Gonna fly away...
Going to be out of town for awhile. Just to keep things interesting, share with me your most helpful/informative/fun bookmarked websites.
Here are a few of mine:
www.allexperts.com. Ask a question of lots of different sorts of experts. Great for informed opinion-getting and question-answering.
http://lava.nationalgeographic.com/pod/ This is where I get my desktops. Changes every day, and you can browse their archive of pictures.
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/ This one is great for gardening helps. You have to pay to be a member and ask questions, but it's free to type in a search at the bottom of a forum page and see q's others have asked.
http://boards.webmd.com/roundtable.asp Click on a subject to ask questions, free. You'll get all sorts of answers from non-professionals, but the WebMD staff are doctors. They won't give you a diagnosis, but they can tell you where to start looking, and whether it's time to see a doctor. Also a great resource for medical info; has a search engine. I read this one for fun.
What are some of your favorite spots?
Here are a few of mine:
www.allexperts.com. Ask a question of lots of different sorts of experts. Great for informed opinion-getting and question-answering.
http://lava.nationalgeographic.com/pod/ This is where I get my desktops. Changes every day, and you can browse their archive of pictures.
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/ This one is great for gardening helps. You have to pay to be a member and ask questions, but it's free to type in a search at the bottom of a forum page and see q's others have asked.
http://boards.webmd.com/roundtable.asp Click on a subject to ask questions, free. You'll get all sorts of answers from non-professionals, but the WebMD staff are doctors. They won't give you a diagnosis, but they can tell you where to start looking, and whether it's time to see a doctor. Also a great resource for medical info; has a search engine. I read this one for fun.
What are some of your favorite spots?
posted by craigellachie at 3:49 PM
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There are two snowflake pages that I like
This one http://snowflakes.lookandfeel.com/index.html?taf=receiver is the same as cutting out paper snowflakes. I like it because it features actual snowflakes that people have made.
This one http://host.explorelearning.com/ESClassic/snwflak6-adv.htm has a triangular space for doodling on, and the design appears on the hexagon. THAT is very cool to watch.
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