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Great List of Open Courseware
Hey folks! We’re busy cruising the Web to find some great tools for you. We discovered this list of 101 Killer Open Courseware Projects from Around the World: Ivy League and Beyond. The list isn’t categorized, but it is alphabetized…so it’s fairly easy to browse through it to find something that may interest you.
Worldlabel launches Blog – more Open Source
It was just a matter of time. There is so much to talk about, so much to share. I know that I need to use as many social media outlets as possible in order to succeed on the Web today, especially if you own a small business. So, I convinced my colleagues at Worldlabel.com that a blog was necessary!
Design Inspiration leads to Colorful Exhibition of Labels
The craziness all started one day when I took a color palette from Colourlovers.com and started designing geometric patterns only using the palette’s colors. This lead to some intricate designs and then to an idea to use these designs in label templates for an exhibition. We asked the folks on the ColourLovers forum if any [...]
Back up OpenOffice.org Documents on Amazon S3
When it comes to cheap and secure off-site backup and storage, few services can beat Amazon S3. And if you want to easily back up your OpenOffice.org documents on Amazon S3, you can do so using a simple OpenOffice.org Basic macro and the s3cmd utility (http://s3tools.logix.cz/s3cmd). First of all, you have to install the s3cmd [...]
