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The Internation Space Station (ISS) can be tracked real-time on google maps!

Surely everybody who has spent time browsing the internet now knows about the giant user-created photograph collection, Flickr. It is the largest collection of images around, and despite all the tags and geo-tagging etc which make finding images you want to see easier, there can never be too many methods to help with this.

This brings me to the Multicolr Search Lab website, which lets you search Flickr by color!

You can select anything from a single color, right up to 10 colors, and it will use that to bring back a grid of Flickr thumbnails of all the photos which match. Very cool.

1. Email on the Road

Forget wasted time while driving - now people are reading their emails on the road. No more inconvenient squinting at your PDA or mobile phone - these days it's all displayed in HUD realtime on the windshield of your car! Think of the increased productivity!

Many of you will already be familiar with John Chow, the man behind one of the leading tech review sites, TheTechZone.

A new data sharing & analysis website, Swivel, describes itself as the Youtube for Data, and I would think that if they do manage to establish an unparalleled ease of use, they might get there.

Swivel allows users to share or compare ANY type of data easily - either via the free pPblic data collation / sharing / analysis model, or via the paid Private data collation / analysis model.

Create custom warning sign images with this easy series of multi choice options, and write whatever you want on the sign.

Warning Sign Generator

Some interesting reading in this lot! Entrepreneurs tips a plenty, with no-funkin wack delivery style! We like

Trizoko blog

TaDaList is a free online To-Do list for anyone who wants one - or many in fact - and the AJAX powered website makes everthing super smooth and easy to use.

Check out TaDaList

Riya 2.0 is on the way apparently, and it will be intriguing to see how this "Visual Search Engine" develops. Packing all sorts of facial recognition and image indexing technology, it could bring about some pretty innovative mashup websites in the near future.

If you're ever needing to find a rare book, or in fact any book, chances are you can find it here!

Apparently over 100 Million new and used books can be found at Book Finder.