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An interesting API from Yahoo for dealing with real-world locations.

Software to make your own comics. I might try this for graphics for my next presentation.

Design a protective vinyl skin for your laptop or MP3 player. Cheap!

An article from Malcolm Gladwell on the process of invention. Very cool. I want to do that kind of stuff when I grow up.

The CIA’s manual on intelligence analysis. Some good info here for consultants and others that must take in a lot of information.

Print your own graph and note paper.

Get streaming news video from TV stations around the world.

A whole batch of patterns for displaying information.

A foundation that’s new to me. “Supporting Science - investing in the big questions.” I like the tagline.

An easy online way to track gas mileage. Like the integration with Twitter.

Good, free Dreamweaver training vids from WebAssist.

Back in March I attended the wonderful BlogTalk2008 conference in Cork. Check out the slides and some videos from the conference here.

An article from Esquire magazine covering the final trip home for one American soldier killed in Iraq. Incredibly powerful stuff, a must-read.

An open marketplace for ideas. Want to solve a challenge? Check their database of problems in need of solution. Got a problem? Submit it here and offer some cash for a solution. Interesting idea, but they need more problems in their database.

The Cambridge Press is now offering a bunch of their books in e-book format. Lots of heavy stuff here, but lots of interesting stuff too.

An Amazon web store that asked a dozen top bloggers what books they’d recommend. It’s a great list - I’d recommend most of the books listed here. All profits go to a good cause.

Build your own font, online.

A scrolling view into the Twitter universe. A collection of random thoughts on the themes love, hate, think, believe, feel, wish. Kinda cool.

Lots of great stuff here for web developers.

A great online music source. They sell MP3 files with no DRM. While their selection isn’t terribly broad yet, they’ve got some good stuff. You can pay whatever you feel the music is worth.

An online magazine focused on tech usage in government agencies.