Article about http://www.bmlet.com and it's collection of bookmarklets for your browser (esp. useful for Google Chrome until extensions are enabled in a future version). The comments also contain links to other services.

Remarkable article outlining scientific research suggesting that babies' minds and consciousness are far more active than we ever thought.

List of sites for free photos to use on the Internet.

Comedy version of the Beatles' Taxman on the current scandal of MPs' expenses. Via @TalkingToolbox on Twitter.

List of good software to convert between audio and video formats.

Adobe's online collaborative office suite of tools. Currently featuring Presentations, a – guess what – PowerPoint competitor.

Here's something different you can do with the sermon slot in church. Steve Taylor (a.k.a. emergentkiwi) preaches the first half of a sermon, then offers the congregation a choice. They can either stay to hear more Bible background if that stimulates them, or they can opt for a small group with discussion questions.

John Saddington (twitter.com/human3rror) gets close to the mark with these.

Series of free online tests recommended by a retired psychology teacher. Positive Psychology emphasises people's strengths rather than weaknesses. She particularly recommends the VIA Signature Strengths Questionnaire on this site.

Motivational coach de Posada gives a short talk showing that a child's willingness to delay gratification is a useful predictor of success in later life.

Download flash videos, MP3 playlists, etc. from websites. Comes with a Firefox add-on.

How churches must view their websites through the eyes of typical Facebook, YouTube or Twitter users, not as electronic notice sheets.

Read this, anyone who thinks Steve Chalke denies substitutionary atonement.

Convert files online to various popular formats without having to have the software yourself. Includes documents, images and music files.

Various tools and sites to search Twitter for streamed or downloadable music

Bono reads his poem about Elvis Presley against the background of some specially composed music (not by him) and clips of relevant contemporary events. Only available on BBC iPlayer until 20th May 2009 at 11:17 pm (BST??)

How do you search the less visible parts of the web? 100 tools. Includes semantic web search and specialist academic searches, such as journals.

Instructions for including YouTube videos and PollDaddy polls in WordPress comments.

WordPress.com adds the ability to search blog comments to its search feature, if you select the comments option from the search page.