Salı, Nisan 08, 2008
Grafik / Reklam - Nereden gelen et nasil pisirilir
Hayvanın neresinden gelen ete ne isim veriliyor (ingilizce) ve bu etin nasıl pişirilmesi öneriliyor ... et yemezler okumayın
Bilgi - Keyif Alarak Yasamak İçin 7 Kural (Ing.)
Bunlardan kaçını uyguluyorsunuz?
Eğer hayatınızın kontrolünü elinizde tutmak ve keyif almak isterseniz bu kuralları bir düşünün
7 Rules for a Life Worth Living
Here are 7 rules that can help you start building a life worth living:
Rule One: Never let another person dictate the terms for living your life.
Not your parents. Not your spouse. Not your kids. Leading your life means you can accept the input of other people, but the final decision is yours. This means that career choice, relationships, beliefs and way of life are to be judged by you, not anyone else.
This rule holds especially when you have doubts. Don’t let your moment of doubt become a weakness to be exploited by others. Not sure what you want to do with your life? Don’t sit passively and let other people decide for you.
Rule Two: Don’t allow yourself to be chained by consumerism.
The world is filled with stuff. Don’t let stuff get in the way of what is important. When you become chained to your stuff, you are no longer leading your life. Ask yourself: if you had to give up 90% of your net worth tomorrow to pursue your dream, could you do it effortlessly? If you hesitated, perhaps your ability to lead your own life has been weakened by your attachment to stuff.
Rule Three: Rule money. Don’t let money rule you.
Money is a resource that can be applied when leading your life. You can use it to reduce discomforts, focus on meaningful work and apply it to help you learn and improve. But if you’re living paycheck to paycheck, the money is in control.
Here are some goals to put yourself in a position to rule the money in your life:
Maintain one year of emergency funds in the bank.
Your lifestyle should expand at a slower rate than your income grows.
Be able to drastically reduce your expenditures if needed.
Financial freedom doesn’t mean the ability to buy everything you could desire or live in luxury. It means that money becomes a tool and not a distraction in leading your life.
Rule Four: You come first in relationships.
Do you know people that can’t stand being single? They get out of one bad relationship only to jump into the next.
Why? Because they put too much of their needs dependent on that other person. Without emotional and possibly financial support, they can’t survive.
In any relationship you need to be the person that comes first. That means that while you might enjoy the relationship, it doesn’t become the major purpose in your life.
Your purpose and leading your life must come before any relationship you enter. The surprising fact is that when you do this, you are able to have healthier personal and intimate relationships because there is no need for jealousy or possession.
Rule Five: Never outsource your thinking.
“You can split up food between men, but each man must digest it individually.” - Howard Roark in The Fountainhead.
Leading your own life means leading your own beliefs. It means never accepting anything unless you can filter it through your reasoning and find it to be true. Think critically about everything in life. Chances are there are a lot of indigested thoughts floating around trying to bypass your mind and go straight to your gut.
Rule Six: Anything you lack can be trained.
Never accept a fatalistic view of life. So you’ve been told you lack the intelligence, willpower, strength or charisma to do something? Ignore them. So you’ve told yourself that you lack the talent? Ignore yourself.
Begin with the assumption that anything can be trained and you’ll find few exceptions. I used to be a shy, introverted kid. Recently some friends described me as an extreme extrovert, being unafraid to meet new people and having honed my abilities to speak in front of crowds. Begin with the belief that you have no idea where your talents are until you train them.
Rule Seven: Purpose comes from your creative faculties.
Want to know what your purpose in life is? Simple. Hold your hands in front of you. Now look at them. There is your purpose and means to do it.
Purpose is your ability to take the creative energies you have and communicating them with the world. You and I might pick different mediums, but the act of purpose is exactly the same. You could be a manager crafting the art of dealing with people, a programmer crafting the knowledge of algorithms or an entrepreneur crafting the art of a business.
