Fish, meal
593
Flaxseed, whole
721
Flint - silica
1390
Flour, wheat
593
Flue dust
1450-2020
Fluorspar, solid
3204
Fluorspar, lumps
1602
Fluorspar, pulverized
1442
Fullers Earth - raw
or burnt
570- 730
Galena ( lead ore
)
7400 - 7600
Garbage, household rubbish
481
Glass - broken or
cullet
1290-1940
Glass, window
2579
Glue, animal, flaked
561
Glue, vegetable, powdered
641
Gluten, meal
625
Gneiss, bed in place
2867
Gneiss, broken
1858
Granite, solid
2691
Granite, broken
1650
Graphite, flake
641
Grain - Maize
760
Grain - Barley
600
Grain - Millet
760- 800
Grain - Wheat
780- 800
Gravel, loose, dry
1522
Gravel, with sand, natural
1922
Gravel, dry 1/4 to
2 inch
1682
Gravel, wet 1/4 to 2 inch
2002
Gummite ( uranium
ore )
3890 - 6400
Gypsum, solid
2787
Gypsum, broken
1290-1600
Gypsum, crushed
1602
Gypsum, pulverized
1121
Halite (salt), solid
2323
Halite (salt), broken
1506
Hematite ( iron ore )
5095 - 5205
Hemimorphite ( zinc
ore )
3395 - 3490
Hydrochloric acid 40%
1201
Ice, solid
919
Ice, crushed
593
Ilmenite
2307
Iridium
22154
Iron ore - crushed
- see metals table
2100-2900
Iron oxide pigment
400
Iron Pyrites
2400
Iron sulphate - pickling
tank - dry
1200
Iron sulphate - pickling
tank - wet
1290
Ivory
1842
Kaolin, green crushed
1025
Kaolin, pulverized
352
Lead, rolled - see
metals table
11389
Lead, red
3684
Lead, white pigment
4085
Leather
945
Lignite, dry
801
Lime, quick, lump
849
Lime, quick, fine
1201
Lime, stone, large
2691
Lime, stone, lump
1538
Lime, hydrated
481
Lime, wet or mortar
1540
Limonite, solid
3796
Limonite, broken
2467
Limestone, solid
2611
Limestone, broken
1554
Limestone, pulverized
1394
Linseed, whole
753
Linseed, meal
513
Locust, dry
705
Magnesite, solid
3011
Magnesium oxide
1940
Magnesium sulphate, crystal
1121
Magnetite, solid
( iron ore )
5046
Magnetite, broken
3284
Malachite ( copper
ore )
3750 - 3960
Malt
336
Manganese, solid
7609
Manganese oxide
1922
Manure
400
Marble, solid
2563
Marble, broken
1570
Marl, wet, excavated
2243
Mica, solid
2883
Mica, broken
1602
Mica - flake
520
Mica - powder
986
Milk, powdered
449
Molybdenum ore
1600
Mortar, wet
2403
Mud, packed
1906
Mud, fluid
1730
Nickel ore
1600
Nickel, rolled
8666
Nickel silver
8442
Nitric acid, 91%
1506
Nitrogen
1.26
Oak, red
705
Oats
432
Oats, rolled
304
Oil cake
785
Oil, linseed
942
Oil, petroleum
881
Oxygen
1.43
Oyster shells, ground
849
Paper, standard
1201
Peanuts, shelled
641
Peanuts, not shelled
272
Peat, dry
400
Peat, moist
801
Peat, wet
1121
Pecan wood
753
Phosphate rock, broken
1762
Phosphorus
2339
Pitch
1153
Plaster
849
Platinum ore
2600
Porcelain
2403
Porphyry, solid
2547
Porphyry, broken
1650
Potash
1281
Potassium chloride
2002
Potatoes, white
769
Pumice, stone
641
Pyrite (fool's gold)
2400 - 5015
Quartz, solid
2643
Quartz, lump
1554
Quartz sand
1201
Resin, synthetic, crushed
561
Rice, hulled
753
Rice, rough
577
Rice grits
689
Rip-Rap
1602
Rock - soft - excavated
with shovel
1600-1780
Rosin
1073
Rubber, caoutchouc
945
Rubber, manufactured
1522
Rubber, ground scrap
481
Rye
705
Salt cake
1442
Salt, course
801
Salt, fine
1201
Saltpeter
1201
Sand, wet
1922
Sand, wet, packed
2082
Sand, dry
1602
Sand, loose
1442
Sand, rammed
1682
Sand, water filled
1922
Sand with Gravel,
dry
1650
Sand with Gravel, wet
2020
Sandstone, solid
2323
Sandstone, broken
1370-1450
Sawdust
210
Sewage, sludge
721
Shale, solid
2675
Shale, broken
1586
Shells - oyster
800
Sinter
1600-2180
Slag, solid
2114
Slag, broken
1762
Slag, crushed, 1/4
inch
1185
Slag, furn. granulated
961
Slate, solid
2691
Slate, broken
1290-1450
Slate, pulverized
1362
Smithsonite ( zinc ore )
4300
Snow, freshly fallen
160
Snow, compacted
481
Soap, solid
801
Soap, chips
160
Soap, flakes
160
Soap, powdered
368
Soapstone talc
2400
Soda Ash, heavy
1080
Soda Ash, light
432
Sodium
977
Sodium Aluminate,
ground
1153
Sodium Nitrate, ground
1201
Soy beans, whole
753
Starch, powdered
561
Stone, crushed
1602
Stone (common, generic)
2515
Sugar, brown
721
Sugar, powdered
801
Sugar, granulated
849
Sugar, raw cane
961
Sugarbeet pulp, dry
208
Sugarbeet pulp, wet
561
Sugarcane
272
Sulphur, solid
2002
Sulphur, lump
1314
Sulphur, pulverized
961
Taconite
2803
Talc, solid
2691
Talc, broken
1746
Tanbark, ground
881
Tankage
961
Tar
1153
Tobacco
320
Trap rock, solid
2883
Trap rock, broken
1746
Turf
400
Turpentine
865
Walnut, black, dry
609
Water, pure
1000
Water, sea (see
liquids table)
1026
Wheat
769
Wheat, cracked
673
Wood chips - dry
- see wood table
240- 520
Wool
1314
Zinc oxide
400
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