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http://recordcard.blogspot.com [The Record Card] It's great to use, seems very light and flexible, and extremely powerful. The new way the search works is fantastic, although I think it needs a little working on.

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Kamat's Potpourri: AnthoBLOGyhttp://www.kamat.com/vikas/blog.htm [Kamat's Potpourri: AnthoBLOGy] A Timeline of India: Indian History is as old as the History of Mankind. Artifacts dating back to as much as 500,000 years have been found

[A.wholelottanothing.org] A Whole Lotta Nothing: O'Reilly whores out their ONlamp site, adding a linkfarm to make help make Google's search worse (in exchange for a few bucks). ORA should really know better than to do this.

Clagnut.comhttp://www.clagnut.com [Clagnut.com] search clagnut for search: TouchGraph GoogleBrowser is a fantastic Java-based tool for visualising Google:related results. The automatic labelling is impressive in itself (the algorithm appears to work in realtime) and all the nodes are clickable to provide more information.

[Community-intelligence.com] Blog of Collective Intelligence: (Spotlight is the fantastic search tool, part of the Tiger operating system that came with my new G4 laptop.) Spotlight found a file of my notes of a conversation that I had with Peter Senge in the late 80's, whilst visiting with him at MIT. Before going into the past, you may want to read, first, the summary of this morning's thoughts:

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