Category archive: links

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• The Computer Hardware Chart Identifies Your PC's Parts
  'Whether you're a first-time computer builder or a seasoned pro, deviantART user Sonic480's computer hardware poster, which helps you identify countless different types of hard drives, RAM, ports, CPU sockets, power connectors, and more, is a great reference.'
• Visio Killer Gliffy Gets A Makeover – ReadWriteEnterprise

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• Mobile phone recycling, Compare mobile phone, recycle mobile phone, Sell mobile phone, trade in mobile phone or recycle your old mobile phone for cash
• Spanish to English Dictionary | Translation | Translator
• Functions : Cross-workbook references – Google Docs Help
  'Google Spreadsheets lets you reference another workbook in the spreadsheet that you're currently editing by using the ImportRange function. ImportRange lets you pull one or more cell values from one spreadsheet into another.'
• Verify your identity on Google Profiles | Webware – CNET
  'Google has carried over a feature from its Knol sites that let people verify that they are who they say they are. People who go through the process–Google executive David Glazer is one–get a green "verified name" tag on their profiles' (last time I checked it was only available in the US though).
• Check Username Availability at Multiple Social Networking Sites
  'Check to see if your desired username or vanity url is still available at dozens of popular Social Networking and Social Bookmarking websites.'

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• Free Foreign Language Lessons (Download to MP3 Player, iPod or Computer) | Open Culture
  'A great way to learn 37 languages for free. Spanish, French, English, Mandarin, Russian and much more. Why pay for Rosetta Stone when you can learn a new language for free.'
• Free Stanford course on developing iPhone software
  'The 10-week course, iPhone Application Programming, is a hot ticket. It begins today and videos of the classes will be posted at Stanford on iTunes U two days after each class meeting (http://itunes.stanford.edu). Copies of the slides shown in class will be available there as well.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• How to disable visual voicemail on the iPhone for UK users – The Watchmaker Project
  'Dial 1760 to disable your voicemail service altogether [...] When you get home, call 1750 to switch your voicemail service back on'
• HOW TO: Manage Multiple Social Media Profiles
  'keeping up a consistent image across the web and keeping your content fresh is vital to good business and strong relationships. With a little upfront effort, the task of maintaining multiple profiles can be less tedious, freeing up time to better connect with other people.'
• How to give yourself Britney's 'If You Seek Amy' hair…
  …because you never know when it will be handy

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• Downloads: bitRipper is a Dead Simple Solution for DVD Ripping

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Stretching Exercises for Plantar Fasciitis – Plantar Fasiciitis Treatment Stretches
• How can I get my books in the Fictionwise eReader format from my desktop to my iPhone? | Lexcycle
  'Since Stanza Desktop does not yet support opening books in the eReader format, this is the alternative solution for transferring your eReader format books from your desktop to Stanza on your iPhone or iPod Touch. This works for eReader format books only.'
• RW's 10-week 1:50-plus half-marathon schedules – Runner's World Racing
  'This band covers beginners and those who have been over the distance once before, in around two hours, and would now like to try for something a little faster. The schedules assume that you have already got into the running habit and are doing two or three miles at a time, about three times a week.'
• The Simpler Sub-80 10-mile plan – Runner's World Racing
  A repeatable 2-week build-up to a sub-80 10-mile race
• 6 Words That Make Your Resume Suck
  Six words to avoid writing on your CV, and several ways to replace them with evidence from experience.
• Create PDF from web pages in Chrome, Opera, or on your iPhone – Download Squad
• Hack Attack: How to hack a marathon – Lifehacker
• Audio Books: Download free audiobooks at LibriVox
  'Web site LibriVox offers free audiobook MP3s of books in the public domain.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Tweet Replies / Get notifed when someone @replies you!
• Outlook: How Microsoft Adapts Getting Things Done for Outlook
  Using Outlook 2007 out of the box, dating and flagging items and assigning categories. The trick is not to look at your inbox but as various views according to what you set out to do.

