Some ditties at EduGenic
Lycos offers 3 gig of email storage and more.
viJournal has been updated. This may be of interest to vJournal and Blogger webloggers
ReelBean is a free video player, editor and convertor.
Writely updates
AOL services are free and will offer 5 gigs of online storage starting in September!
After a 4 month hiatus, I am posting again on disruptive apps as Aldelgado.com
At present I am blogging from Chiapas, Mexico waiting for my next year teaching assignment. Will it be Third Grade or Learning Technology or some variant?
Wiki news.
After moving from Instiki to Hierarki to third party hosting on stikipad, I am back to instiki. It will grow along with my tech blog Mediagenic at http://aldelgado.com
With its resurrection, some of the info is old. Hopefully, I will get this up to date, asap.
Link: Al's Mediagenic Wiki.
For Windows users, a service to get you a discount on shareware software. The offer is only good for one day. It is similar to MacZot for Macintosh users. Since I do not use Windows, leave a comment on their service. Hopefully, this business model will promote the work done by shareware programmers and small software development companies.
I will be moving my technology oriented postings over here and leave Educational Blogs.com to be more about Education and activism.
I am using the LightPress system with my WordPress 1.5 install. I hope to jump to version 2 of WordPress as soon as lightpress is able to make the jump as well. Then again, I here version 2 is becoming quite complex in the bad sense. I hope to get my feeds up correctly. Right now they are not parsing correctly.
Link: MediaGenic.
Send an email or letter to your congressperson, Senators and Big Internet Providers. Voice your opinion against greed and arrogance.
Link: Take Action: Defend Net Freedom Now!.
Defend Net Freedom Now! What if AT&T blocked you from viewing your favorite podcasts and blogs? Verizon cut off your net phone because you weren't using their service? Comcast forced you to download MP3s from their store while slowing other music sites?
This threat is more real than you might think. Right now, the major communications companies are planning to discriminate against the online content and services that they don't yet control. Their executives want to boost profits by playing gatekeeper, giving preferential treatment to their own high-end services while blocking or slowing access to everyone else's.
If these media giants get their way, they'll shut down the free flow of information and dictate how you use the Internet forever. Tell the CEOs and Congress to Defend Net Freedom Now!
Dear reader,
Help keep the Internet free and open. Learn about the situation and hopefully you will sign the online petition. Click on link below.
Link: MoveOn.org Civic Action: Democracy in Action.
Do you buy books online, use Google, or download to an Ipod? These activities, plus MoveOn's online organizing ability, will be hurt if Congress passes a radical law that gives giant corporations more control over the Internet.
Internet providers like AT&T and Verizon are lobbying Congress hard to gut Network Neutrality, the Internet's First Amendment. Net Neutrality prevents AT&T from choosing which websites open most easily for you based on which site pays AT&T more. Amazon doesn't have to outbid Barnes & Noble for the right to work more properly on your computer.
If Net Neutrality is gutted, MoveOn either pays protection money to dominant Internet providers or risks that online activism tools don't work for members. Amazon and Google either pay protection money or risk that their websites process slowly on your computer. That why these high-tech pioneers are joining the fight to protect Network Neutrality[1]--and you can do your part today.
The free and open Internet is under seige--can you sign this petition letting your member of Congress know you support preserving Network Neutrality? Click here:
SolutionWatch puts out a large list of possible solutions for you if you take notes, etc. There were some I didn't know, and I follow quite a few web services on this site.
Link: Fifty Ways to Take Notes � Solution Watch.
I am constantly writing notes. Whether it be for my blog, work, meeting, new ideas, or just basic notes, I am always jotting something down. So I started thinking about all the services I’ve used for taking notes and thought it would be a good idea to share them with you and while I’m at it, to make a list of any others that I find. Now, when it comes to note taking, I personally look for quick and simple. If I have something on my mind, I don’t want to go through some advanced system and climb a mountain just to save a note for myself. There won’t be all the note taking tools out there on my list, but ones that I feel get the job done well.
New hosting blogware service. A free Beta.
Link: LifeLogger.
Free chat and IM service by the folks you brought you zohowriter.
If you have a Gmail account, you can tryout the new Google calendar that is in beta.
The link is provided below. Too bad my school district offers only MS Outlook Access Webmail. It sucks! It seems MS Outlook is the standard for quite a few universities. I have to meet a person who likes MS Outlook Webmail. It is not even imap enables.
