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The
Drudge Report is a popular U.S.-based news website
run by none other than the newsbreaker himself - Matt Drudge. The
site consists primarily of links to stories from the international
mainstream media about politics, entertainment, and various current
events as well as links to many popular columnists. If you go by statistics,
drugereport is a must see – it got more than 3.5 billion hits
in the past one year |
Google
Scholar (GS) is a freely-accessible web search
engine that indexes the full-text of scholarly literature across an
array of publishing genres and disciplines. You can search for digital
or physical copies of articles, whether they are online or in libraries.
As is the case with everything, there is a flip side to Google scholar
also. With GS you won’t be able to follow articles by dates;
nonetheless, it gives you an easy access to published articles. |
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At MoMA,
you can get a glimpse of special exhibitions or permanent collections.
A must visit for people interested in Art. |
Also available is MoMA
Audio, a selection of museum tours as downloadable podcasts. Wear
your own earbuds as you walk through the special exhibitions or the
permanent collection; separate audio tours are available for kids
and for the visually impaired. |
Blog
finder that keeps getting better while the blogosphere
gets bigger. Searches are faster and more accurate, and now you can
personalize the home page; a new Discover section provides a round-up
of top posts by topic. Newcomer Sphere is also worth a look. |
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