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Troubleshooting: Are My Sites Up? Tracks Multiple Web Sites' Availability
  'Are My Sites Up? is a web-based application for tracking the up time of web sites and sending notifications when they are down. [...] The service requires no ownership of or modification to the web sites you are monitoring, you can use it on your own site or any site you want to keep an eye on.'
• tiltshiftmaker.com – Transform your photos into tilt-shift miniatures
  1. upload your photo 2. select the area in focus 3. your tilt-shift picture is ready.

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Top 10 Free iPhone Apps to Lose Weight
  'From calorie trackers to fitness tutorials, you can find pretty much anything you could ever want for managing your diet, weight, and fitness goals — best of all, they’re all free.'
• 12 Changes For 2009 | Success Begins Today
  Success Begins Today has 'taken 12 synonyms of the word change and listed something positive for each one that may help you improve your situation in 2009.'
• Protein Food — nutritional balance for optimum diet
  'The protein food list provides examples of foods ranging from high to low for common protein food sources.'
• Homemade Protein Bar Recipe | MuscleHack
  Made with nut butter, whey protein and cream. High in protein, low in carbs.

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• Best Wordpress Themes » The Best WordPress Themes of 2008
  '2008 has been a massive year in the world of WordPress themes, with the emergence of a number of professional design houses selling premium themes, accompanied by a steady stream of quality free theme releases.'
• Tweetree – Birds in a tree.
  'Tweetree puts your Twitter stream in a tree so you can see the posts people are replying to in context. It also pulls in lots of external content like twitpic photos, youtube videos and more, so that you can see them right in your stream without having to click through every link your friends post.'
• 50 Ways to Improve Your Life 2009 (usnews.com)
  50 links to tips to improve your money, your body, your mind, your world and your play next year.
• Twitter On Crack
  Your regular Twitter page, refreshed every fifteen seconds.
• outside.in – GeoToolkit
  Map widget that scrapes your blog's RSS feed and places posts on a map. Requires an US postcode to register.
• SlideShare – SlideShare Ribbon for PowerPoint (SlideShare is the best place to share powerpoint presentations)
  'The SlideShare Ribbon for PowerPoint 2007 lets you use most features of SlideShare from within PowerPoint. You can download and upload files, search, view usage metrics for presentations, and lots more.'
• 5 Exciting Things to Look Forward to in HTML 5 – ReadWriteWeb
  'HTML 5 will redefine how web developers mark up content. It will provide a better way to describe the content displayed on a web page'. Still under heavy development and only for candidate recommendations by the W3C in 2012.
• Ocarina sheet music
  Music scores submitted to the ocarina forum on Smule.com.
• DIY: Stash Valuables in a Full Soda Bottle
  'An apparently full Pepsi bottle gives way to a nifty space for stowing valuables. While it's not locked in any way, it's the last place thieves will think to look.'
• Unsharp Mask: How Do You Actually Use That Thing?
  A 'no-nonsense, jargon-free guide to sharpening your photos using Unsharp Mask'.
• Dataopedia.com – All you need to know about a website
  Handy display of all data related to a website (stats, ranking, mentions on Twitter, Flickr, etc) in one place
• fizy / videomusic.
  Huge database of songs. Search and play (with video where available).