Link - Sihirbazlık sitesi
Bir sürü sihirbazlık numarası ve açıklamaları http://www.mrmagician.co.uk/
Foto - Motorcu Kiz
Bu kırmızı arabadaki kardeş;
“Şöyle bir motorum olsun” demiyordur herhalde
“Şöyle çizgili bir elbisem ve altında aynı şekilde çizgili çoraplarım olsun” da demiyordur
Eski Icat - Video Kaydedici Oynatici
DVD’ler, Divx’ler, optik medya hatta sabit manyetik medya (harddiskli yeni mobeller) yüzünden artık hiç kullanmadığınız bir ara savaşları olan yok Beta mı olsun VHS’mi konularından falan çok önce 1972 yılından bir icat; ilk video kaydedicilere bir örnek – Philips
Link / Muzik - Link
bence mutlaka ziyaret edin, Jazz, Etnik, Folk v.s. tam müzik albumlerinin bulunduğu bir site ... çok beğeneceksiniz ... bilmediğiniz nefis müzikler, bulamadıınız albümler ... yükleyin dinleyin ve orjinalini alın
Link - Sayfayi yeniden yüklemek
Sürekli yeniden yükleyerek bakmak istediğiniz bir sayfa varsa (eBay/Gittigidiyor gibi açık arttırım siteleri için örneğin) tam size göre bir link
Link / Bilgi - Eski Misir ile ilgili bilmek istediginiz hersey
Eski Mısır ile ilgili bilmek istediğiniz herşey bu sitede meraklısına ... meraksızı da sunum şekline göz atabilir
Cumartesi, Şubat 09, 2008
Foto - Yumurtacı Kız
1940 yılından; “yumurtacı kız” fotoğrafı ... musluğa dikkat, 1940 ABD’si, fotoğraf makinası olan bir evdeki musluk bu mudur? budur!
Link - Görsel Ingilizce Sözlük
İngilizce görsel sözlük, bir kelime yazın o kelime ve yakın anlamı olanlar ile türetilmiş olanları görsel olarak alın
Link - Organikçiler ve Yeşiller için
http://www.thefindgreen.com/ bu sitede yeşiller ve organikçilerin ilgi alanına giren herşey var.
Bilgi / Link - Yatırımcı için 100 Üniversite Sitesi
The 100 .edu sites every Entrepreneur Should Read
Whether you’re an ivy-leaguer or a high school dropout, chances are you still have quite a bit to learn from others. Why not learn from the people who do learning best? Check out these .edu blogs and other informative sites for strategies, theory, and concrete resources for building and growing your business.
Marketing
Marketing may be one of the many things you try to squeeze into your business, but for the people behind these sites, this is all they do. Take advantage of their ability to specialize and use their knowledge to better market your business.
- Center for Customer Insight & Marketing Solutions: This center at the University of Texas focuses on customer-driven business practices and marketing.
- Journal of Consumer Research: Learn more about consumers with this journal.
- Marketing Visions & Business Software Solutions Blog: Get an academic perspective on Internet marketing here.
- Advertising World: Get linked up with lots of marketing services and ideas in this huge directory from the University of Texas.
- Marketing Weblog: Learn about building brands, marketing over Second Life, and more on this blog from Instituto de Impresa.
- Research Design and Statistics: Learn about psychology, behavioral economics, and decision making in this blog by Craig Marker.
Innovation
Inside every great entrepreneur is an inventor, constantly thinking of new and exciting ways to solve problems and create new things. These sites support the inventor inside, offering encouragement, resources, and a whole lot more.
- Invention Dimension: Invention Dimension, a part of the Lemelson-MIT Program, is full of inventor profiles and resources for innovative entrepreneurs.
- The Art of the New: The Art of the New encourages and shares innovative thinking.
- Innovation: Jim Moore takes a look at innovation, intellectual property, economics, and more.
- Government Innovators Network: Check out this network if you plan to do contract work with the government.
- Invention Master Resource List: This resource list from Berkeley is full of links for innovative entrepreneurs.
- Center for Innovation in Product Development: This center at MIT promotes innovative products, offering resources from concept to market launch.
- The Patriot Entrepreneur: On this blog, you’ll get news about innovation at George Mason University and beyond.
- MIT Innovation Club Blog: Read this blog to learn about some of the smart innovations MIT students and alumni have created.
- National Technology Transfer Center: NTTC offers assistance to businesses with innovative ideas.
- The Lemelson Center: The Lemelson Center at the Smithsonian Institute promotes the study of invention and innovation.
Industries
Educational resources can sometimes be frustrating because they tend to focus on theory, while you’re looking for concrete ideas. Check out these blogs for some specialization in a few industries.
- Peter Gordon’s Blog: Find out what this USC professor thinks about the economy and real estate development.
- Notes on Design: Learn about design from both academics and professionals on this blog.
