A little dated, as I'm sure that the data is now skewed since the primaries are over, but still a good idea for showing calculating winners different ways.
Creates a graphic of words based on several criteria, can be used to create a graphic of vocabulary from a chapter or a graphic of tags from a class delicious account. Not an end all site, but great way for students/teachers to present a list of topics in a unique way during a presentation. I can see using this to help create a word wall activity using the interactive whiteboard.
Great set of tools available online for free. I played with several and really like the ease of use, the nice conceptual nature of them (i.e. archimedi's bathtub is a great example of a graph that could be used to help students understand change).
Stellarium is a free open source planetarium for your computer. It shows a realistic sky in 3D, just like what you see with the naked eye, binoculars or a telescope.