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• How To: Install OS X on Your Hackintosh PC, No Hacking Required
  'you can install Leopard on your computer about as easily as installing Leopard on a Mac—no command line hacking required'
• mark.bird – Outlook Attachment Reminder
  'This Outlook macro will politely remind you to attach a file if it finds the word "attach" in your email and no actual attached file.'
• Yahoo begins rolling out social, extensible e-mail inbox
  'Yahoo Mail's most significant change is a completely redesigned Welcome page that focuses less on mainstream news and ads, and more on social activity and a new concept called "My Connections."'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Lol and Lolcat Builder – Put captions on any picture
  Select or upload a picture, paste captions, get a URL that links to it (or register and save)
• TrackThis: Track FedEx/UPS/USPS/DHL Packages using Twitter (or Email or SMS)
  'Just send a quick direct message to TrackThis and we'll send you a direct message any time your package location changes.
  Depending on how your account is set up, you can get the updates for your shipment on the web, through email or SMS. We support FedEx, UPS, USPS and DHL tracking codes. '
• Viewdle – Search in Video
  'Viewdle is a facial recognition powered digital media platform for easily indexing, searching & monetizing video assets [...] Viewdle technology recognizes actual appearances of people on screen'
• Recipes, Food Photos & Discussion at Open Source Food
  Social network for food lovers. Over 2000 creative-commons-licensed recipes with photos. Register to share recipes, leave comments, vote.
• Hive Five: Five Best Media Center Applications
  'The future of your media lies undeniably in the digital realm. Now you just need to find the perfect media center application to pull it all together.'
• Technotheory.com – Dreamline worksheet: a follow up to the Four Hour Workweek
  'I'm a big fan of Timothy Ferriss' Four Hour Workweek approach. Just a few chapters in he mentions what he calls a Dreamline, which is a chart designed to calculate how approachable and within reach your ideal lifestyle is, in terms of finances and time. On the book’s website there were online calculators for filling out the Dreamline, but I didn’t find them to be as helpful as I'd li… so I've come up with my own.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• English to French, Italian, German & Spanish Dictionary – WordReference.com
  'The WordReference Dictionaries are free online translation dictionaries. The most popular dictionaries are the Spanish Dictionary, French Dictionary and the Italian Dictionary. Search with the form below or the box above.'
• Catapult Fitness: Circuit Training With A Deck Of Cards
  'The premise of the workout is to use a standard deck of 52 playing cards to dictate the exercise to be performed and the number of reps for each exercise. First, you assign an exercise to each card suit. [...] The goal is to work through the entire 52 card deck as quickly as possible.'
• Interactive Video Object Manipulation on Vimeo
  'This demo illustrates our research to bring interactivity to video editing: Our system analyzes videos using computer vision techniques, enabling interactive annotation, browsing, and even drag-and-drop composition of new still images using video footage.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Runners' Medical Resource
  'This website is a good resource for runners who may want some guidance in preparation for – and on the day of – a big race. '
• gwap.com – Home
  Games With A Purpose: 'By playing our games, you're training computers to solve problems for humans all over the world.'
• BBC – Archive Project – The Genesis of Doctor Who
  'Here, we tell the story of the creation of 'Doctor Who' from the very beginning, starting with a report on the possibility of making science fiction for television and leading up to the moment a new drama series is announced in the pages of 'Radio Times'.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• CSSKarma.com | Header and Footer in the Semantic Web
  Sensible argument to rename header, main, sidebar and footer divs to branding, content_main, content_sub and site_info respectively, to move away from positioning info.
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO) – the basics
  Very good article with the basics that anyone can understand and implement.
• Using Friendfeed as a Lifestream within WordPress
  Using the embed option in FriendFeed, with a tiny bit of hackery.
• The Map of Data – Sindice
  'Over 10 billion pieces of reusable information can already be found across 100 million web pages which embed RDF and Microformats.' – index grouped in categories.
• Website Optimizer
  Free tool from Google: 'Test [website] changes with your visitors – Website Optimizer will [...] show these content and design alternatives to your site visitors, all the while monitoring which combinations lead to the highest conversion rates.'
• Micro Persuasion: Making Gmail Your Gateway to the Web
  I use Gmail to do most of the things listed in this article, and I have recently changed my start page to Gmail too.

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Tarpipe: Simplify Your Social Media Workflow – ReadWriteWeb
  'Tarpipe allows you to develop complex workflows for publishing content to multiple social media sites through an intuitive, Yahoo Pipes-like interface.'
• How To: How to Burn Any Video File to a Playable Video DVD
  DVD Flick (free and open source), and Free DVD Creator (free, not open source).
• How to Organize Mental Clutter | ThinkSimpleNow.com
  Write all tasks down, divide them into life categories (work, household, wellbeing, personal projects…), then budget time for each category and stick to it, while dealing with the highest priority for each category.
• Linked Data Tutorial – SlideShare
  A slide show tutorial for absolute beginners on Linked Data
• London (harder, better, faster, stronger) on Vimeo
  Stop motion with more then 3000 pictures of London in less then 2 minutes to the sound of Daft Punk's "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" (live version).
• How to Write a Daily Express Front Page
  Handy flowchart for Daily Express journalists.
• HOW TO: Convert Videos for Your iPhone (or Any Mobile Device)
  'Here are the best solutions for converting videos online as well as off. Some will convert any video you have on your local computer while others will only convert videos that you find online. In any case, you will wind up with a video file in the correct format for your Apple or other mobile device.'
• Old-Fashioned Homemade Ice Cream … – Google Book Search
  'This informative, enthusiastic guide provides complete instructions and helpful advice for making delicious homemade ice cream, either in a hand-cranked or electric freezer. '
• How the Semantic Web Will Change Information Management: Three Predictions (by Silver Oliver)
  'A lot has been written about what the Semantic Web is, but little has been said about the impact it will have. After a brief recap on what the Semantic Web is all about, I will discuss three effects that it will have on the information management.'
• Lifestreaming 101: Put All Your Content in One Place with Google Reader
  I did this over the weekend, you can subscribe to my lifestream at http://feeds.feedburner.com/lucabelletti/lifestream