- The View from Here: The Business of Nascar: Read this blog to understand how business works in a place you might not think of.
- The Transportationist: David Levin writes about transportation and the economy.
International Business
In today’s global economy, entrepreneurs must be familiar with the ideas of international business. Learn about law, events, and more issues in international business with these sites.
- CIBER: CIBER centers for international business offer events, online resources, publications and more.
- Exploring International Law: Read this blog to consider how law and politics may affect international business.
- Global Edge Resource Desk: Visit this site for a collection of resources that are useful for international business.
- International Business Resource Connection: Check out this site from the University of Kansas, and you’ll find loads of helpful resources for international business.
Knowledge & Information
At the root of every institution of learning is information. These libraries, defenders of free knowledge, and business training sites have a lot of information to offer entrepreneurs.
- Information Law Possum: Daniel Haeusermann blogs about copyright, privacy, and more issues in information law.
- Knowledge Economy: Learn about the way knowledge is becoming more valuable in this blog.
- BizBrary: Get information about business news and more from this business librarian.
- Collectanea: Learn about the latest in copyright on Collectanea.
- Business Blog: Learn how to better research for business with this library blog.
- e3 Information Overload: Librarian Brian Gray discusses strategies for taming the beast of excessive information.
- Open Access News: Learn about the movement to make information free and available online on this blog.
- InfoMatters: Andrew Dillon asks questions like, “Why do I have to pay for bundled cable rather than just the channels I actually watch?”
- Info/Law: Info/Law blogs about the way that law evolves around the commodity of information.
- Business News and Resources at the Sterne Library: Stay up to date on business news and resources with this blog from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
- Jackson Blog: Stanford’s Jackson Library has a blog that shares topics in business ethics, news, and lots more.
- Law and Information: Check out Urs Gasser’s blog to learn about the role of law in information.
- IESE Insight: IESE is all about know-how and business knowledge.
Accounting
Accounting may not be your favorite part of doing business, but managing money is essential to your success. Learn about accounting behaviors, tax systems, and monetary warning signs on these sites.
- Behavioral Research in Accounting: This resource is full of journal issues about behavior in accounting.
- World Tax Database: Visit this tax database for historical data on tax systems worldwide.
- Finance Weblog: Read about the subprime crisis, financial markets, and more on this blog.
- Forensic Investing Red Flags: Check out these warning signs to make sure you’re handling money responsibly and not scaring off investors.
Law
As a business owner, you can’t afford to ignore legal issues. Consider business law and lots more with these blogs.
- Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Blog: Learn about corporate governance from faculty, fellows and board members at Harvard’s Program on Corporate Governance.
- Truth on the Market: These law professors write about business law, economics, and lots more.
- This Day at Law: Learn about historic laws every day in this blog.
- Doc Searls: Doc Searls blogs about a number of different issues in law, business, and more.
- Amy Campbell’s Weblog: Amy Campbell discusses the marketing of law firms.
Startups
Getting started is perhaps the most fun, but daunting, part of entrepreneurship. These sites offer assistance, advice, and even training for budding business owners.
- Get It Started!: Read Wharton’s Get It Started blog for advice on startups and more.
- Starting Up: Get access to this startup column written by MIT Sloan’s Joseph Hadzima here.
- University as Entrepreneur: This blog from Arizona State University promotes an entrepreneurial spirit for students and beyond.
- start me up!: Ron Graham supports and educates young entrepreneurs in this blog and beyond.
- Small Business Development Center: Get seminars, consultation, training, and a lot more from this center at the Fox School of Business.
Management
Starting up is only the first part of the battle—once you’ve launched, it’s time to keep afloat. Check out these sites for a little help with managing your business.
- HR and Labor News: This library blog delivers the latest news in labor and human resources.
- Online Business Training: Learn about business management and more online with the Arkansas Small Business Development Center.
- Working Knowledge: This blog for business leaders discusses everything from globalization to leadership and management.
- Harvard Business School Leadership Initiative: Harvard’s Leadership Initiative has lots of great resources, like essays on best practices, a database of American business leaders, and business cases.
- Management Consultancy International: Link learning with business success using Management Consultancy International’s approach.
- Journal of Labor Economics: Consider human resource issues with this labor economics journal.
- MIT OpenCourseWare: Learn about management, social sciences, and much more with these courses from MIT.
Technology
Many of today’s entrepreneurs develop technology-focused businesses. If you happen to be one of them, you’ll appreciate the gold mines on these sites, with insight on intellectual property, the future of tech, and more.
