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  • Reactor Finder: Maps Nuclear Reactor Locations Worldwide

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    The recent earthquakes in Japan caused a lot of damage to the country’s nuclear power stations. With this event the world’s attention was refocused on nuclear power and its potential danger. If you are curious about nuclear reactors in the world and their locations, check out Reactor Finder by VOANews. Reactor Finder is a web [...]


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  • IngredientPairings: Suggests Pairing Ingredients For Cooking

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    Numerous cooking websites let you search for recipes according to ingredients. But in case you want to find out how well a particular ingredient tastes with others, you need to pay a visit to Ingredient Pairings. Ingredient Pairings is a free to use website that cooking enthusiasts will enjoy. The site lets you quickly find [...]


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  • MyLifeListed: Create Lists Of Life Experiences

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    Much has been said about how we can organize our life now with the tools we have online. However, not much has been discussed about actually doing it. But with MyLifeListed, you can start listing all your life experiences in one place. This tool lets you create a variety of lists that will help you remember the best [...]


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  • Mmohut: Directory Of Free Downloadable MMORPG & MMO Games

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    If you are into MMORPG/MMO games like World of Warcraft, Age of Armor, etc, but don’t like paying the monthly fees, check out mmohut. It is an extensive directory of free alternative downloadable MMORPG/MMO games with over 280 titles listed on the site.  You can browse games by genres (sci-fi, fantasy, racing etc.) read detailed game [...]


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  • StartupList: Identify Bloatware Applications

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    Does your Windows computer take a very long time to boot? Sometimes, this is caused by bloatware applications that you do not really want running on your system. You can solve this problem by just identifying and  disabling these unwanted programs from your startup list. However the challenging part is knowing which items to disable as [...]


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  • Spacelog: Read actual NASA transcripts for historic space missions

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    For space enthusiasts in particular, it would be a great treat to read the actual conversations that took place between the crew during historic space missions. Now thanks to Spacelog, these conversations are now accessible to all. Spacelog is a brilliant website that lets you read the conversations that took place between the astronauts and [...]


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  • VideoSchool: Online Learning Resource For Beginner Filmmakers

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    If you have a video camera, a knack for filmmaking, and an interest in improving your video skills then the Internet is perhaps your best friend. There are countless online resources that guide beginner filmmakers in developing and improving their techniques. Out of these, perhaps the best one is Vimeo Video School. Vimeo, as everybody [...]


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  • ThisDay: View Historical Events That Happened On Today’s Date

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    Do you want to know what happened on this very day years ago? Nikon’s “This Day” is a flash-based web app that takes you on a quick journey of important historical events with stunning photography. In addition to that, you may also browse the previous five dates so that you can learn about other events [...]


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  • National Stolen Art File: FBI’s Database Of Stolen Art

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    The FBI recently revamped its website. Now on the site there is a dedicated online index for all art-related thefts and robberies. This index is called NSAF: National Stolen Art File. National Stolen Art File is the FBI’s public online index of all US thefts and robberies of art items such as books, carpets, guns, [...]


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