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Half marathon training
  Thorough explanation of training practices and schedules.
• Juice – The intelligent discovery engine from Linkool Labs (Now available as Firefox plugin)
  'When dropping text into Juice, we'll try to understand its meaning and serve you with context-relevant information. In the case of images or videos, we'll let you store them for later viewing, while you keep browsing just the way you like!'
• Interesting Semantic Web links « Derivadow.com
  9 classic and useful semantic web links.
• BBC polygon of data on TwitPic
  The BBC polygon of data: Semantic web, visualisation by Michael Smethurst
• How To: Live the Cloud Life – PaulStamatiou.com
  Pretty much what I do. My setup: Gmail, Google Docs, JungleDisk with Amazon S3 (online backup), Simplify Media (music), Phoenix (photo editing, but more often Photoshop on desktop), Flickr, Foxmarks (Firefox bookmarks sync, but using Chrome because it's faster).
• BBC – Radio Labs – Automatically linking artists and news on the BBC Music Beta
  BBC news stories have editorially selected related links. MusicBrainz lists related links for each artist. bbc.co.uk/music cross-references the two and provides an RSS feed of news for each artist.
• Video of Nova Spivack's Semantic Web presentation
  'This is the full presentation of Nova Spivack at The Next Web Conference 2008 which took place on April 3 and 4, 2008 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.'
• [true knowledge]™ – home
  'True Knowledge's path-breaking Answer Engine automates the laborious, time-consuming work that users generally must do to get final answers to their questions. True Knowledge does this by structuring data in a way that enables computers to work and think like humans do, drawing inferences and conclusions when needed to find the information that's requested.'
• List of FriendFeed Over IM commands
  'Once you have enabled IM notifications, you can also post messages and comments to your FriendFeed by sending IM commands to the FriendFeed bot.'
• The Channel Five TV Documentary Title Generator
  I got 'The Girl Who Loved The Pencil Sharpener That Had No Stomach'.
• Official Google Reader Blog: Better Cooking Through Reader-ing
  Tag your recipes with ingredients and category to find them easily

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• SemanticHacker
  The world's first open API for semantic discovery.
• Web 2.0 Expo NY: Clay Shirky (shirky.com) It's Not Information Overload. It's Filter Failure.
• A list of very nice and free social buttons | Opensourcehunter
• Last.fm’s 'most removed from scrobbling' list
  Britney is in the top five tracks that last.fm users remove from the lists of what they listen to. Shame! Own up to it – I do.
• Featured Windows Download: Gmail Drive Config Mounts Multiple Gmail Accounts as Disks
  How to get a Gmail account set up as network storage in minutes. Still very experimental, works with Gmail Drive.
• Get Glue. Connect with friends around things you visit!
  Firefox add-on: 'The Glue bar appears right on your current page to show you friends who looked at the same things and what they thought!'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• BBC – Eurovision Your Country Needs You – How to enter
  How to enter this year's national selections for the UK entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 2009.
• pantsketch: Battlestar Galacticsimpsons
  Battlestar Galactica characters turned into the Simpsons.
• Building Web Services the REST Way
  A brief introduction to REST (Representational State Transfer) and a description of how to build Web services in the REST style.

