. . . just links from HayYoo.com and DanKostecki.com
OpenCulture.com is an excellent source of free educational media. 1300 courses (over 45,000 hours) in many, many categories seem to be mostly video classes. You’re sure to find something of interest, unless you already know too much.
PDF Drive is your search engine for PDF files. As of today we have 48,168,883 eBooks for you to download for free. No annoying ads, no download limits, enjoy it and don’t forget to bookmark and share the love.
My 2 cents –
I found this site quite useful when recently looking for an ebook on Microsoft Access. No need to sign up for anything, no need to give them an email address, just download any ebooks you like. I found 3 titles that fit my Access needs. I was able to download 2 of the 3, the third one was no longer available. I noticed that many of the “For Dummies” ebooks are available. Be aware that when you click on the “Download PDF” button and a progress bar appears, that the PDF is not yet being downloaded. You must wait for the blue progress bar to finish and the click the green “Go To PDF” button.
Sightsee via Google Street View on GlobeGenie.com. Travel to a new random location by clicking the small “Teleport” button on the right side of the page. Excellent time waster.
Listen to radio stations around the world simply by navigating the globe. Stations are represented by green dots on a map. Simply drag the map around to listen to stations all over the world.
Simply visit this page, right-click on the taskbar (bottom of screen), select ‘Lock the taskbah’, and enjoy.
And . . . you’re done.
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AllTheMinutes.com is difficult to fully describe. It uses random tweets to display the current time.