Enough of my rant.
Link: BetaNews | Google Opens Calendar Beta.
Google Calendar can import events directly from Microsoft Outlook and Yahoo! Calendar, in addition to supporting calendar standards to view schedules on any device supporting iCal or XML files. Gmail will also recognize events mentioned in an e-mail to quickly add them to Google Calendar.
Here is a reFeed of Educational Webloggers. A permanent link is now located on the top left hand sidebar.
Did I forget anybody? addelgado at gmail.com
http://my.reblog.org/reblogs/educationalweblogs
Link: This is a reFeed of Educational Webloggers | My Hosted reBlog.
A new Structured Blog Site that supports Movable Type and WordPress systems with plugins.
Why? From website: " Using these plugins makes it easy to create, edit, and maintain
different kinds of posts.
structured blogging wordpress
Structured Blogging menu for Wordpress
It's very similar to the default publishing form in blog software like
Wordpress or MT, except that the structure will let you easily add
specific styles to each type - including links and pictures for reviews."
Link: ::: Structured Blogging :::.
Structured Blogging
Structured Blogging is all about giving bloggers the tools to create and syndicate structured information, such as reviews and events. We currently offer two Structured Blogging plugins for the popular blogging platforms Movable Type and Wordpress. Using these plugins makes it easy to create, edit, and maintain different kinds of posts.
structured blogging wordpress
Structured Blogging menu for WordpressIt's very similar to the default publishing form in blog software like Wordpress or MT, except that the structure will let you easily add specific styles to each type - including links and pictures for reviews.
A Web 2.0 webservice that is for teachers, students and parents. Just looking at the gui, reminds of basecamp that we use at my school as in intranet for administration, teachers and some student project. This seems to be the first online web service of this type for schools! I signed up to a free account for my morning technology classes.
Link: Chalksite: gradebooks, assignments, messaging and a personal website just for teachers.
What is Chalksite?
It's the quickest, simplest route to expanding your classroom onto the internet. Teachers, students and parents have a central point to access grading, assignments and messaging. Chalksite is a total web package designed just for teachers, giving you a personal website and tools you actually need without requiring an IT degree to use them.
What can Chalksite do for me?Chalksite was designed for teachers and tested by teachers at every stage of its development. It's specifically created to be the easiest path to online learning for real teachers and students — people who don't have the time to decode complicated software packages or hard-to-follow instruction manuals.
Through Lycos, Windows and Macintosh users can get Qumana's weblog editor for free. In addition, you can get Lektora, Qumana's RSS for free as well. Qumana's desktop application reminds me of Userland's Radio. One advantage of desktop blog editors is that you can work offline and save your work on your hard drive.
Link: Lycos-Qumana blog editor and blogging tools.
Our blog tools are designed to help you create rich and engaging blogs, regardless of where they are hosted or how many you have. By using our desktop blog editor you can be spontaneous about posts, editing online or offline whenever or wherever you want. There is no limit to the number of blogs you can edit on the go. Download it free now!
Add to that the free Lycos-Qumana RSS reader with its one click RSS feed capture and you will have a powerful suite of blog tools.
A GIS for History website. Get a peek at a site still in development. Dr. Joshua Rodinsky, of the UIC School Education, is leading this effort. There is data from the Great Migration online. We have worked with Joshua in the past and two of our 6th grade teachers are co-authors on one paper being presented at the AERA Convention in San Francisco.
Link: GIS for History.
Learning with Data Maps and Primary Source Documents.
An essay contest for HS Students. Great theme! Pass it on!
(Educators and parents: Please be alert to essays your students are writing that address this competition's focus on storytelling and peace.)
The Storyteller and the Listener Online is launching its first essay competition for high school students. Students currently enrolled in a high school (Spring 2006) are invited to submit an essay about a time in their life when they listened to another person's story and were moved by it to work for peace. The winning essayist will receive $250 and be published in an upcoming issue.
Eligibility: The contest is open only to students who is attending a high school, public or private, in any country, this spring (2006).
Topic: Write about a time in your life in which you listened to a story told by another person and were moved by it to work for peace.
Since I am now on vacation, I can play a little bit with some online tools.
Here is a reblog feed I am working on using refeed.