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• Banking 2.0: Money Management Moves to The Cloud – ReadWriteWeb
  Overview of ten major online money management websites. I have tried Mint, Wesabe and Buxfer and would love to use them but many UK financial institutions are missing.
• Productivity tip: put your “Sent Items” file to work for you. — Hoover’s Business Insight Zone
  I do something similar at work without using sent items, with an Outlook rule that delivers a copy of every message I send into my inbox for filing under 'action', 'waiting for' or 'archive'.
• Google Chrome: How to Change Icons on the Bookmarks bar | Google | Tech-Recipes
  Quick and easy fix using SQLite database browser.
• Lego life-size replicas | Neiman Marcus
  Have 60k USD to blow and need a present for the couple who has everything? Get them a his-and-hers Lego life-size replicas.
• Multicolr Search Lab – Idée Inc.
  Search Flickr by colour (or combination of up to 10 colours)
• Balaclava helmet knitting pattern
  1940s balaclava knitting pattern from the V&A collection. 'With ear flaps to enable good hearing during telephone operations (or for use with a mobile phone).'
• iPhone knitting « little feet, big sky
  Advice and iPhone applications to help with storing patterns and tracking stitches.
• Tom's Future of Web Apps, Translated for Product Managers (by Jeremy Zawodny)
  Tom Coates' 'Native to a Web of Data' presentation, interpreted/annotated for the benefit of non-engineering focused product managers.
• Stupid Chrome Tasks | Reloaded Software
  Application to export Google Chrome bookmarks
• Learn Spanish Free Online Lessons – Spanish Language Schools
  Including a good and easy to use verb conjugator.
• Productivity 2.0: How the New Rules of Work Are Changing the Game | Zen Habits
  The advice 'Forget about organization — use technology' applies to me a lot, it's a mind-changing habit that can make a world of difference when you start to tag, archive and search.
• YouTube – iPhone Paper Clip Stand
  Video instructions to make an iPhone stand out of a paper clip. Includes link to a template in PDF format.

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• In Defense of Piracy – WSJ.com
  Lawrence Lessig (law professor and co-founder of Creative Commons) advocates new copyright rules to match modern times.
• Facebook to Google Calendar – Userscripts.org
  Greasemonkey script for Firefox that adds a 'Add to Google Calendar' button in the right hand sidebar of Facebook events
• Linguine with Shrimp and Lemon Oil Recipe : Giada De Laurentiis : Food Network
  If I ate pasta, this is what I'd like. Must try on guests.
• Video of Sydney harbour through a tilt-shift lens
  Filmed to make it look like a tiny model.

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Best of the Best: The Hive Five Winners
  An extensive list of the best software (or, occasionally, pen and paper) for a multitude of jobs.
• ResizR – Easy online image resize
  Free online image resizer for .jpg files. Keeps proportions. Has a Firefox extension.
• Iphone Video Encoding setting and program for windows – GohTech's Weblog
  'So many of you have an ipod touch or an iphone and want to put videos on it. I have a easy method well kinda…. I think it’s easy enough well let me try to help step by step.'
• The Linking Open Data dataset cloud
  'This image shows some of the datasets published in the Linking Open Data community project. Clicking any of the datasets will take you to its project homepage. It is also available in PDF and SVG versions.'
• BBC TV on the web redefined – BBC Internet Blog
  'Today is a big day for BBC television on the web with the launch of brand new websites for BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four as well as an updated BBC Three site (building on February's relaunch) and a new TV homepage.'
• SIMILE | Timeline
  'Timeline is a DHTML-based AJAXy widget for visualizing time-based events. It is like Google Maps for time-based information. Below is a live example that you can play with. Pan the timeline by dragging it horizontally.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Spectacular Sticky-Note Experiment
  Fun with 280,951 Post-it notes from the Mentos guys.
• Gyminee Food Search Engine For Firefox
  Custom search engine that searches the Gyminee food database.
• Dabbleboard – Interactive whiteboard for drawing & team collaboration
  Dabbleboard is a powerful interactive whiteboard that's actually easy and fun to use. With a revolutionary new interface, Dabbleboard gets out of your way and just lets you draw.
  Draw with flexible tools. Reuse previously-made drawings. Share and collaborate in real-time. All as naturally as using a marker or a pencil.
• Radio Pop – social radio listening from BBC Radio Labs
  Radio Pop enhances your BBC radio listening – enabling you to create a personal record of the programmes you hear, and see what your friends and everyone else is listening to.
• Pick Anything | Giftag
  Similar to Amazon's universal item wishlist, but built on open standards.
• Greasemetal: Greasemonkey for Google Chrome – ReadWriteWeb
  Japanese developer Kazuho Oku found a way to run userscripts on Google Chrome. While its functionality is still limited, Greasemetal is already showing a lot of promise and works exactly as advertised, even though it is not compatible with all Greasemonkey scripts yet.
• SweetCron Reviews and Resources Roundup | Lifestream Blog
  A roundup of the best articles on SweetCron, an open source Lifestreaming blog software you host yourself.
• Linked Movie Data Base | Start Page
  The project aims at publishing the first open semantic web database for movies, including a large number of interlinks to several datasets on the open data cloud and references to related webpages.

