Info: 101 Kumpulan Situs Dunia Berguna & Bermanfaat
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dunia ini ada lebih 10 jutaaan situs yg bisa anda kunjungi. Anda akan
mendapatkan banyak ilmu pengetahuan tambahan jika browsing ke situs2 di
internet. Seperti nafasku.com ini salah satu dari puluh jutaan situs
lainnya. Ilmu kalian akan meningkat dengan pesat hanya dgn browsing
internet, juga bisa mendapatkan uang dari internet, bisa juga dapat
teman, pacar, jodoh dan barangkali ada saudara kita yg hilang lalu kita
ketemu di di internet. Dari sekian puluhan juta situs tersebut, ada 101
situs yg menarik untuk dikunjungi. HEhe..kok 101 sih mas adit?
Sebenarnya ada ribuan seee..maunya bikin 1001 situs. Tapi capek bikin
1001, jadi bikin 101 aja. Lebih unik. Kalo 1001 saya cantumkan,
postingan ini ga akan selesai dalam 1 hari. Soalnya harus cek satu
persatu bookmark di mozilla ini. Ini hanya sekedar info situs saja.
Nafasku.com tidak ada hubungan apapun dengan 101 situs ini. Cuman, saya
suka aja sama situs2 ini. Barangkali kalian semua belum tahu. Situs2
ini saya bagi dalam beberapa kategori, supaya enak dilihat. Oke…lanjut.
Teknologi :
1 Google
www.google.com
Wew…siapa yg tidak kenal google.com ? Ini adalah situs terbesar di dunia. Tempat manusia di seluruh planet bumi mencari informasi
dan pengetahuan. Mungkin kalian sudah kenal google, namun hanya kenal.
Tidak akrab dengannya. JIka anda kenal akrab google, (google menganggap
saya sebagai keponakan :lol:) anda akan menemukan 50 tool atau
fasilitas gratis yg bisa merubah hidup anda sekarang! Seseorang bisa
kaya hanya lewat google, seseorang menjadi terkenal karena google,
orang bisa sukses karena google dan lain-lain. Coba klik “more” pada
halaman google.com yg paling atas sendiri. Ada 50 fasilitas yg
diberikan google. ga percaya ada 50? hitung aja sendiri.
2 Ruuh
www.ruuh.com
Jelajahi dunia maya tanpa anda ketahui waktu dan dimana anda saat ini. Anda akan lupa oleh waktu dan tempat karena situs ini.
3 iLounge
www.ilounge.com
Info, Tips, Trik Semua masalah tentang Ipood, mp3 player dan software musik kesukaan kamu.
4 Only2Clicks
www.only2clicks.com
Jika kamu hanya ingin melihat halaman depan suatu situs, only2clicks
sangat cocok untuk anda. Anda hanya bisa melihat puluhan situs tetapi
hanya halaman depannya saja.
5 Zoho
www.zoho.com
Situs untuk program bisnis. From word processing and presentation
software to tools for taking notes in meetings, planning projects and
creating databases.
6 Backpack
www.backpackit.com
To-do lists, notes, ideas and calendar. Excellent for juggling projects and much more versatile than a ring folder.
7 GetNetWise
www.getnetwise.org
All you need to know about keeping the net safe - protecting
children, preventing spam, avoiding viruses and stopping others
accessing your personal details.
8 DaFont
www.dafont.com
More than 7,500 free fonts (for Mac and PC), so you can at last stop using Copperplate for your party invitations.
9 Pando
www.pando.com
The superfast way to send large files over the web. Don’t attach that family video to an email, Pando it instead.
10 FlipClips
www.flipclips.com
Turn your home videos into animated flip books. Much more appealing than another DVD.
(sori bro…sampai postingan terakhir saya pake bahasa inggris.
SOalnya biar orang bule juga ikuta masuk dan dapat info dari
nafasku.com ini. Soalnya situs yg saya berikan ini situs dari luar
negri sana.)
ENTERTAINMENT
11 Digital Spy
www.digitalspy.co.uk
Entertainment, media and showbiz news. Plus, a surprisingly good
forum for technology-related problems - a great place to sort out your
broadband.
12 BBC iPlayer
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
On-demand television and radio programmes from the BBC.
