I use a module called IMCE to upload images via Drupal. It is a neat plugin that works with TinyMCE.
When installing IMCE with Drupal 5, remember to copy to this directory: drupal/sites/all/modules/ rather than the main modules directory under drupal/modules. This path has changed since Drupal 4.x
Refugees United is an online not for profit organisation that helps refugees search for family, friends, loved ones…and you can stay as anonymous as you wish.
You can register as a missing person or search for missing people.
Nifty Corners is a solution to getting those rounded corners you see on web pages without the images. The library consists of a javascript and css file. The results are fantastic, you can round buttons, divs, columns…go crazy!
I had some problems installing the TinyMCE editor tool with Drupal 5. Anyway, it seems the theme I was using for the website was causing the problem. You can read more in this Drupal forum discussion.
I love this idea!! The name grabs me as well 
Crazy Egg provides visual tools to let you see where your visitors and going and clicking on the site. You can see the popularity of each different element..it even offers a heatmap overlay to see the hottest spots on each page!!
If you ever become frustrated writing and debugging javascript, then you’ll appreciate this neat open source toolset called ZK. This framework lets you create a rich user interface with no javascript and little programming.
Am looking for a project, any project!, to try this out on.
If you hate paging in Flickr, and yes it does get tedious, try this cool tool out - Flickr Leech. The best thing is you can view the most interesting photos for any date that you specify on the one page.
Thomas Hawk has written a great piece on the top 10 ways to get more attention on flickr…
Photocritic has an excellent article on photographing smoke. Apparently the two secrets to taking great shots are inverting the image, and using grey smoke.
After 10 years of research, we now have coloured floating bubbles..non staining too Zubbles!