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Monday, May 7, 2007

Ultimate Color Resource for designers

COLOURlovers : Color Trends & Palettes

Colour is the currency of designers, and if you design for print or the web, COLOURlovers will help you find the right colors to go together for your project.

In true web 2.0 community fashion, you can search, submit new palettes, discuss and rate others' submissions. There are colour themes for every theme, style, and mood, so you can find your own personal rainbow for your project.

So umm... red, black and white. Pretty stylin' eh?

Today's Link Source: Webby Awards and Threadless

Monday, February 5, 2007

Reliable First Aid

First-Aid Guide - MayoClinic.com

You never know when an accident will happen, and some people aren't lucky enough to have a professional first-aider with them all the time.

The Mayo Clinic's First-Aid Guide provides a straight-forward, excellent resource to use when you don't know what to do in a medical emergency. This guide comes from one of the most reliable sources of health and medical information on the web, The Mayo Clinic.

May I suggest bookmarking this page in your browser at home and work? I hope that you never need it, but you never know.

And as the disclaimer says, this website is no substitute for good First-Aid training.

Sunday, January 14, 2007

Ultimate online Bible resource

Bible.com

Looking for a specific Bible verse? Wondering about the differences between different translations? Want to read the Bible online for free? Looking for a translation of the Bible in another language?

What if you don't have any interest in the Bible? As Kevin Kelly writes about the Bible in one of his Cool Tools reviews, "You should read the Bible, at least once, maybe all the way through, because it does not say what you expect it to say, no matter what you expect it to say."


Bringing the Bible gracefully into the networked, searchable, Google age is Bible.com. It's the best online resource for searching, browsing, learning about and studying the Bible that I've come across online.