- Furd Log: Check out the Furd Log for discussions on intellectual property.
- Ramesh Jain: This blog covers experiential computing and next generation search.
- Clarifying and Explaining: Clarifying and Explaining discusses implementations of new technology and what they mean for issues like freedom and copyright.
- Complexity and Social Networks Blog: Check out topics like social finance, innovation, knowledge sharing, and more on the Complexity and Social Networks blog.
- GrepLaw: GrepLaw is a forum for information, news, and commentary on information technology and law.
- John Palfrey: John Palfrey at Harvard discusses topics such as intellectual property, copyright, and privacy.
- University of Washington Emerging Technology: Here, learn about upcoming technologies for the university and beyond.
- Stanford Center for Internet and Society: Learn about legal doctrines information that will affect technology entrepreneurs now and in the future.
- Liberty Road: Kevin Morooney blogs about IT, business intelligence, and more.
- Berkman Center for Internet & Society: Learn about the challenges and opportunities of the Internet from this center at Harvard Law.
Economics
Market conditions and economic trends in general can have a huge impact on the success of your business. Check out these sites to get a peek at the way it all works.
- Planning & Markets: This journal discusses the difference between planned interventions and market approaches.
- Unintended Consequences: Check out Mike Ward’s blog about counter-intuitive economic findings.
- Theory B: Get a different view on business and economics with this blog.
- Finance Weblog: Check out this blog from Instituto de Empresa for news and commentary on current events in economics and finance.
- The LockeSmith Blog: Understand the economic principles of individualism, free market, and more using this blog.
- Political Economy Research Institute: Learn about how economics and politics can affect your business here.
- Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science: Learn about relative prices, inflation, and other topics in economics here.
- California Policy Inbox: Get up to date on California’s economy and business with this blog.
- UChannel: Check out UChannel to get the latest economic news in academia.
- Business Blog: Read this blog for news, research tips, and resources for business and economics from Colorado State University.
- The Entrepreneurial Mind: Jeff Cornwall’s blog focuses on entrepreneur issues as they relate to venture capital, finance, and the general economy.
- Economics News: Read Economics News to stay up to date on news, events, and resources in economics.
Responsibility
For entrepreneurs these days, it’s often not enough just to be financially successful—it’s important to be socially and environmentally responsible in business, too. Check out these sites for assistance and advice for achieving these goals.
- The Nelson Institute: Learn about how your business can be environmentally responsible in this blog.
- Center for Business Ethics and Social Responsibility: Xavier University has lots of resources for socially responsible business.
- Center for Responsible Business: This center at Berkeley is a resource for research and advice for businesses who want to adopt responsible practices.
- Environmental News Bits: Check out this blog from the University of Illinois that aggregates environmental news.
- Students for Responsible Business: This organization offers consulting on responsible business.
Entrepreneur Societies
Whether you’re an alum or just an entrepreneur looking for networking, assistance, or information, these entrepreneur society sites have a lot to offer.
- Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship: Rice supports entrepreneurs in Houston, and has helped launch over 150 technology companies since 1999.
- Cornell Entrepreneur Network: Even if you aren’t a Cornell alum, you can still take advantage of this network’s collection of interviews and other entrepreneurial resources.
- University of Oklahoma Entrepreneur Society: Get help planning for a new business through this society.
- Columbia Organization of Rising Entrepreneurs: This student-run organization has lots of great links, challenges, and more.
- UT McCombs Entrepreneur Society: Get connected with VCs, entrepreneurship guides, and lots of other resources through this University of Texas society.
- University of Central Florida Student Entrepreneur Society: UCF’s Student Entrepreneur Society is full of helpful resources, like an entrepreneur network, sample business plans, an idea café and more.
Other
There is so much helpful information in these sites that we can’t possibly fit them into a category. Check them out for discussions on issues like diversity, memory, and writing.
- Words on Work: This resource site from the Carlson School of Management offers materials relating to industrial relations.
- Talking Biz News: Read this blog to learn about journalism in business.
- Diversity Weblog: The Instutio de Empresa’s Diversity Weblog discusses female leadership and more.
- Common Errors in English: Effective communication is vital to any business. Brush up with this site.
- This is Not a Blog: Learn about online journalism in this non-blog from NYU.
- Babson Women’s Business Blog: This blog shares information relating to the advancement of women and business.
