Category Archives: Great sites
Korean websites where you can find computer/laptop deals
Save this post for future reference: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: My coworkers recently showed me some Korean websites to shop for computers since I said I was looking for a cheap laptop to replace my current … Continue reading
Filed under Advice, Great finds, Great sites, Korea life, Shopping, Technology
Launch your e-Teaching career
Add this blog to your favorites: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Teach Indians, Chinese and French all from the comforts of your American home. Just discovered this little site called WiZiQ which supposedly allows you … Continue reading
How did I live before Last.fm?
Add this blog to your favorites: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Seriously, I thank for the Internet for many things. Recently, one of my teachers I saw recommended a cool app/website called DropBox which allows … Continue reading
Filed under Accolades, Entertainment, Great finds, Great sites, Music
Using your gmail more effectively: 10 tips straight from the horse’s mouth
Add this blog to your favorites: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Google’s Gmail team recently announced their 1 year anniversary in publishing posts about the email service. In the announcement, they shared with us the … Continue reading
Attention all facebook members: Facebook no longer the #2 Social Website on the web
Facebook is overpopulated or rather overpopulating the Internet. According to Alexa.com, a division of Amazon.com, Facebook has overtaken MySpace.com as the #1 Social Networking website on the Internet. Just like they wrote on their blog, Facebook has overtaken popular websites … Continue reading
Filed under Facebook, Great sites, Interesting..., Search Engine Management, Technology
Video revolution?
Enjoy them while they’re available & free: Joost, Joox, YouTube, Veoh, Vimeo, Viddler, Stage6
Filed under Great sites, Video
Quite an amazing video website…
I stumbled upon this site, but it’s seriously a breath of fresh air. Don’t know how this guy made it, but definitely unique. Check out this website about “streaming video about life in Japan.”
Filed under Globalization, Great sites, Impressive, Interesting..., Japanese life, Video
25 websites Time.com (‘s editors) says we can’t live without
1. Amazon.com (true) 2. BBC.co.uk (yah, I guess…well, I’d argue CNN.com) 3. Citysearch.com (I think there’s some bias here, but it has good stuff) 4. Craigslist.org (definitely) 5. Del.icio.us (debateable since there’s lots like it)
Filed under Great finds, Great sites, Interesting..., Lists, Technology
Find inexpensive airfare for travelling to Asia (from Europe & maybe elsewhere?)
Add this blog to your favorites: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Tips on finding cheap fares from Europe to Asia Originally here: http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/12/06/travel/trqa7.php?WT.mc_id=rsstravel By Roger Collis I have the same question that you answered (Nov. … Continue reading
Filed under Advice, Great finds, Great sites, Interesting..., Korea life, Shopping, Traveling
Surfing American and other Western websites from Korea
Add this blog to your favorites: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: I say “Korea” because with the recent summit between North Korea’s Kim Jong Il and South Korea’s Roh Moo Hyun, we may be seeing … Continue reading
Forget calling collect, but just call for free…
Add this blog to your favorites: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: So, the costs of calling back home (the U.S.A.) and also the hassle of getting calling cards basically disallowed the right hand side of … Continue reading
Filed under Announcements, Business practices, Great finds, Great sites
Free MIT MBA? Free Masters of Science in Engineering?
I was recently reminded of something I knew as early as 2001. It was the fact you can learn from MIT for free: online. If you check out http://ocw.mit.edu, there are at least 1,550 courses available online from MIT (as of … Continue reading
Filed under Altruistic, Education, Globalization, Great sites, Interesting reads, Random thoughts
Funny — a short follow up to WordCount…
So, Jonathan decided to do what we do with Search Engines…he also ranked how we use his Wordcount site with QueryCount. Check out the #1 word — same word as the highest used word in most search engines.
Filed under Great sites, Lists
