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Spinn3r is a web service for indexing the blogosphere. We provide raw access to every blog post being published - in real time. We provide the data, and you can focus on building your application, mashup, or search engine. We find the weblogs and RSS, index their content, fetch the links, index their comments, etc.

"Index is the best way for you or your groups to capture the stuff you care about. Just #tag your links, notes, pictures, and files wherever they live, and Index will organize everything so anyone can easily find and use what's important."

Web Search by the people, for the people YaCy is a free search engine that anyone can use to build a search portal for their intranet or to help search the public internet. When contributing to the world-wide peer network, the scale of YaCy is limited only by the number of users in the world and can index billions of web pages. It is fully decentralized, all users of the search engine network are equal, the network does not store user search requests and it is not possible for anyone to censor the content of the shared index. We want to achieve freedom of information through a free, distributed web search which is powered by the world's users.

CrowdEye Fed by the Twitter Firehose CrowdEye is now fed by the Twitter firehose which means that we now index 100% of the tweets in Twitter and serve your results in real-time. In addition, we now index 14 days of tweets allowing our users to look at results in the past by navigating through our interactive chart.

ChooseAndWatch.com is a completely free alternative to cable or satellite television and lets you watch TV online in your browser. Online TV channels are indexed in 2 menus: TV BY CATEGORY where there are 325 selected online TV channels indexed into 14 categories and TV BY COUNTRY where there are 2939 online TV channels from 147 countries. To watch TV online simply click on desired genre in menu and click on desired online TV channel. Enjoy the Internet TV revolution!

"Welcome to WikiIndex - the 'wiki index' of all wikis (drill down view), wiki people, wiki software, wiki farms and wiki ideas."

Swirl automatically creates albums from your Instagram & Twitter networks. Swirl will index everyone you follow, and place all hashtagged photos into sets called 'swirls.' Each swirl is a set of photos your friends have tagged. Use swirl to create sets of things you love, or to share photos with your friends. Simply use the same hashtag to create an album together.

Populair.eu is a collaborative distributed open directory. Together we will build an index to the Internet.

"Atlas Recall gives you a photographic memory for your digital life. Your searchable index of everything you see across all your devices and apps."

English language Forums for the YaCy.net P2P web search engine

Flashcards are a great tool for memorizing just about anything and they are simple to create. Just write a term on one side of an index card and the term's definition on the other side. Once you have a stack of them, you can quiz yourself to see which ones you know, putting the ones you knew in one pile and the ones you didn't in another pile. Even if you didn't know any of the terms before you started making the cards, you'll find that through the process of creating the cards you actually learned several of them.

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OpenBitTorrent is a bittorrent tracker free for anyone to use. You don't need to register, upload or index a torrent anywhere, all you have to do is to include the OpenBitTorrent tracker URL in your torrent.

YouID is a simple -- but powerful -- system for generating, managing, and controlling Web- and Internet-scale verifiable identity that's totally controlled by you. It makes you the master curator of your profile data and associated content indexes, without compromising your privacy.

StartupIndex.ca is a free, community-based index of technology startups and investors in Canada. Make this site more valuable by submitting startups, updates, and corrections.

myBooks myPlaces myRoutes * Your book's page numbers of Places of Interest (PoI) are mapped - and indexed - in the atlas below. * You can left-click and right-click the page markers - hover over features for hints on how to use them. * Accommodation, Wikipedia and route planning: it's all there. Just use those buttons ! GET-A-GUIDEBOOK but don't know which to choose ? Enter the name of the place you want a guide to in the box above and click the 'Find Place' button to see this location; you can then get a report on suitable guidebooks. You can also use the # and :: buttons on the atlas to get the same report.