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50 Great Free Online Libraries
karokan
by karokan  4-8-2007    16
 Comprehensive list of free online book resources
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Hidden Program In Windows XP
RiverRed
by RiverRed  11-28-2006    28
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5 Steps to Being More Photogenic
meerkat
by meerkat  12-1-2006    19
 So useful for professional portraits, or for random pictures with your friends. Ah, vanity.
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Unbelievable Graphic Art Picture
rko2007
by rko2007  4-2-2007    10
 Look closely, they're amazing!
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70 Ways to Better Brain Power
nhorn
by nhorn  12-1-2006    3
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The Current Prettiest Images
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  11-12-2006    21
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60 of the Most Famous Photographs
Scattered_Fusion
by Scattered_Fusion  11-22-2006    9
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great pics
prashanth
by prashanth  11-14-2006    15
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Most spectacular view in the Solar System
abramsv
by abramsv  12-8-2006    4
 Few sights in the solar system are more strikingly beautiful than softly hued Saturn embraced by the shadows of its stately rings. The Cassini Orbiter on its mission in deep space caught this rare occasion of Saturn eclipsing the Sun.
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Evolution Animation GIF
kdupuis
by kdupuis  12-1-2006    12
 cool!
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Firefox Gone Wild
Scattered_Fusion
by Scattered_Fusion  11-28-2006    18
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25 Greatest Science Books of All Time
Kore7
by Kore7  11-20-2006    3
  The Origin of Species (1859) Darwin's masterwork is, undeniably, The Origin of Species , in which he introduced his theory of evolution by natural selection. Prior to its publication, the prevailing view was that each species had existed in its current form since the moment of divine creation and that humans were a privileged form of life, above and apart from nature. Darwin's theory knocked us from that pedestal. Wary of a religious backlash, he kept his ideas secret for almost two decades while bolstering them with additional observations and experiments. The result is an avalanche of detail—there seems to be no species he did not contemplate—thankfully delivered in accessible, conversational prose. A century and a half later, Darwin's paean to evolution still begs to be heard: "There is grandeur in this view of life," he wrote, that "from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved."
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How to Write Great Headlines
adamc
by adamc  11-21-2006    9
 Each one is explained nicely at the source.
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A writer is a person who cares about words.
mihla
by mihla  11-2-2006    9
 When I was struggling as a freelance writer, this quote was my mantra. Often when I told people I was a writer, their response was, "What have you written?" Later, when I was conducting memoir writing and personal history, I used the quote again to convince my students they were writers.
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Read books by e-mail.
ArghDangIt
by ArghDangIt  11-24-2006    8
 Get parts of books sent to your email daily.
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Is Hell exothermic or endothermic?
orangysb
by orangysb  11-4-2006    4
 Go to the original page for the conclusion, apparently this is a very old joke, but it is new to me so i find it really funny.
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F-Shaped Pattern For Reading Web Content
haraya
by haraya  11-28-2006    2
 Useful info for web developers.
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How to Buy Nothing
MomLes
by MomLes  11-24-2006    1
 There's more. Nov. 24 is Buy Nothing Day
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14 free vertical CSS menus
ericskiff
by ericskiff  11-20-2006    1
 Sometimes it's better not to bother reinventing the wheel. :) Here's some great CSS menu designs to give a solid navigation element to your site using only ul and li in the html.
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The Myth of Prodigy and Why it Matters
Kore7
by Kore7  11-1-2006    1
 Science writer, Malcolm Gladwell, debates the worth of placing so much attention on childhood prodigies and whether the notion of childhood prodigy hasn't been romanticized beyond it's importance. Our romanticized view of precociousness matters. When certain kids are singled out as gifted or talented, Gladwell suggested, it creates an environment that may be subtly discouraging to those who are just average. “In singling out people like me at age 13 for special treatment, we discouraged other kids from ever taking up running at all. And we will never know how many kids who might have been great milers had they been encouraged and not discouraged from joining running, might have ended up as being very successful 10 years down the road.”
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Atheism: Statistics, Rates and Patterns
Djiezes
by Djiezes  11-22-2006    2
 massive statistical resource on atheism
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Graphic: Timeline of the Big Bang
Kore7
by Kore7  8-15-2006    7
 An informative graphical timeline of the very creation of time, space, matter, and energy in our universe. Cool! I just clipped the first paragraph of the nicely written description that accompanies it. Of course, cosmology, cosmogony, and quantum physics, and the origins of space-time are some of the hardest fields of study being pursued right now. Any other pointers to clip-size explanations would be welcome additions to Clipmarks.
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The sad story of a child prodigy
m_a_d_d_i_
by m_a_d_d_i_  11-23-2006    4
 Check out the site for the rest of the story
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EverNote note-taking application
nickolas
by nickolas  12-17-2006    5
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Mahatma Gandhi on Christianity (+ Other Quotes)
sohil
by sohil  11-23-2006    9
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Genetic breakthrough that reveals the differences between humans [P]
Godfrey Daniel
by Godfrey Daniel  11-23-2006    6
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11 ways to access gmail
travislaborde
by travislaborde  11-23-2006    1
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The God Experiments
wildcat
by wildcat  11-24-2006    6
 Over millennia, as natural selection bolstered our unconscious anthropomorphic tendencies, they reached beyond specific objects and events to encompass all of nature, goes Guthrie's theory, until we persuaded ourselves that "the entire world of our experience is merely a show staged by some master dramatist."
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Philosophers condensed in attempt to educate public.
Laustere
by Laustere  11-23-2006    1
 Friend of college students?
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Brilliant Minds Forecast the Next 50 Years
taksmaster
by taksmaster  11-22-2006    1
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Sifr: insert rich typography into web pages
synapse
by synapse  11-26-2006    2
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Comforting embrace
Irate_Nate
by Irate_Nate  11-21-2006   
 You can disagree with the war, or the motives, or the decisions of our officials who sit in the safety of their Washington, D.C. offices, but you should never disparage or downplay the efforts of our men and women who serve our country.
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US and Mexico Take Astronomical Step Toward Finding Clues to Creation of Universe
gingembre
by gingembre  11-22-2006    2
 Wow--13 billion-year-old radio waves in space!
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How can man respect life, when the creation itself does not?
wildcat
by wildcat  11-24-2006   
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100 books of the year (NYT)
anonymology
by anonymology  11-23-2006   
 Might be of interest to some. I've read some of these titles.
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Bring the moon to your room
adamc
by adamc  11-22-2006    8
 OK, so it's a little weird, I wouldn't buy one, but if someone gave it to me as a present, I'd put it on the wall and gaze at it every night.
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The Phrase Finder
Socratoad
by Socratoad  11-21-2006    2
 The meanings and origins of over 1,200 English sayings, phrases and idioms
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get-synonym-com
Socratoad
by Socratoad  11-23-2006    3
 A very useful and fun search source. Try it, you'll like it
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OriginalSignal..... just so well done
Godfrey Daniel
by Godfrey Daniel  11-25-2006    9
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PAPA SAN
Godfrey Daniel
by Godfrey Daniel  11-14-2006    7
  Hear Papa San just try to sit still ha
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