13 Whatsonwhen
www.whatsonwhen.com
Events, attractions, openings and exhibitions from around the world. Enter a location and dates and the site will show listings.
14 London Theatre Guide
www.londontheatre.co.uk
What’s coming on and what’s making an exit in London’s theatre
world. Especially good for seating plans, so you can see where the box
office staff are putting you.
15 The Internet Movie Database
www.imdb.com
The world’s biggest (and still growing) reference for actors, directors, locations, plots…
16 Rotten Tomatoes
www.rottentomatoes.com
A round-up of what the critics thought of films on general release.
17 Screenonline
www.screenonline.org.uk
The British Film Institute’s definitive guide to the British film
industry. Plots, features, statistics and news from the film world.
18 Good Reads
www.goodreads.com
Expand your reading. Catalogue your books online and others make recommendations based on what you seem to enjoy.
19 TV Guide
www.tvguide.co.uk
News, features and listings for Britain’s terrestrial and cable
television. Customisable interface so your favourite channels are
always at the top.
20 Football365
www.football365.com
The authentic (and often tangential) voice of the Britain’s ‘real’ football supporters.
21 CricInfo
www.cricinfo.com
Everything you want to know about the world of cricket.
22 Beijing Olympics
en.beijing2008.cn
The official Olympics site, with news, scheduling, features and a countdown to the games themselves.
23 Radio Locator
www.radio-locator.com
From shock jocks to orchestral baroque, thousands of internet radio stations to listen to on your computer.
24 Live Plasma
www.liveplasma.com
Expand your music and movie tastes. Enter the name of a song, band,
movie, actor or director you like and Live Plasma will return some
pretty intelligent recommendations for further investigation.
25 Blinkx
www.blinkx.com
A clever way of searching for video clips on the internet - from
uploaded episodes of your favourite soap to comedy home-video moments.
26 Lulu
www.lulu.com
Self-publishing made smart again. Write, design and then print your
own books - though you’ll still have to persuade others to buy them.
27 VideoJug
www.videojug.com
28 Wonder How To
www.wonderhowto.com
Two great sites full of short videos showing you how to do almost
anything, from the incredibly useful (exercises for diabetes sufferers,
tying a Windsor knot) to the revelatory (’learn different kinds of
kisses’), via the wonderfully obscure (’make a moving jaw for your
werewolf mask’).
29 Instructables
www.instructables.com
DIY projects from zombie make-up to LED balloons. Excellent
selection of rainy-day projects for bored children (and adults) at home.
30 Flash games
www.k2xl.com
Addictive series of Flash games including the hypnotically soothing Boomshine.
31 GameSpot
www.gamespot.com
News, reviews, hints and tips for virtually every console game on the market. Essential if you are still up at 2am trying to find a way into the castle on Zelda.
32 Anagrammer
www.anagrammer.com
Online anagram machine for Scrabble players and crossword enthusiasts. Also solves Sudoku.
ADVICE AND INFORMATION
33 Newsmap
marumushi.com/apps/newsmap
A wonderfully graphical - and customisable - display of news stories
from around the world. Click on an item to see the full story.
34 The Eggcorn Database
eggcorns.lascribe.net
Continually updated guide to modern-day Malapropisms,
misunderstandings and other manglings of language. From ‘high dungeon’
to ‘wreckless driving’, Eggcorn names the culprits and nudges them in
the right direction.
35 Arts and Letters Daily
www.aldaily.com
World-class articles from intellectual and influential journals
around the world. Browse the day’s selections. Like The Week for
eggheads.
36 Ask Philosophers
www.askphilosophers.org
The academy comes to cyberspace. A panel of mainly American and
British philosophy scholars answers questions sent in by the public.
Search the database, from Abortion to War, or send in a question of
your own.
37 When Is
www.when-is.com
Shows you the dates of Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, Muslim, Hindu and American holidays from now to 2010.
38 Rhyme Zone
www.rhymezone.com
For when the muse has gone, a rhyme and synonym generator to help
you towards the perfect mot. You can also search for Shakespeare
quotations, biblical references and other literary inspirations.
39 Nationmaster
www.nationmaster.com
Giant but easily searchable database of statistics, maps and profiles for every country in the world.