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• Unitasker Wednesday: GoateeSaver
  'Tired of the constant struggle every morning trying to get your goatee to look perfect? [...] Just slide [GoateeSaver] over your mouth and shave to get the perfect look that women will admire and men will respect.'
• Firefox: Enable Chrome's Best Features in Firefox
  'many of Chrome's best features are already available in Firefox 3, proving yet again the power of extensibility.'
• Querying DBpedia – bobdc.blog
  Using SPARQL to extract 'a list of things written by Bart on the school blackboard at the beginning of a collection of Simpsons episodes'.
• Image Metrics : Performance-Driven Facial Animation Solutions for the Digital World
  '…quickly and efficiently converts measurements of the face into animation [...] to any digitally-created character for your video game, visual effects of CG feature film project'.
• Google Chrome vulnerable to carpet-bombing flaw | Zero Day | ZDNet.com
  Google Chrome uses an old version of WebKit that has since been patched by Apple.
• Google Chrome comic book
  A comic by Scott McCloud that was initially only sent to journalists and bloggers explaining the features of and motivations for the new browser but was leaked online prior to launch.

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• Gmaps Pedometer
  A hack that uses Google's mapping application to help record distances traveled and calories burned during a running or walking workout.
• delicious blog | using delicious on your iphone
  Drag bookmarklet to Safari toolbar on desktop, sync bookmarks to iPhone, use bookmark to post to delicious from iPhone as I am doing this very moment.
• Semantic Web 2.0: the Ubiquity plugin for Firefox
  The Ubiquity plugin for Firefox makes it possible for users to type in standard language commands to retrieve information from the Internet or to interact with web applications. (Things such as "email this to bill", "translate this into german" or "calculate".)
• Microsoft breaks IE8 interoperability promise | The Register
  Now that Internet Explorer IE8 beta 2 is released, we know that many, if not most, pages viewed in IE8 will not be shown in standards mode by default.
• Share Your del.icio.us Links With WordPress | The Reader Appreciation Project
  A step-by-step tutorial on integrating your del.icio.us links with your WordPress (2.2 and up) installation.
• TV.com: Heroes' fourth volume named
  Series creator Tim Kring lets slip the title of the next chapter of NBC's sci-fi hit, and it signals interesting times for our super friends.
• Windows Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 Fact Sheet: An overview of the features and benefits of Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer 8.
  It feels like I am enjoying most of the 'new' features with Firefox 3 already. It is particularly pleasing to see that IE will finally support CSS 2.1 (about bloody time). Web slices sound promising too.
• Creative Commons Licenses – Creative Commons
  The following describes each of the six main licenses offered when you choose to publish your work with a Creative Commons license.
• Choose a CC License form
  Answer three questions and find out which Creative Commons license is best suited for your work.
• Morale-O-Meter
  'Keep track of, and share, your morale, health, sleep, alcohol consumption, and caffeine consumption. Compare your day with the days of others. Customize a free graph of your morale trends to put on your own site.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Crazy Japanese create iMac-like iPod dock | Register Hardware
  One Japanese manufacturer has designed a dock that gives the iPod Touch the appearance of a miniature iMac. There's a version for the iPhone too.
• Powerset
  Scaled-down, simplified interface to browse Wikipedia information on iPhone and iPod Touch.
• Create Your Own Smart Bookmarks in Firefox 3
  '… things in other applications that are similar to Smart Bookmarks. For example, iTunes (and many other media players) have what are referred to as Smart Playlists.'
• Superdrug Health Services
  A series of tests you can have at Superdrug: Food Intolerance, Healthy Heart, Mole Clinic, Allergy, ECG.