The more sites will appear on the opml blogroll as I publish the posts. So there are a bunch not showing right now.
I have another just made from edblogging teachers. I experimented with a wordpress reblog plugin at http://aldelgado.com It is a wordpress blog but has a optimized lightpress template front end system.
So far I like the refeed version better. For me it is an online aggregator, similar to bloglines but faster. I can choose to publish all feeds here or just the ones I want to post. One can get rss, atom or opml syndication from this site.
It is a feed for all things dealing with some aspect of disruptive technology. Why edtechlab? We are experimenting using disruptive technology and we working in a new dimension.
For me it is an online aggregator, similar to bloglines but faster. I can choose to publish all feeds here or just the ones I want to post. One can get rss, atom or opml syndication from this site.
Great article on the shameful '65-percent Solution" for public schools. Nora Carr dissects the "Sound Bite' campaign of the right wing. Toward the end of the article, she tells her reader how they can fight back against the public school bashers. Start by posting your reaction and a link to the article on your blog! Pass it on!
Link: eSchool News online - Spread the word: Campaign is a sham.
Spread the word: Campaign is a sham '65-percent solution' to school funding seeks to advance a partisan political agenda By Nora Carr, Columnist, eSchool News aThere's a well-financed effort underway in states around the country to pass legislation that would overhaul school funding. The so-called "65-percent solution" aims to have 65 cents of every school dollar spent directly in the classroom. But as many online news sites and education blogs have exposed, this "solution" is no more than a slick campaign to advance a partisan political agenda during an election year. In this article, eSchool News columnist Nora Carr offers school leaders some savvy advice on how to fight back.
Free Blog and photo hosting by Opera.com. The folks who brought you the opera browser, have an offer you may accept, Free hosting.
Link: Opera Community.
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Simple WordPress Blog editor for OSX users. Donationware
Link: Automagic Software Pty Ltd.
Blog Thing PantherTiger Blog Thing is a simple blogging application for the non-technical person (Grandma). It contains just enough features to allow the person with a single blog to make posts containing different fonts, coloured text and images. If you can write an email you can now have a blog. It's that simple. For an example of what can be done using BlogThing check out http://blog.danielparnell.com/ Blog Thing has only been tested against WordPress but it may work with other blog systems that support XML-RPC posting.
If you use Apple's new iWeb web site building software, you may have felt shortchanged by the product. While Apple provides some very good looking templates, there was no easy way to add your own html or scripts. iWeb Enhancer seems to address that need to customize one's iWeb built site. I hope to give it a work out at school.
Link: iWeb Enhancer (version 1.0).
iWeb Enhancer (version 1.0) Last Updated: Saturday, April 1, 2006 1:24 AM If you have ever used iWeb, you have probably wished for the ability to add custom HTML code to your pages...well, the wait is over. With iWeb Enhancer, you can copy and paste code from dozens of plug-and-play web services directly into your iWeb pages, or for the really adventurous write your own! Compatible services include Flickr, YouTube, Adsense, Blogrolling, and many more.
iRows the online spreadsheet web service has updated its offering.
Link: What's new - iRows.
2 Apr 2006 Starring favorite data sheets Added a convert function that can convert (for example) miles to kilometers, but also US Dollard to UK Pounds, using the up-to-date exchange rate Changed all URLs to be shorter and simpler 26 Mar 2006 Sign in directly from home page When you right-click a cell with a stockprice function, a new option was added to go to Yahoo finance When you right-click a cell with a URL (http://...), a new option was added to go open the linked page Added options to copy cell or cells to system clipboard (from edit menu or right-click context menu) Added popup menu to the top toolbar data-sheets option, for quicker navigation Improved speed of opening data sheets Add support for Chinese/Japanese text in charts
Isaac Garcia from Central Desktop sent me a note about his web service company known as Central Desktop. Their motto is, "organize, share and collaborate". This is a solution for small groups There is a free version of this service (after 30 days you can only perform 50 activities per calendar month) and paid plans as well. They offer a nice 50% discount to Academic and Non-Profit Organizations. You can pay as you go.
Link: Central Desktop - Team collaboration, task and project management software - Central Desktop.
With Central Desktop You Can...