40 Digg
www.digg.com
The people’s approach to news and features, Digg brings together
items from across the net, ranked according to how many people have
felt them worth recommending. Sometimes a little techie-heavy, but
excellent for discovering what the cyberworld is getting worked up
about.
41 They Work For You
www.theyworkforyou.com
A powerful way of keeping tabs on MPs and peers: attendance records, voting patterns, recent statements and more.
42 Time Bank
www.timebank.org.uk
Volunteering opportunities for young people, sorted by region, interest, skills and need.
43 Wikipedia
www.wikipedia.org
Controversial, democractic and sometimes error-strewn encyclopaedia
that has brought Darwinism to the world of knowledge. Make it your
first port of call for looking something up. Just be sure to check
somewhere else that what you find makes sense.
44 Wiktionary
www.wiktionary.org
Wikipedia’s online multilingual dictionary. Immensely powerful and far less controversial than its encyclopaedic forebear.
45 Motley Fool
www.fool.co.uk
The original - and still the best - personal finance site on the web (the American version is at www.fool.com). For savers, borrowers, stock spotters and day traders, sound, independent advice that cuts through the jargon.
46 Martindale’s ‘The Reference Desk’
www.martindalecenter.com
From the arts, business, science and technology, a dry but authoritative conglomeration of data from around the world.
47 PubMed
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMed
Free and authoritative database of more than 17 million medical
research papers. Not always easy to understand if you are not a medic,
but a far better place to look for information than the random sites
that come up on Google.
48 About.com
www.about.com
The internet’s version of that clever uncle who always seems to know
the answer to your questions. There are few subjects the site doesn’t
tackle, though the coverage can be superficial. A good starting point
for idle research.
49 NHS Direct
www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
Online information and advice about health and illness, run by
Britain’s National Health Service. The site includes a useful
self-diagnosis tool that can reassure you that your hangover is not in
fact meningitis.
50 Legal Services Shop
www.freelawyer.co.uk
General legal advice relating to housing, family law, employment,
motoring, consumer issues and personal injury, plus wills, conveyancing
and divorce. Good starting point to see where you stand. Will also, for
a fixed fee, answer questions and put you in touch with a solicitor.
51 How Stuff Works
www.howstuffworks.com
Engaging encyclopaedia of the modern (and not so modern) world, with
good illustrations and clear text. Can suffer sometimes from an ‘it’s
amazing!’ tone of voice..
52 XE
www.xe.com
Currency converter covering every world currency. Azerbaijan new manats to Cayman Island dollars? Just a click away.
53 Advice Guide
www.adviceguide.org.uk
Find where you stand legally with the Citizens Advice Bureau’s online information resource.
54 Need2Know
www.need2know.co.uk
Advice and information for young people, including health and
fitness, drugs, problems with bullying, how to study and applying for
jobs.
55 Royal Horticultural Society
www.rhs.org.uk
Advice and suggestions from the world’s leading gardening
organisation. A good ‘how-to’ section and seasonal tips for the time of
year.
56 Babelfish
babelfish.altavista.com
Automatic translation to and from most European languages and
Chinese. The results are sometimes a little strange, but you will
usually get your message across.
57 eHow
www.ehow.com
How to do just about everything, from getting stains off curtains to buying a second-hand car.
58 Eat the Seasons
www.eattheseasons.co.uk
Updated weekly, information, tips and recipe ideas on British seasonal food.
59 Age Concern
www.ageconcern.org.uk
Website of Britain’s leading charity for the elderly, packed with advice about maintaining an active life.
60 Weather.com
www.weather.com
The queen of weather sites, with more information than you would
possibly imagine you might need, from pollen counts to surf forecasts.
61 Uncyclopedia
uncyclopedia.org
Spoof Wikipedia-style encyclopaedia where nothing is true, but a
good deal is very funny indeed. Idle away an afternoon or, even better,
hone your comedy skills by making a contribution yourself.
62 Kiva
www.kiva.org
An easy way to lend small sums (from $25) to business projects in
the developing world. Kiva keeps track of your investment, updates you
on progress and repays your loan as the business grows.
63 Embarrassing problems
www.embarrassingproblems.co.uk
From bad breath and piles to cold sores and beyond, Dr Margaret Stearn dispenses invaluable advice.
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