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Card sorting: a definitive guide – Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design
  'Card sorting is a great, reliable, inexpensive method for finding patterns in how users would expect to find content or functionality.'
• cTwIG – Cocoon Two Idiots Guide
  'It is intended to provide a quick guide for other new users of C2 so that they can get up and running without needing to trouble the more experienced users out there.'
• Jar File Overview
  'Although Jar can be used as a general archiving tool, the primary motivation for its development was so that Java applets and their requisite components (.class files, images and sounds) can be downloaded to a browser in a single HTTP transaction'
• Madrid : Suggested Itineraries : In One Day | Frommers.com
  Madrid in one (or two, or three) days, with maps.

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• GSnap
  Free AutoTune-like audio pitch correction tool
• Firefox 3 Beta: Make Your Extensions Work with the Firefox 3 Beta
  'here's a cheat that may get them to work. Big Honking Warning: Only do this if you're willing to deal with possible bleeding edge extension bugs and security risks'
• Symbol Signs: Society & Environment: AIGA
  'The complete set of 50 passenger/pedestrian symbols developed by AIGA is now available on the web, free of charge. Signs are available in EPS and GIF formats.'
• How to publish Linked Data on the Web
  'This document provides a tutorial on how to publish Linked Data on the Web. After a general overview of the concept of Linked Data, we describe several practical recipes for publishing information as Linked Data on the Web.'
• emotiv EPOC gaming headset
  Headset that allows you to control games by using your mind (sensors convert electric signals from the brain), facial expressions and head movements (the headset includes a gyroscope).
• Work Less, Give Your Customers Less… and Succeed Like 37Signals – Bill Taylor
  37signals founder Jason Fried: 'If you include every decent idea that comes along, you'll just wind up with a half-assed version of your product. What you really want to do is build half a product that kicks ass.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• LastGraph
  web-based system for making pretty wavegraphs of your Last.fm musical profile. The charts have time along the horizontal axis, and number of plays on the vertical; think of it as sort of a stacked line graph, but centered, smoothed, and generally nicer.
• Tag Galaxy
  Cool visualisation of photos tagged with terms you type, in a 'related to' structure using planets. Easier to see than describe it.
• Tagaroo
  Wordpress Plugin that uses Open Calais to suggest tags matching your posts. You can also suggest tags and use them to automatically get great images from Flickr to include in your post.
• Text to Binary translator
  Type your text in the first field, and you’ll see its binary encoding in the second one. You can also translate from binary to plain text.
• Sony + Tru2way = No More Set-top Boxes? « NewTeeVee
  'tru2way allows developers to create all manner of interactive applications (like games [...] or interactive guides) for the television. The standard allows developers to write the application once, and have it run on any cable system.'
• Search Muxtapes With Muxfind – ReadWriteWeb
  Using Muxfind is as simple as using any search engine – and you don't need a Muxtape login to access it. Above the search box, you have three options to search by: "Find Artists and Songs," "Discover by Muxtape," and "Discover by Artist."
• New York Times API Coming – ReadWriteWeb
  'The web of the near-term future isn't about pages any more, [...] It's about data, flying around, hopefully under the control of users, and offering a world of possibilities that few of us could have imagined just a few years ago.'

Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account over the past seven days:

• Rate Your Music
  'international metadata database where musical albums, EPs, singles, videos and bootlegs (collectively referred to as "releases") are added, rated, and reviewed by users.'
• Collins Lexibase online dictionary
  'free online dictionay service which provides you access to a variety of electronic dictionaries based on authoritative content such as Collins dictionaries, for English definitions, translations in French, Italian, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Chinese'
• SlideShare
  'SlideShare is the best way to share your presentations with the world. Let your ideas reach a broad audience. Share publicly or privately. Add audio to create a webinar.'