Check out this video to learn more about the latest version of Picaso 3.0. This is a great photography software and it is FREE!
It is so easy and so useful. You may never want to open up Photoshop, etc. again!
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Very interesting! “Several online information graphics that illustrate the causes or
relative dimensions of the ongoing credit crisis.” Infosthetics.com
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AllMyFaves - Why Search? is an interesting concept. The about page says, “We have searched the web and provided you with a visual directory that includes the best sites in each category!” It is worth a look!
There are tabs in various categories including:
Entertainment
Kids
Shopping
Travel
Weekly Faves
On the ‘Home’ tab there are categories, too.:
Weekly Faves
Email
Video
Maps
Search
News
Weather
Community (Social Networking)
Shopping
Travel
Banks
Finance
Sports
Magazines
Cellular
Info […]
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In my opinion, Time.com deserves a second look. It does what CNN.com failed to do in their makeover. It has a lot of information and stories but keeps a fresh white look. Here are some particular areas that I find interesting:
FULL LIST (updated every hour) of Most Popular Stories, Most Emailed Stories, Top Stories on […]
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Have you heard of Google’s latest product release? It is a browser called, Chrome, and it is awesome! You must try it! Learn about it and download it here. Be sure to watch the introductory videos to quickly learn the features. I love it and think that you will, too!
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PC World Magazine (PCWorld.com) says,
“Microsoft WorldWide Telescope lets you visit distant stars. This slick, attractive program - now in free beta - sets you loose in space, either alone or with a guide.”
Check it out - http://find.pcworld.com/60899
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Widgets are a lot of fun and can be quite useful. There are Widgets for just about everything! I am a fan of iGoogle and use a few of the many choices offered there. There are many sources for widgets. Here is a widget from Scholastic.com that may […]
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“USA.gov now offers a new page called Teen Resources, which contains information on:
Driving
Education
Environmental Consciousness
Health and Safety
Internet and Mobile
Jobs and Volunteering
Money
Travel and Recreation”
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Harrison Hoffman wrote on Cnet.com an article, “Easy as ABC: Web apps for students”
“Summer is, unfortunately, almost over and that means that students are starting to head back to school in the coming weeks. There are so many online tools that can help students today to stay more organized and productive that I thought I […]
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“See what the world is searching for.”
“With Google Insights for Search, you can compare search volume patterns across specific regions, categories, and time frames.”
Categories - Narrow data to specific categories, like finance, health, and sports.
Seasonality - Anticipate demand for your business so you can budget and plan accordingly.
Geographic Distribution - Know where to find your […]
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