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By Emir Fatih Özdel (CTIS/II)

ozdel@ug.bilkent.edu.tr

To start off this new school year, I have decided to review in one sentence explanations all of the websites I have previously shared with you:

bubblesnaps.com Add snappy bubbles to pictures and give them life.
contactify.com Send an e-mail to anyone without revealing address.
empressr.com Make noteworthy presentations.
photofunia.com Edit any photograph with this free editing site.
spypig.com Track e-mail for free.
howstuffworks.com Learn how stuff works.
tv.com World's most flexible tv channel.
wnmap.com The best interactive world map; learn geography!
ancestry.com Build your own family tree.
cyri.systemrequirementslab.com/srtest Check to see if your PC can run any game.
computerhope.com Improve your computer knowledge.
archive.org Take a tour of the web.
nitropdf.com Free pdf editor; pay upgrade is available.
beam-it-up-scotty.com
Compress your files in minutes.
drop.io Put anything in your profile
befunky.com Add effects professionally to your pics with one click.
opendiary.com Make and share your diaries online.
pandasecurity.com Scan your computer online.
keybr.com Practice typing online.
webmd.com Anything about health.
reference.com In a nutshell, everything is here.
search.com Combination of over 1000 search engines, including Google.
scientificamerican.com All about science.
abebooks.com Worldwide used book search.
funnylogo.info Change Google’s symbol with what you want.
windowsmedia.com Over 200 online radio channels.
weebly.com Make a website with drag and drop tools.
orkut.com Turkish-made Facebook with over 100 million active users around World.
wolframalpha.com Mathematicians, come closer.
rainymood.com Give yourself over to the sound of wellness.
alterfin.net/iFace Interesting faces.
ninite.com Software downloader.
listen.grooveshark.com Listen to free music.
gog.com Get lots of odd games online at a low cost.
dafont.com Add some fancy fonts to your computer and show off your friends.
zamzar.com File extension is not a problem anymore.