>Tired of clip art? Google Images not giving you what you want?
Try this link for a list of places that provide free images
http://presentationzen.blogs.com/presentationzen/2006/01/where_can_you_f.html
from lifehacker
> Have you all heard of amazon’s Mechanical Turk? Basically it is a place where you can post a task to be done over the web, and how much you want to pay for it, and then people can sign up and do the task. Basically it is for tasks which a large group of…
> I’ve seen some of the videos on concepts that Mozilla has done on the future of the browser, and I haven’t been all that impressed. You can see for yourself if you are interested: It is called Aurora But this new thing is definitely much more in line with what I think could be…
>Some tips on how to manage your behemoth of an inboxhttp://www.43folders.com/2006/02/06/email-ninja/
>My last post was about a science blog-world kerfuffle. Since I had spent hours looking over these comments, on a few different blogs, trying to pull together the story, and another hour or two writing my post, applying my expert knowledge on how important content knowledge is, I thought I might offer to write a…
Hello readers! Welcome to the new home of Cedar’s Digest. I have decided to integrate my blog with my professional website, no longer putting a wall between my blog and my website that presents a more professional and scholarly profile. I began a blog in 2005, posting some book reviews that I submitted for the Virginia…
>I read a really interesting and provocative essay about the web a few days ago that has really stuck with me. I thought I’d share it with my five loyal readers, and ask what they thought. Here is the essay: The Web is a Customer Service Medium, by Paul Ford I think it is worth…