* Share Documents & Files
* Search Conversation Threads
* Coordinate Group Tasks
* Plan Project Milestones
* Organize Event Calendars
* Search Word, Excel & PDF
* Create Project Scorecards
* 256-Bit SSL Encryption
* Leverage Secure RSS/Atom
* Choose From Templates
Steve Rubel of Micro Persuasion, posts a quick profile of the new blog host on the block. Check out his post . He points to a comparison chart that shows that eponym is right there with the rest of the hosted blog systems. They have a free and paid plans.
Postino is a new OSX Feed aggregator. Below are listed some of the features. This will cost you 25 dollars.
Link: Welcome to Coladia : Postino - RSS/Atom Reader for MacOS X.
First Release Includes:
* Intuitive Interface
* Use of Safari Web Engine
* Support for Tab Browsing
* Feeds Auto-Discovery
* RSS Directory
* Smart Lists Management
* Support for Technorati and Flickr Tags
* Support for Yahoo and Feedster
* Support for Yahoo Finance News
* Publication of Blog Roll on .Mac
* Save your Favorites Articles
* Compatible with PowerPC and Intel Macs
Interarchy has been updated to version 8. Interarchy and Fetch were maybe the two best known ftp applications on the Mac going back to the classic days. Interarchy bills itself as being very fast. $39 dollars and $19 dollars for the upgrade or crossgrade.
Link: Interarchy 8.0: File Transfer Software - The Client For FTP Mac OS X.
Interarchy 8.0 File Transfer Software - SFTP/FTP Client For Mac OS X
Interarchy 8 is the standard in file transfer software for Macintosh users running Mac OS X. Interarchy has received two Macworld Eddy nominations, many glowing reviews, and is the most powerful software of its class. Interarchy is Mac FTP software at its best.
Mashable has posted a good article on a new podcasting service call Evoca. i agree with his analysis that Evoca is working on the KISS principle by making the process to make audio tracks simple and accessible to about most everybody. Below is the the intro from his post. Just visiting the site will make you want to sign up for at least a free account. The Pro account is only 5 dollars a month for 500 minutes of audio. I imagine, with some traction, the minutes may move higher. I think it is worth your while to check it out. I wonder if there will be access available in my school district. Everyday I turn around and find social network sites and online storage sites being blocked by our WAN internet filter.
Link: Mashable* � Evoca - Podcasting for the Rest of Us?.
Evoca - Podcasting for the Rest of Us?
I spent some time over the weekend playing around with Evoca, a newly-launched service that helps you record and share voice recordings. I’m fairly impressed. It goes without saying that Evoca includes tagging, groups and RSS feeds. You can also submit recordings by phone. But the appeal of the service lies in its accessibility. Unlike more geeky services, there’s little talk of podcasting - a phrase that’s sure to alienate a good part of your audience. From the site:
Link: viJournal. has been updated . Post to Blogger or Live Journal sites. $16.95
Mac OSX only.
Latest Release: 1.6.3
25 March 2006
This version includes the following enhancements and bug fixes:
Link: From Concentrate Software � SiteTagger.
SiteTagger brings tag-based bookmark management to the desktop. Your bookmarks are fully searchable (by tag, title, content, and more), easily exported to a number of formats, and free from the constraints of web browsers. SiteTagger brings all the features you've wanted in bookmark management with grace and style. Import your bookmarks from all your browsers into SiteTagger and enjoy them from one database. With SiteTagger, you can ditch your browser's bookmarking functions for something worth using.
Solution Watch has a review of this cool new web service that allows you to build diagrams online or collaborate in the building diagrams with others online. This service is still in private beta. You can add your name to the beta testing list.
Link: Gliffy.com - Diagram and draw in your web browser.
What can I do with Gliffy?
* link to published Gliffy diagrams from your blog or wiki
* create flowcharts
* draw diagrams
* integrate drawing capabilities into your existing online application
Concept Q, the desktop search program has been updated. Search the web and your hard drive. Runs on Windows and Macintosh. The cost is $29 dollars for the this version . The Professional version costs $79 dollars. There is a demo version to try before you buy.
Link: Q-Phrase: Next Generation Search.
ConceptQ is the first personal research and discovery tool that enables users to efficiently analyze web search results as well as identify the most relevant Keywords, Phrases and Topics within a document.
Quece is a search web wervice that is in beta. If you want to try it out, you must email the company for a password.
Link: Q-Phrase: Next Generation Search.
