Fallacy Files. Everyone says this is a good site, so it must be, mustn’t it?
Create a calendar for any year or find info about world time zones. You can even get a free digital clock for your blog or website, but face it, that’s so Web 1.0, isn’t it?
Crossword tools for puzzle fans and Countdown addicts.
What’s the point of the Commonwealth? Visit their site and find out.
Radical Academy. Loads of essays and articles on ‘philosophy, politics and the human condition.’
Curious Math: arithmetic tricks.
Repatoo: online auction feedback manager.
For random numbers or combinations of letters and numbers for such things as passwords and so on, go to random.org.
Printable snowflake templates. Make your own Christmas decorations this year.
Small Flash games, for those rainy days…
Why buy loads of different fancily packaged, and highly priced products which are full of toxic chemicals, when you can clean your home the natural way using a few ingredients that your grandparents most likely used. Buying traditional products often means less waste as they often use minimal packaging, and are therefore much safer on the environment.
The organic gardener is worth a look, even if you’re not keen on gardening. Lots of useful advice on controlling weeds, what to do with your grass cuttings etc.
Popurls. Popular URLs to the latest web buzz. Essential viewing for the serious web surfer.
Photojojo. How to take better pictures. Useful for both digital and ‘proper’ photographers.
How to recognize different types of wood grain. Includes info about various types of veneers; in fact, all things to do with wood.
Local Bargain Finder can help you find Children’s toys, garden furniture, widescreen TVs, dishwashers, fridge freezers all at low prices! Many people use eBay to sell large and bulky household items that are not practical to post, which means their buying market is reduced and therefore less bids are received. Simply enter your postcode (without the spaces), select the furthest distance you wish to search, then click the button!
…and half a dozen of the other