ReadCube.com - Research Management Tool
Available for Windows and Mac, ReadCube is a free research management tool. This application lets you create a library of articles by importing all the PDFs that you're using, at the same time that it lets you download related online content in just one click. You can then do whatever you want with ... read more
TweetDiscover.com - Twitter Marketing Done Right
Everybody knows that Twitter is one of the most effective marketing platforms available. The thing is, few know how to use it in a way that is truly engaging. Sure, many create campaigns that bring them a fair share of customers and profits. But Twitter holds so much more. Something that is so large... read more
Becomed.com - An Assistant For Job Seekers
I recall the lengths I went when I was first looking for a job. I read every piece of advice I could get my hands on, and I had prepared so many interview questions that enumerating them one by one would put even Christian Bale in “The Machinist” to sleep. Becomed is the kind of site that I wish... read more
All About Ancient Civilizations - Ancient-Treasure.info
Ancient history is one of the most enticing topics we could ever discuss. Its appeal is something completely natural and understandable – after all, as human beings we are bound to be naturally attracted to the points where our own history originated from, and the parallelisms that could be drawn.... read more
Ok, this is a URL shortener, but wait! This one is different and here is where you will learn why that is. This online resource was created by people that really wanted to come up with something different and new, and it seems that they have accomplished that goal. If you use this solution you will... read more
ReferenceBot.com - Professional Reference Automation
ReferenceBot is a new tool that acts as a reference escrow service mediating between prospects, employers and references. That is, it automates the process of professional and commercial reference and injects a lot of flexibility into the process. In a certain sense, it is a sort of repository of re... read more
If you read the site frequently, you will be perfectly aware how fond I am of quotes. You will probably know that the two authors I quote the most are Yeats & Longfellow, and that I do so at a frequency that makes it look as if my job depended on it. (It actually does, to some extent.) It fills me w... read more