- Three Percent: Writers considering publishing a book should read this blog about the business of books and international writing.
- work/space: Read this blog from Johndan Johnson-Eilola for subjects like memory landscapes, technology, and more.
- Dean Bruner’s Blog: Read Dean Robert Bruner’s blog for insight on general business topics.
Eski Haber - Saçları dikleştiren sistem
Böyle nefis bir icat yapmışlar 1930 yılında; 150,000 Volt verip saçları dikleştiriyorlarmış, ne diyeyim helal olsun
Link - Windows hata mesajı oluşturma
zaten biraz kurcalayınca (hatta bazen hiçbir şey yapmayınca) bir takım hata mesajları alırsınız Microsoft ortamlarında artık kendi Windows hata mesajlarinizi da olusturabilirsiniz
Tasarım - Dünyanın en küçük tabancası
http://www.swissminigun.com/home.html adresinde dünyanın en küçük tabancasının üreticisini bulabilirsiniz.
Perşembe, Şubat 07, 2008
Eski Foto - Harvard kürekçileri
Bunlar 1914 yılından bize bakan Harvard Üniversitesi kürekçileri, yalnız çorap ve ayakkabılar hiç olmamış, abiler kösele ayakkabı ile spor yapıyorlarmış, ıslanınca ne oluyordu acaba ?
Bilgi - Yazmak (Ing.)
Yazmak konusunda ingilizce bir liste, ben faydalı bulmuştum, belki işinize yarar
I think it's far more important to write well than most people realize. Writing doesn't just communicate ideas; it generates them. If you're bad at writing and don't like to do it, you'll miss out on most of the ideas writing would have generated.
As for how to write well :
write a bad version as fast as you can;
rewrite it over and over;
cut out everything unnecessary;
write in a conversational tone;
develop a nose for bad writing, so you can see and fix it in yours;
imitate writers you like;
if you can't get started, tell someone what you plan to write about, then write down what you said;
expect 80% of the ideas in an essay to happen after you start writing it, and 50% of those you start with to be wrong;
be confident enough to cut;
have friends you trust read your stuff and tell you which bits are confusing or drag;
don't (always) make detailed outlines;
mull ideas over for a few days before writing;
carry a small notebook or scrap paper with you; start writing when you think of the first sentence;
if a deadline forces you to start before that, just say the most important sentence first;
write about stuff you like;
don't try to sound impressive;
don't hesitate to change the topic on the fly;
use footnotes to contain digressions;
use anaphora to knit sentences together;
read your essays out loud to see (a) where you stumble over awkward phrases and (b) which bits are boring (the paragraphs you dread reading);
try to tell the reader something new and useful;
work in fairly big quanta of time;
when you restart, begin by rereading what you have so far;
when you finish, leave yourself something easy to start with;
accumulate notes for topics you plan to cover at the bottom of the file;
don't feel obliged to cover any of them;
write for a reader who won't read the essay as carefully as you do, just as pop songs are designed to sound ok on crappy car radios;
if you say anything mistaken, fix it immediately;
ask friends which sentence you'll regret most; go back and tone down harsh remarks;
publish stuff online, because an audience makes you write more, and thus generate more ideas;
print out drafts instead of just looking at them on the screen;
use simple, germanic words;
learn to distinguish surprises from digressions;
Link - Haritalar
Bilimum haritalar (aman kızgınlık olmasın aralarında hoşunuza gitmeyecek olanları da olabilir)
Eski Icat - Sovyeler Birliği cep telefonu 1954
Cep telefonunun 1954 yılında Ruslar tarafından yapılan ilk örneklerinden birinin afişi (çalışıp çalışmadığını bilmiyoruz ama icad edilmiş gibi lanse etmişler)
Foto - En pahalı duvar kagıdı
ABD’de bir bar duvar ve tavan buş paraları ile kaplı (önce daha pahalı diye düşündüm ama belki duvar kağıdından ucuza gelmiştir)
Link / Foto - Airbus 380 Panoramik
http://www.gillesvidal.com/rue89/airbusA380.htm
Airbus 380 uçaklarının 360 panoramik fotoğrafları
Grafik / Foto - Üçüz hamileliği
Ablam hamile kaldığında karnının büyümesini fotoğraflamak istemiş, hafta hafta gelişmeyi görebiliyorsunuz (x ekseninde) ... ilk fotoğraflar çekilmeye başlandığında içinden bu üç böceğin çıkacağını biliyor muydu acaba? Doğum sonrası vahim, hem üçüzle uğraşıyorsunuz hem karnınızdaki çatlaklarla
Link - Eskici sitesi
http://www.secondrotation.com/ sitene elinizdeki kullanmadığınız veya eski şeyleri satabiliyorsunuz, ebay gibi sitelerden farklı olarak alıcısını beklemenize gerek yok, gönderin hemen nakit ödemeyi alın
Link / Bilgi - Mitoloji Aniklopedisi
Yeni bir mitoloji ansiklopedisi
Grafik - Internet Ülke Kodları ve Nufuslar
Her ülkenin Internet kodunu bulabilirsiniz, en büyük yazılı olanlar en çok nüfusa sahip olanlar.
