| About Web Search Updated : Create a custom packing list with the Universal Packing List
That's where the Universal Packing List comes in. This is a fantastic site that helps you customize your packing list to the nth degree: by weather, destination, trip dates, what you want to see, your luggage size, and more. If you're a forgetful packer like me, this site is a lifesaver! More travel help:
Create a custom packing list with the Universal Packing List originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Friday, March 5th, 2010 at 08:43:36. Permalink | Comment | Email this Find bargains with Ask Deals  I'm a very There are five categories here: Top Deals, Expiring Soon, Recently Added, Free Shipping, and Printable Coupons. Browse through the posted deals, or do a search for a specific item. For example, my search for Gymboree pulled in $10 coupons, a Fill a Bag sale, and a 30& off coupon! Not bad for two seconds work. More coupons on the Web
Find bargains with Ask Deals originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at 11:47:10. Permalink | Comment | Email this How to find Oscar winners on the Web
More sources for free movie information on the Web
How to find Oscar winners on the Web originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Monday, March 8th, 2010 at 12:51:19. Permalink | Comment | Email this Winners of the 2010 Reader's Choice Awards  The nominations came in, the votes were counted, and the winners have emerged in ten separate categories: Multimedia, Resources for Kids, Reference Sites, Shopping, Jobs and Career, News, Travel, Humor, Search Engine, and Blog. Literally thousands of votes were cast for the nominated sites in each category, with some pretty fast and furious voting going on near the end of the voting period. Without further ado, here are the winners of the 2010 Reader's Choice Awards, as selected by you, the readers. Congratulations! Winners of the 2010 Reader's Choice Awards originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Friday, February 26th, 2010 at 09:32:28. Permalink | Comment | Email this How to find the best Twitter backgrounds on the Web
Want to create your own Twitter background? You can do that, and pretty easily. Here are a few great tutorials:
Oh, and if you want to get some serious inspiration, check out these amazing Twitter background galleries:
Do you have a special Twitter background? Check mine out at @wboswell; I'd love to hear from you! More about Twitter
How to find the best Twitter backgrounds on the Web originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010 at 08:19:48. Permalink | Comment | Email this Web search news round up for Feb.28-Mar.6: Yahoo and Twitter, Google Stars, Bing censoring searches Here's what happened in the world of search this week:
Web search news round up for Feb.28-Mar.6: Yahoo and Twitter, Google Stars, Bing censoring searches originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Saturday, March 6th, 2010 at 00:58:52. Permalink | Comment | Email this Is that site down for everyone, or just me?
Here's the scenario: you try to access one of your favorite sites (maybe one of the sites you're addicted to), and the darn thing won't load for you. You try, over and over again, and STILL no joy. You know that it really should be coming up, so you type the URL into your favorite search engine to see if there's anyone else having the same problem. Unfortunately, search engines just don't index result quite that fast (yet), so it seems as if you're the only person having the problem, and you're just going to have to wait it out. Bummer! That's where Down For Everyone Or Just Me comes in. This is an ingenious site, and here's how it works: simply type in the name of the site that's not cooperating with you, and within seconds you'll see if this mysterious downtime is a more widespread problem (or if it's really JUST YOU). This is an easy way to troubleshoot where the connectivity problem might be happening. More great Web tools
Is that site down for everyone, or just me? originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 at 09:10:37. Permalink | Comment | Email this 5 free screencasting tools If you've ever wanted to create a screencast - a short video of something happening in your browser, such as a tutorial - then you're in luck, because there are some pretty fantastic (and free!) screencasting tools available to you on the Web. Here are just five that I've run across lately:
CamStudio offers you the ability to record any screen activity on your computer and turn it into a high-quality streaming video you can share with friends or colleagues.
Jing lets you take instant images of your screen or record videos of onscreen action and then share it instantly, via email, over the Web, or instant messenger.
ScreenToaster is a free online screen recorder. No download required; you can record screencasts, tutorials, demos, training, lectures, etc. and then embed them on Webpages or send by email.
Screenr is a screencast tool made especially for those of us who might want to share something with our Twitter followers (playable anywhere on the Web).
More Web Tools 5 free screencasting tools originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 at 12:27:54. Permalink | Comment | Email this Google Wonder Wheel - have you tried it?
The Wonder Wheel takes your search phrase and shows you related phrases; for instance, my search for "tennis" brought back "history of tennis", "tennis rules", "wimbledon", etc. Last, but not least, the Timeline.
The Timeline shows you searches for your query in a chronological manner - you can see all the search results for tennis here go clear back to 1780! More about Google
Google Wonder Wheel - have you tried it? originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 08:30:23. Permalink | Comment | Email this Use Google Books to browse through your favorite magazine's online archives  Google Books, a digitized library of print materials, has quite a few magazines available in addition to all their other high quality offerings. For instance, you can browse through archives of LIFE, Yoga Journal, New York Magazine, Popular Mechanics, Weekly World News, Jet, and many more. Don't forget to check out the LIFE Photo Archive while you're at it! More free books and magazines online
Use Google Books to browse through your favorite magazine's online archives originally appeared on About.com Web Search on Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at 12:09:39. Permalink | Comment | Email this Website Traffic Promotion |
When it comes to packing for other people, I do a pretty good job: I remember socks, pj's, all the really important stuff. However, when it comes to packing for myself, I seem to forget everything I'm going to need to get through a normal day. In fact, I usually end up making an emergency run to the nearest drugstore for stuff I've left at home.
Millions of people all over the world watched the Oscars last night, but if you weren't one of them (I wasn't), there are plenty of places you can pick up the list of Oscar winners online. Here we go:
If you've been using 
Google has a few search options that many people are not aware of. First, Search Options, a collection of tools you can use to filter your searches: by type (reviews, videos, images, etc.), by time (most recent, a week ago, etc.), related searches that you can use to expand your query, and more. You can access these expanded search options by first typing in your initial query, then clicking on the Search Options link. My favorite? Finding images from the text on the page that your search results are on. Next, the well-named Wonder Wheel!
Resources - Link Exchange
photos
fotos
wholesale traffic
website-traffic