Links of the Week (Week #47, 2005)
Published Saturday, November 19th, 2005 at 11:22 am
- Black Friday 2005 - This site contains a listing of sale items planned for "Black Friday", the super-busy shopping day the Friday after thanksgiving. Use this list to plan your attack.
- Digital photo printing comparison – Compare prices on digital photo printing services.
- FLASH GAME: Online SONIC THE HEDGEHOG! – Flash version of Sonic. Amazing!
- Fold Paper in half any number of times - Has anyone ever told you that it is impossible to fold a piece of paper in half more then eight times. Try it. No matter how large a sheet you get it appears to be impossible and it was believed to be impossible until highschool student Britney Gallivan derived the limiting equations for paper folding and discovered a technique to increase the number of folds.
- Jason Salavon – Figure 1. (Every Playboy Centerfold, 1988-1997) – This is a superposition of every playboy centerfold from 1988 – 1997. Don’t worry it is safe for work.
- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online | Column: Finding the Keys to Your Computers
- A small windows application to get the product keys for various
installed aplications on your windows system. It is probably a good
idea to backup this information.
- The Five WordPress Plugins You Want – Quantum Biocommunication Technology – Five "must have" word press plugins. The first item is WYSI-Wordpress Plugin. I prefer xinha4wp but they are all very good. Be sure to check out wp-amazon if you want to include links to Amazon products in your posts.
- The Universe is Only Pretending, Physicist Says – The Daily Californian - I first read about the holographic principle in this months Scientific American and I’m still trying to wrap my brain around it.
* Disclosure: The links presented here are links I recorded during my
web surfing sessions. Often times these links were found on other
sites and are presented here without credit. Those sites include,
but are not limited to, digg.com, Slashdot, Drudge Report, and BoingBoing. *