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"10 Things I Bet You Didn't Know About Google" (November 13, 2003 04:46 PM)
Boston University prof Michael Feldman offers up 10 Things I Bet You Didn't Know About Google. After #1 (some numbers, stats) follow 9 types of things Google can do besides just keyword web searches (<tiphat>tip of the blog hat to Scripting News</tiphat>). Nothing was tremendous news to this dog, but... «more»
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GotW: Abbey's Writing Quotes (November 9, 2003 10:46 AM)
It's been many weeks, maybe months, since I updated the CDB sidebar "Google of the Week (GotW), so today was as good a day as any. Also, I added GotW as a category archive with requisite RSS feed. The GotW appears in the CDB sidebar, using MovableType's built in API... «more»
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Web-A-Sketch and the beauty of obscure blogs (August 17, 2003 08:45 AM)
This post is as tangential as the twisted web path it took to get there. The ending is at Allen Smith's Web-A-Sketch, a detailed description and parts list for how he hooked up some motors to an original Etch-A-Sketch and made it so anyone could remotely control it via a... «more»
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Weekly Google +/- Feedster (June 30, 2003 11:47 AM)
The highly touted (well maybe in my mind) right side feature of the CDB site, Google of the Week is actually a poor person's RSS feed, probably one of the easiest ways to syndicate content is to link to a search that produces a customized query result. This week, just... «more»
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Google of the Week (google**10) (April 30, 2003 08:40 AM)
This week's newest set of googled links are to variety of sites that make great use of visuals to further the understanding of scales of magnitude, some great educational resources lie within...... «more»
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Google of the Week (April 20, 2003 01:32 PM)
Part of (maybe) a regular feature here is a preset "Google-link" that produces results relevant to CDB... Coming soon will be a simple guide site to doing this for yourself, but it is just about the easiest, simplest, and most effective way to share external information without researching yourself...... «more»
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