ARKive is an ever-expanding multimedia database that contains a wealth of information about the world’s most endangered species.
Animal, plant, and fungus lovers can explore the site by zooming in on specific classes (mammals, reptiles, etc.), eco-regions (such as South America’s Atlantic forest), continents, and countries. A Google Earth interface helps users learn about threatened marine species, and the site’s educational resource pages are geared toward specific age groups (starting with preteens). But wherever you land, you’re sure to see a wealth of images and videos—each of which serves as a reminder of how much we stand to lose by letting any one of these species disappear. Gunnison sage-grouse male displaying and calling
There’s always been something rather satisfying in receiving a card in the mail (that’s right, remember good old-fashioned snail mail?). Invitations sent via e-mail or Facebook, while convenient, just haven’t been able to carry the same amount of thoughtfulness and personalized touch. Until now—Paperless Post takes the e-invite into a civilized age, letting you design and send custom invitations and announcements expediently online.
Created by siblings Alexa and James Hirschfeld, the site cleverly allows subscribers to choose among a dizzying array of card styles, fonts and design flourishes that perfectly mimic the heft and look of elegant stationary, complete with envelopes that open with a click. In addition to feeling good about your carbon footprint, you’re also easily able to monitor as recipients receive their invitations, and manage their replies. Who says you can’t bring formality and manners into the 21st century?
I just got a second blog, but its on hubpages.. I will make a new one here in blogger.com, when i think of other things that i want to post. But for now, my blog here in Blogger, will be my main one, and the one on hubpages will be my second one... I have joined hub pages this past few days, and i have already posted 8 hubs so far. I like it as much as i like blogging here.. I am still learning more about hubpages. A friend told me, that i could earn money there, which would be nice, and i could use my blog here and hubpages to generate traffic..But i enjoy posting here and hubpages, even without earning...lol...
I will post the articles that i posted there here, but not just yet....
Here are some of the articles that i have placed on my hubpages...please give them a visit, if some of these topics interest you...
I as just reading one of my old magazines, Wired Mag August 2008 edition, i found that i skipped a page before. I haven't encountered anyone posting them, but i guess this list is pretty hilarious. I have Posted in my facebook once, that i am watching a certain movie again, except that it's not "The Notebook"...
Things Not To Say in a Facebook Status Update
1. ROCKIN'S FREEBIRD!
2. Rubbing cream on that thing that I noticed last weekend. Doesn't seem to be working.
3. Buying DC Universe Classics Wave 5 the Atom at Wal-Mart! Build-a-figure Metallo is complete! 4. Feeling trapped in this male body.
5. Jesus, I'm lonely. 6. D'oh! Accidentally trimmed my pickin' nail.
7. Watching The Notebook again. 8. Quick! does anyone know the age of consent in Kentucky?
9. Just came up with a new emoticon for sanguine [:<≠> 10. Thinking about maybe talking to someone
I just loved this website, since it is every useful in checking if the website is still existing or not, it will tell if i am the only one having problems with the site or not.. It's very useful since, i am following some forums and blogs that i liked very much, and when i can't access some of them... And it's very easy to use, just put the url of the site you want to access...
If a site is down, you will get this message: "It's not just you! (Site) looks down from here!.
If its up, you will get this... "It is just you. Site is up..
Besides from the updates from the news, and WHO, You can now track if there is H1N1 Virus in you area or any country you wish to know. You can track it by going here. The data on the map is compiled using from official sources such us WHo, news, user-contributions, is updated multiple times per day...
Originally, the swine flu tracker could be found here, but it was moved to Rhiza Labs, which contain the updates on what countries have known to have the disease, and the number of people who contracted the virus..
I have been using Plagiarism Checker for a while now to make sure the projects and assignment i turn in school is genuine and , its very handy for me as student.. It's very easy to use too, since all you need to is copy and paste your project or easy into the text box and click on the check the paper button.. It will then checked whether its plagiarized or not.. This tool is also beneficial for teachers who want to check the papers of the students if its plagiarized or not. This tool will check if your document is similar to those that are found in the Internet. This tool is intended only to correct some in your documents that are plagiarized, it will not check all the sentences or paragraphs that you submit.. I still use it thought, because it helps me know what parts of my assignment is the same with those already presented in the net, so that i can rephrase it or use my own words..
I found a really cool site, while i was surfing yesterday. It's called wePapers, where you able to find papers / documents (thesis, books, articles, etc) on any subjects that you want to learn under some of this categories, such as science and engineering, social sciences, arts & humanities, computer sciences, education, and many more...Like the site has said wePapers is the easiest place for students to find academic papers, collaborate and create study groups and discuss with others also.. In wePapers you can also read what other people whave written such as their thesis, comments, and other materials....the materials in wePaper can expand our knowledge, and enlight others as well..
I am a bookworm... i love to read books whether its the hard copy or soft copy...But what I love more are free books.. And at Many Books, you can download free e-books to your iPod, PDA, eBook Reader and your PC!
You can also register for free, so that you can monitor the books that you have downloaded. You can browse through the books according to its Author, Title, or Language.. Choose the fortmat you want, and then Click Download... It will provide you a link, that you can use to download the ebook.. The link would expire in five minutes, so better be quick.. But its find because the file sizes are not to big...
There is about 20, 000 or more in Many Books, they are all free. enjoy...
ARKive is an ever-expanding multimedia database that contains a wealth of information about the world’s most endangered species.
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