Google launches its personalized portal, including all your favourite Google features - links to your gmail account, weather, news, and oh yeah - a search box.
Google
Friday, May 20, 2005
Thursday, May 19, 2005
buzztracker - 2005-05-19
pinched this from lessig's blog, who says:
"Here's a cool remix of the news, in a new service called Buzztracker. Using Google, the site gives a visual representation of news on the net."
Dig.
buzztracker - 2005-05-19
"Here's a cool remix of the news, in a new service called Buzztracker. Using Google, the site gives a visual representation of news on the net."
Dig.
buzztracker - 2005-05-19
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
back in black
Dear Constant Reader, Thank you for your patience, during my absence. I have moved shop, back to Houston and home to my fiance. Looking forward to more fun reference!
Yours truly,
Emily
Yours truly,
Emily
Wednesday, April 06, 2005
YaGoohoo!gle
Offers both Google and Yahoo search results in a split page. Great for directory searching.
YaGoohoo!gle
YaGoohoo!gle
The Annotated New York Times
A great site dedicated to the annotations and citations made to each day's NYTimes articles.
The Annotated New York Times
The Annotated New York Times
Timothy McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Lists
Highly recommended leisure reading, but not for the squeamish. Sincerely comical stuff.
Timothy McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Lists
Timothy McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Lists
Looking for Independent Coffee? Try delocator.net
For those of us who feel very strongly about independent business, especially our coffee, this is a great way to find a nearby shop.
delocator.net
delocator.net
Tuesday, April 05, 2005
Monday, April 04, 2005
WikiWax Index to Wikipedia -- using LookAhead from SurfWax
Over 800,000 Wikipedia terms with 2,200,000 rotations.
When you find information, save, share or publish it with Nextaris™
WikiWax uses LookAhead™ the original dynamic query refinement tool.
LookAhead launched January, 2004, about 11 months before Google Suggest.
WikiWax Index to Wikipedia -- using LookAhead from SurfWax
When you find information, save, share or publish it with Nextaris™
WikiWax uses LookAhead™ the original dynamic query refinement tool.
LookAhead launched January, 2004, about 11 months before Google Suggest.
WikiWax Index to Wikipedia -- using LookAhead from SurfWax
Yahoo! Search Creative Commons
This Yahoo! search is designed to search specifically creative commons-licensed materials. Yay for Yahoo!
Yahoo! Search - Web Search
Yahoo! Search - Web Search
Wednesday, March 30, 2005
Newseum - The Interactive Museum of News
Newseum - The Interactive Museum of News
"The world's first interactive museum of news — the Newseum — opened in Arlington, Va., in 1997. Its mission was simple: to help the public and the news media understand one another better."
"The world's first interactive museum of news — the Newseum — opened in Arlington, Va., in 1997. Its mission was simple: to help the public and the news media understand one another better."
Museum of Online Musuems
Coudal Partners: "Welcome to the coudal.com Museum of Online Museums. Here, you will find links from our archives to online collections and exhibits covering a vast array of interests and obsessions: Start with a review of classic art and architecture, and graduate to the study of mundane (and sometimes bizarre) objects elevated to art by their numbers, juxtaposition, or passion of the collector."
Brainboost Answer Engine
New search engine:
"Brainboost is an answer engine whereas Google is a Search engine.
What that means is that Brainboost actually finds answers to your questions posed in plain English as opposed to directing you to pages that simply mention the questions.
Brainboost, Using the AnswerRank™ system, intelligently reads hundreds of web pages derived from search results and extracts just the short and concise answer to your question, saving you time."
Brainboost Answer Engine
"Brainboost is an answer engine whereas Google is a Search engine.
What that means is that Brainboost actually finds answers to your questions posed in plain English as opposed to directing you to pages that simply mention the questions.
Brainboost, Using the AnswerRank™ system, intelligently reads hundreds of web pages derived from search results and extracts just the short and concise answer to your question, saving you time."
Brainboost Answer Engine
Tuesday, March 29, 2005
43 Things
(sponsored by amazon.com)
Discover what's important, make it happen, share your progress. Find your 43 things. Learn more…
Write down your goals
People have known for years that making a list of goals is the best way to achieve them. Why is that? First, getting your goals in writing can help you clarify what you really want to do. You might find you have some important and some frivolous goals. That is OK. You’ve got space for 43 Things on your list. Not every one of them has to change the world (but save room for the ones that might).
Get Inspired
What do you want to do with your life? It is not an easy question to answer – and you shouldn’t have to answer alone. Browse 43 Things to find out what others want to do. You might find some goals you share. Click the “I want to do this” button to add a goal to your list. Got an idea for a new goal? Just type it in the text box on the homepage or at the bottom of any page on the site. Bam. Now, it’s your thing.
Share your progress
We all have stories about what we care about. Writing down your progress on a goal can help someone else learn about something you both want to do. When you see a goal you’ve achieved, click on the “I’ve done this” button and share a story about how you did it.
43 Things
Discover what's important, make it happen, share your progress. Find your 43 things. Learn more…
Write down your goals
People have known for years that making a list of goals is the best way to achieve them. Why is that? First, getting your goals in writing can help you clarify what you really want to do. You might find you have some important and some frivolous goals. That is OK. You’ve got space for 43 Things on your list. Not every one of them has to change the world (but save room for the ones that might).
Get Inspired
What do you want to do with your life? It is not an easy question to answer – and you shouldn’t have to answer alone. Browse 43 Things to find out what others want to do. You might find some goals you share. Click the “I want to do this” button to add a goal to your list. Got an idea for a new goal? Just type it in the text box on the homepage or at the bottom of any page on the site. Bam. Now, it’s your thing.
Share your progress
We all have stories about what we care about. Writing down your progress on a goal can help someone else learn about something you both want to do. When you see a goal you’ve achieved, click on the “I’ve done this” button and share a story about how you did it.
43 Things
Monday, March 28, 2005
Ourmedia Homepage | Ourmedia
"We provide free storage and free bandwidth for your videos, audio files, photos, text or software. Forever. No catches.
Get recognized for your creativity. Make your voice heard. Register now and join the personal media revolution."
Ourmedia Homepage | Ourmedia
Get recognized for your creativity. Make your voice heard. Register now and join the personal media revolution."
Ourmedia Homepage | Ourmedia
Friday, March 25, 2005
C-SPAN: DIGITAL FUTURE
An excellent show coming up on this site
C-SPAN: DIGITAL FUTURE
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
The Digital Future
Final show - Neil Gershenfeld, Dir. of the Center for Bits and Atoms at MIT, discusses his new concept, Internet 0 (Zero), in which a new infrastructure for the Internet would give an IP address to all electronic devices & interconnect them directly.
C-SPAN: DIGITAL FUTURE
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
The Digital Future
Final show - Neil Gershenfeld, Dir. of the Center for Bits and Atoms at MIT, discusses his new concept, Internet 0 (Zero), in which a new infrastructure for the Internet would give an IP address to all electronic devices & interconnect them directly.
Monday, March 21, 2005
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