Features
Making Keywords Obsolete
Imagine how great it would be if you did not have to use keywords to search the web. What if you could translate your thoughts directly into a search that would yield high quality results? With Quece, you can do just that.
Quece was developed to provide you with a better way to find information on the web. Specifically, Q-Phrase developers set out to build the most intuitive and accurate search experience, which includes:
“Search Like You Think” Approach
• You no longer have to think in terms of keywords.
• Use your thoughts to search the web.
Conversational “Personal Search Advisor”
• Interact with Quece (via chat functionality) to streamline your search request.
• Choose from Quece recommended search requests at any time during your chat session.
One-Page Result
• Quece results are consolidated into thoughts or Semantic Paths of Meaning.
• Eliminate the need to sort through hundreds of pages to find what you are looking for.
OSX users, Podcast Maker gets updated. $29.95 dollars. MacWorld gives it a perfect 5 rating.
Link: Potion Factory / Podcast Maker.
Podcast Maker is a tool for the Mac OS X that makes podcasting simple. Novices can become podcasters and professionals can podcast with much less effort and time.
Netvibes, the browser based personalized home page portal ups the ante by offering you 1 GB of storage. See their blog for more info. When one is against Google and Yahoo, one needs to pull out all the stops.
Link: Netvibes launch a 1 GB personal web storage module ! - Netvibes.com Blog.
Now you have a 1 GB hard drive available all the time on your desktop. And if you add some MP3s you can clic on them, they will play automatically.
Add calendar feature to Mozilla's Thunderbird.
Link: The Lightning Project - Integrated Calendar.
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The Lightning Project
The Lightning Project is a redesign of the Calendar component. Its goal is to tightly integrate calendar functionality (scheduling, tasks, etc.) into Mozilla Thunderbird.
via ArsTecnica
If you are using your customized/personalized version of google home page quite often, you can add bookmarks to that page easily with this bookmarklet , that supports labels, star and notes, as mentioned in the post. It was fast and easy when i tried it out!
Link: bluedot.net � Google Bookmarks bookmarklet.
I love del.icio.us and dont plan on switching anytime soon, but for the heck of it I created a bookmarklet to add the current page to your google bookmarks.
drag this link to your toolbar (works in safari, dont know about others):
Add To Google Bookmarks
A new web service for making slideshows online. Looks very cool. I will try it out tonight. Check it out.
http://slideroll.com/?s=rtmpfbje
Link: Photo Slideshows with Music: About Slideroll™ - Add Flash to flickr, myspace, xanga, and Blogger.
Slideroll™ is online slideshow software that allows people to create smooth, video-like slide shows and publish them on the web. Slideroll™ is unique because it has all of the power of a desktop application, plus all of the connectivity benefits of being online. Slideroll™ even allows you to easily put Flash movies on your site without having to learn Flash.
Cool interop between applications. You have to download the beta of NetNewsWire to have the functionality to use Pukka and post to Del.licio.us
Link: Code Sorcery Workshop - Pukka NetNewsWire = ♥.
We’re happy to announce that the latest NetNewsWire Beta has added support for a del.icio.us posting client in addition to a normal external blogging client. What’s more, Pukka is on the official list of supported del.icio.us clients!
This means that you can now set your favorite blog posting software (such as MarsEdit) for posting to blogs and Pukka for posting to del.icio.us.
reBlog .... very fast and quick... efficient. Watch out Bloglines!
LifeHacker has intall tips and a video screencast on reblog's speed. A must see!!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1769970635441545616
Link: reBlog by Eyebeam R&D.
About reBlog
What is a reBlog?
A reBlog facilitates the process of filtering and republishing relevant content from many RSS feeds. reBloggers subscribe to their favorite feeds, preview the content, and select their favorite posts. These posts are automatically published through their favorite blogging software.Why should you reBlog?
reBlogs are useful to individuals who want to maintain a weblog but prefer curating content to writing original posts. They can also enable organizations to tap the contributions of their employees, members, and communities-at-large in order to easily redistribute relevant content.
via Lifehacker
As I was working on my desktop version of instiki wiki, I was writing some short notes regarding desktop weblog editors this morning on the train to school. Every time I think about Userland's Radio, I remember a great desktop application that was way ahead of its time! Why Radio never took off... only the folks at Userland know. More and more pioneer bloggers have left Radio behind. Too bad!