Link - Peçete katlama
Hani restaurantlarda gördüğümüz değişik şekilde katlanmış peçeteleri yapmak isterseniz http://www.napkinfoldingguide.com/
Foto - Maymun olan hangisi?
Önce köpeği maymun etmişler diyecektim sonra vazgeçtim
Foto - Angela Merkel
Bu Alman Başbakanını pek sevmiyorum, kendisinde bir Bush sersemliği varmış gibime geliyor. Belkide yanılıyorumdur, ama nihayetinde Alman halkı kendisini seçmiştir ne diyeyim ... zaten hangi ülkenin halkı doğru düzgün birini seçebildiki.
Angela, yine beceremeyeceği bir işe girişmiş ve becerememiş ... güldürmüş kendine uzakdoğuluları.
Salı, Ocak 22, 2008
Icat - Zolipop, ağızdaki kokuyu gideriyor
Ağzınızda kalan sarmısak, soğan, balık v.s. kokularını gidermek için uğraşmanıza gerek kalmadı işte icadınız: Zolipop – çelik lolipop
Link - Internet'in En Gerekli Müzik Siteleri (Ing.)
Internet Radio
Last.FM is the world’s largest social music platform. It leverages each user’s musical profile to make personalised recommendations, connect users who share similar tastes, provide custom radio streams, and much more.
Slacker is a music company. It delivers personal radio that is customized for every listener. Slacker is effortless to use and the music is accessible at home, in the car, or on the go.
ShoutCast Radio, the home of free Internet Radio. Tune-in to thousands of free online radio stations from DJs and broadcasters around the world. Start enjoying online radio with SHOUTcast Radio now in just three easy steps.
Live365 gives individuals and organizations a “voice” to be able to reach a global audience, while offering radio listeners an unparalleled choice in music and other audio content. Through easy-to-use tools and services, anyone with a computer and an Internet connection can create his or her own Internet radio station.
Yahoo! Music - listen to Internet radio and watch music videos on Yahoo’s music portal. It provides access to over 2 million songs.
AOL Music offers 200+ free online radio stations featuring XM Satellite Radio. AOL or AIM users can get AOL Radio free on your Mac with this simple download utility.
Yottamusic -is instant access to over 3.4 million songs right from your web browser — playable anywhere you have Internet access.
Music Discovery Tools
Musicovery - discover new music with this cool take on Internet radio.
MusicMesh offers to browse through artists based on their similarities; find tracklists and reviews for albums.
Deezer is the first juke box on demand totally free. Its concept is simple. It gives consumers a full and free access to all their favourite songs. -Pay artists and their producers through a revenue share based on our advertising revenues. Help discovering new artists through a wide audience.
Music Search Engines
Audiobaba is a next generation music search engine that allows you to find songs by acoustic similarity. Until now, there was no easy to way to browse for new music.
FindSounds is a free site for finding sound effects and musical instrument samples on the Web. It is a Web search engine, like Google and AltaVista, but with a focus on sounds. It provides powerful features, yet is simple and easy to use, and suitable for all ages.
eSpew is a popular directly linked mp3 search engine. It’s a free place to download great music.
Mp3Realm is an evolving search engine focused distinctively on audio in Mp3 format. Mp3Realm allows you to search for your favorite songs and clips, and filter them out by file duration. Your searches can be based on artist, title, genre or album.
Musipedia a searchable, editable, and expandable collection of tunes, melodies, and musical themes. Every entry can be edited by anybody. An entry can contain a bit of sheet music, a MIDI file, textual information about the work and the composer, and last but not least the Parsons Code, a rough description of the melodic contour.
