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Bing Does Videos

Wow! Multiple Bing posts in a week. But there’s plenty to talk about. The latest is that Bing is now offering videos. The new Bing Video is available at http://www.bing.com/videos/browse. Here you’ll find videos from Microsoft properties, but also from other places like ABC, Hulu, an...

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New Tool for Diagrams and That

Around two weeks ago, nulab Inc. announced the launch of Cacoo, a new service for making wireframes, sitemaps, and other diagrammish things. It’s available at http://cacoo.com/. It’s in beta and is currently free, though a premium plan is expected in the “middle of 2010″. ...

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UNC Library Puts Up a Good-Sized WWI Postcard Collection

I’m too late for Veteran’s Day; can I get away with saying I’m really, really early for next year? The University of North Carolina has announced that it has put up about 2000 World War I postcards in honor of Veteran’s Day. Better news is that there are an additional 4400...

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Google Wants to Help You Find a Shot (Seasonal Flu or H1N1)

Google, continuing its wonderful obsession with maps, has a site where you can find venues offering either seasonal flu shots or H1N1 shots. (Or in some cases both. You can find it at http://www.google.com/flushot. If you’ve ever used a Google Map you’ll be able to use this one. Ente...

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Find Local Food Producers and Providers With Food Hub

Foodie consumer? Food provider? If you’re in Alaska, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, or Washington, and you’ve got $100, you might want to check out Food Hub, which is a business to business network designed to connect regional food growers with food buyers. It’s available a...

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Kennedy Investigation Photos Now Available in Archive

The University of North Texas has posted more than 400 photos of the John F. Kennedy assassination investigation online to an archive at http://texashistory.unt.edu/explore/collections/JFKDP/browse/. The idea is not so much to get crowd help in the investigation, but just to make the photos avail...

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