Well... today I find Squib, is free software which is inspired by Radio. Old Radio Blogger, Matt Mower is at the helm. Cheers!
They are looking for designer help. Can someone give them a hand.
Link: Squib: weblogs managed simply.
Goal
To create a powerful open source weblog publishing application for the desktop that is open, extensible, and standards compliant.
DescriptionSquib is a free, open source, weblog publishing application available under the liberal MIT Licence. Squib is written in Ruby and uses the Ruby on Rails web framework.
Link: Ranchero Software: MarsEdit 1.1.2.
MarsEdit is a weblog editor for Mac OS X that makes weblog writing like writing email—with spell-checking, drafts, multiple windows, and even AppleScript support.
It works with various weblog systems: Blosxom, Conversant, Manila, Movable Type, Radio UserLand, TypePad, WordPress, and others.
Performancing Metrics helps you keep track of your blog traffic. The service is in public beta and free so far. Performancing is also the developer of the very cool free Firefox extension that lets you blog directly from FireFox.
Link: Performancing Site | Helping Bloggers Succeed.
Performancing Metrics is here!
All you need to know, across all of your blogs:
* Real-time blog statistics
* Track multiple blogs with one user account
* Ideal for high traffic blogs
* RSS 2.0 feeds for your news reader
* It's FREE!
Campfire, the chat service by the great Chicago based company, 37 Signals, has a free for For Life basic plan! Gone is the 30 day trial. Excellent!
Link: Campfire update: Free-for-life plan, higher plan limits, and more - Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals).
True to our Getting Real suggestion to release a significant update in 30 days, we have some new stuff we wanted to announce for Campfire.
* The free 30 day trial account is now a free-for-life account. You can use the free plan for as long as you’d like. This brings Campfire on par with our other products offering free-for-life entry-level plans.
A good tutorial on tagging one's library of photos. I will share this wih our school reporters who are developing a large library of digital photos in iPhoto.
Link: Tagging iPhoto � All Forces.
Most people I know don’t know that iPhoto can be tagged with keywords. Or if they do they don’t know how to use them. They’re not to blame, iPhoto has always had an awkward implementation of keywords. iPhoto 06 improves on keywords but they are still confusing to most users I know. So here’s a quick tutorial on setting up and managing keywords in iPhoto.
Shutterbug 2.O enters the OSX platform website development for regular folks niche. It joins, Apple's iWeb, Karelia's Sandvox, and the mature app Rapidweaver.
I will try this out. If you buy the current version of Shutterbug at 34 dollars, you get version 2 free. If you wait, you will have to pay 50 dollars for the new version when it is released. Download the beta of the new version and see if it floats your boat!
Link: s h u t t e r b u g v2.0.
Just wait until you see what's new in Version 2: ShutterBug Xtra (SBX):
Use SB 'Xtras' to easily add the following items to your web pages:
• Flash & QuickTime movies, MP3s
• Contact Forms, Counters, & HTML Snippets
• Unlimited Xtra Text and Image Boxes
• Thumbnail Rollovers
Other New Features Include:• iPhoto integration
• Password Protection for private viewing on the web
• FTP & SFTP support (requires Transmit or CyberDuck)
• New Theme Manager - Add, Delete, Rename, Organize, Store own themes
• Add External Links to Navigation Menu
• File Save As & Revert
• RSS Feed
• Files interface lets you add and upload external files with your SB site.
• Archiving and 'Package Importing' for Collaboration and Backup.
• Navigation Sub Menus
• Add Background graphics to menu items to have graphical navigation buttons.
• Copy Settings from one template to another.
• Preview in External Browser
• Right to Left text handling (for Arabic and other languages that use right to left; requires OS X 10.4).
• 'Add Template' feature to automatically convert custom pages to a template.
• 2 More font selections added for text content - Subheading & Alternate
• Text Contents has optional vertical & horizontal text wrapping margins around other objects.
• Captions can be inset on thumbnails
• Background Images can be offset to position them anywhere inside the element.
• Import iPhoto Comments
• Improved Slideshow
Get ideas on what to add your weblog sidebar. You might find something useful.
Link: 26 Resources on Best stuff tu put on your blog sidebar�-�Listible!.
Best stuff to put on your blog sidebar
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