SkreemR is a search engine for locating audio files on the web. It doesn’t host any files, but indexes what exists on the publicly accessible reaches of the Internet. Its goal is to make this content as searchable and useable to the Internet community as possible.
Social Networks
iLike - a community that lets you share iTunes playlists with friends, get music picks and free MP3s to match your tastes, get notified when your favorite artists are playing near you.
PureVolume is a “MySpace for music”
ProjectPlaylist helps you find and enjoy music legally throughout the web in the same way that other search engines help you find web pages, images, and other media, but Project Playlist also adds a social /community twist. It makes it easy for you to create playlists, share your playlists with friends, and browse playlists of others.
Imeem is an online community where artists, fans & friends can promote their content, share their tastes, and discover new blogs, photos, music and video. On imeem you can: create audio, video, and photo playlists from your own content and your own favourite stuff on the network. Recommend stuff to your friends or add it to your “Favorites” list. Enjoy the latest videos, music, photos, or blogs.
iJigg is a great site for both listeners and artists. Listeners can discover new music, rate music, download free MP3s, share music with friends. Artists can post all their music tracks, easily share the music, make new fans and become more popular.
MOG is your personalized gateway for music discovery. With MOG, you can find, share, and talk about the music you’re into, from Abba to Zappa. Whether you’re a die-hard music junkie, or just looking for inspiration for your latest party playlist, MOG is your essential online music source. Created by a passionate community of music lovers and powered by cutting edge music discovery technology, MOG makes it ridiculously easy to find new music, watch music videos, and read news and reviews that match your personal taste in music.
Fuzz is a music-focused community - designed by musicians for real bands and real fans. Fuzz is founded on and guided by artist-friendly values. It is for independent-minded fans & artists who support a revolution in the music industry. It empowers artists to take control of and manage their music careers as a business.
eListeningPost offers musicians tools and resources to promote and sell their music directly to their fans without needing to go through a middleman. eListeningPost allows the musicians to keep all the money generated directly from download sales, providing the musicians a return of as much as 94% of the sale price as well as giving them the lions share of advertising revenues associated directly to their music.
ProjectOpus is an online music community designed to support artists, fans and local music. It is a single point of contact for discovery of new music. It has two goals: make it easy for bands to self-publish music, find their audience and then get paid for the sale and licensing of their music, and make it easy for fans to find music they love and support the artists that make it.
Rapspace.tv is the world’s first and only broadband hangout for the global hiphop community. Whether you have rhymes to record, beats to drop, lyrics to blog or just want to check out the latest hot indie rapper, RapSpace.tv is the digital voice for all things hiphop.
Musocity is a music oriented online community. It currently provides accounts designed for music fans, artists, musicians, music retailers and music venues.
Haystack is a social networking, where you can discover new music by browsing playlists from friends, artists and tastemakers. Add songs you like to your own playlist and listen to full songs. Send songs - or your entire playlist! - to your friends.
Bandbuzz is a social community for both music fans and artists. If you are a music fan, you can share your favorite music, hear what your friends are listening to and vote on new and obscure music to generate a buzz. Help bands discover new fans while helping your friends discover new music.
Band or Artist? Build your profile and become one of the pioneering bands as you upload music that will be reviewed, rated and ultimately heard by thousands.
Midomi is the ultimate music search tool because it is powered by your voice. It is a comprehensive database of searchable music. You can contribute to the database by singing in midomi’s online recording studio in any language or genre.
Buzznet is a vibrant social media destination representing the next evolution of social networking. Buzznet distinguishes itself from traditional media sites and social networks that are focused on profile pages and communication tools by enabling Web users to program dynamic multimedia communities around the music and pop culture topics they are most passionate about. Buzznet allows its users to network like never before with leading bands, trendsetters and their peers through self-created content, videos, photos and journals.
At JukeboxAlive you can use a multitude of music services. Upload music, listen to music, share music with your friends, and even make new friends. Most of the services are available with a free musician account and advanced features are available for less than 20 cents a day. If you have music you want to share with the world, JBA is the perfect music promotion website for music marketing and exposure. You can sell CDs online, write a blog for your fans, and keep them up to date with your own online calendar.
MusicHawk - track bands and see band-related news and reviews, as well as information on gigs and new releases.
Grooveshark is a revolutionary music community that rewards users for sharing their music.
