Monthly Archives: May 2009

Wolfram|Alpha – There’s no doubt about it, we’re living in the age of fast and always-accessible information at our fingertips. Consequently, many relevant players – aside of Google – are constantly hard at work in manipulating, simplifying and renovating the … Continue reading →

Bikely – Bikely is exactly what it sounds like – a bike site that helps cyclists share the valuable knowledge of good bicycle routes. It can be quite tricky traversing a car dominated city by bicycle, particularly when you need … Continue reading →

Coolest Gadgets – I’m sure you’re familiar with the old saying don’t judge a book by its cover. Although Internet sites don’t have covers per se, they do have Graphical User Interface (GUI). The all too familiar metaphor opening this … Continue reading →

DoSomething – Empowering teenagers is always a challenging task; what could possibly motivate a 15 year-old to do something good without receiving any tangible reward in return? DoSomething apparently has that magic ingredient and they believe teenagers have the power … Continue reading →

280Slides – Don’t you just love surprises? 280Slides offers just that. They enable you to “create beautiful presentations, access them from anywhere, and share them with the world. With 280 Slides, there’s no software to download and nothing to pay … Continue reading →

EmployAid – EmployAid is an online community for employees, employers, and small business owners, helping these various groups find the resources they need for career success. The current slumbered economy, increasing corporate layoffs, workplace issues, and what seems to be … Continue reading →

Indexed – Jessica Hagy is a different kind of thinker. She has an astonishing talent for visualizing relationships, capturing in pictures what is difficult for most of us to express in words. Every weekday she posts charts, graphs, and Venn … Continue reading →

Davey Dance BLOG – Davey Dance BLOG  is an ongoing blog project. Davey started this original blog while traveling Europe during the Spring of 2007. Armed only with an ipod and a Canon PowerShot, Davey picks a location and a … Continue reading →

Cake Wrecks – I usually don’t adopt a mocking approach when it comes to people’s works and master pieces. Having that said, certain cases induce a rolling laughter that is simply inevitable. On that note, Cake Wrecks is all about … Continue reading →

Me and the Key – This is a very enjoyable game, the goal in each level is too find the key. Use your mouse to point, click, drag or drop – and don’t give up as eventually you will find … Continue reading →

BillShrink – The concept of BillShrink first came to Co-Founder Schwark Satyavolu when he and his wife tried to compare mobile rates. The vast number of different plans they could have chosen from brought the challenge of making an informed … Continue reading →

Playing for Change – What is this oddly titled website? According to them (About us page), “Playing for Change is a multimedia movement created to inspire, connect, and bring peace to the world through music. The idea for this project … Continue reading →