Links for March 4th, 2010
- 10 Things Every Traveler Should Do
- Think like a statistician – without the math
- How an artist was shorn
- College Textbook Rentals
- Create image sequences from still images without QuickTime Pro
Whether you’re trekking to an exotic locale or revisiting an old haunt, get more pleasure from your vacation with these pointers.
Instead, the most important things I've learned are less formal, but have proven extremely useful when working/playing with data
Some self-righteous folks remind us that Qatar is not a democracy, nor does it guarantee freedom of expression. But Qatar’s record on free speech is not relevant; India’s is. And it is for Indians to reflect on why India’s most widely known painter feels safer in Doha than in Mumbai.
Buying your textbooks is expensive, and who has time to find high-quality, cheap used textbooks? Be smarter — at BookRenter, you can rent textbooks for a fraction of the cost, and have them delivered right to your door as fast as the next day.
I knew that you could easily create custom slide shows with QuickTime Pro, but why spent hard-earned $29.99 when you can get the same functionality free of charge by using built-in Mac OS X 10.5 technologies?
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