Dopetracks is a free music collaboration network where vocalists and producers meet and
compete for respect.
Funk Player is a personal music sharing community where authors can create an account to upload their songs. Everybody can bookmark, select, listen and comment works from the community library via the online player. A way for artists to broadcast their works, and for the world to discover new talents!
Soundflavor is the easiest way to find music that you like, make and share great playlists, and meet people with similar musical tastes along the way. It provides a powerful music search engine that allows you to find links to songs available elsewhere on the web. With Soundflavor’s advanced music recommendation technology, making playlists is a snap. Share your playlists with other people on Soundflavor.com, or post them on MySpace, other social networks and websites, or your blog. Recommend songs, artists, playlists, or other members that you discover to your friends. Invite your friends to become your “fan,” and they’ll be notified whenever you create a new playlist on Soundflavor.
FineTune is a community where you can create your own playlist! Explore the finetune community - browse artists, users, playlists and more. Listen to professionally managed playlists spanning todays most popular terrestrial radio formats. Embed your playlist in your blog or MySpace page.
Music Sharing Applications and Widgets
DotTunes enables you to share your iTunes music securely with friends, family and clients across the interne via any browser.
uPlayMe is free software that works with your media player like windows media player, iTunes, Winamp, (and many more in the future) and then tells you by sending an alert message to your desktop that someone else is playing the same song or video you just played. Then you can speak with each other through anonymous e-mails, instant messages or social network sites like MySpace.com.
BooMP3 - upload and share your MP3s. Free unlimited audio hosting. No registration required.
Goombah is a meaningful music community by providing an easy way for music lovers to discover new music and rediscover old favorites, and for artists to find their audience. Its source of music recommendations is its member libraries with currently more than 6 million unique tracks, and there is no limit.
Maestro allows remotely access, manage, and interact with your entire music library stored at home through any web browser. To start streaming music, you need to download the “Maestro Connector” and tell it where you stash your music. Manage your playlists through any browser, create new ones, listen anywhere, share with your friends, and add them to online social profiles including Facebook and MySpace!
Jamming
Ejamming enables musicians to play together in real time as if in the same room even if they’re far away from each other . It expands the community of musicians through a new meeting ground.
Kompoz is a social workspace for musicians. Use it to compose new music with other artists around the world. Got an idea for a song? Record a track. Upload it. Then invite others to add drums, bass, vocals or anything else.
Indaba is an international community of musicians, music professionals, and fans exploring the creative possibilities of making music with people in different places. It makes finding other people, and working on recording, mixing, or mastering projects easier. For fans, Indaba provides unprecedented access to artists and to the creative process.
Remixing
Jamglue is a thriving online community for creating and personalizing audio. It lets you upload and record music, remix it online, and share your hot mixes with everyone. On Jamglue, it’s simple and fun for fans to get involved with the music they love.
Splice is a place where you can find musicians from all around the globe. Make music with the world’s most advanced online sequencer, complete with real-time synths and DSP sound effects. Add your sounds to the common library. Get rated. Get remixed.
YourSpins allows to remix music from your favourite artists, share your mixes & meet other mixers, put your mix on your home page or blog, get ringtones from your own mixes.
Music Charts
Billboard is the Internet arm of Billboard magazine, the world’s premier music publication.
MTV’s music charts - MTV charts and videos. Videos playable only in the US.
ChartU focuses purely on the music. The main point is artists /bands/ groups get to ’show off’ their work to other people. Here you can vote on tracks to boost them up the chart.
Artist Databases
Allmusic is a place for music fans to indulge their passion. Visit allmusic to look up an out-of-print recording, to find out about a new release, or simply to explore the world of music and see where it may lead, you’ve come to the right spot.
Pandora Backstage contains artist profiles and discographies from the personalized streaming service. You can create a custom radio station straight from an artist’s page.
Lyric Databases
AbsoluteLyrics isagreat database of lyrics for all major artists.
Hot Lyrics - huge alphabetized lyrics database. Hard to navigate, but lots of content.
SING365 is the largest Internet music community website, where you can find lots of lyrics.
Audio Conversion Tools
Zamzar is dedicated to helping you transform your songs, videos, images and documents into different formats. Its mission is to provide high quality file conversion for as many file formats as possible.
Media Convert is 100% free. No software is needed, and you don’t have to register. You only need your favorite Internet browser. Your files are ready 7/7 days 24/24 hours. It supports a lot of formats.
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