5 short links for today

Here is a small collection of tools and websites that you might like to add to your bookmarks. Check them out.

1. Ajax Loader is a web service that allows you to quickly generate loading GIF animation for your websites and software. More than 30 different patterns are available. See some samples. The color is customizable.

2. DrawSpace is an extensive resource of tutorials for wannabe artists. There are lessons that teaches you how to almost anything – from human faces to legs and cats to lions. Lessons on sketching and colorings, and concepts like perspective and 3D.

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3. WZ2K: A website of video tutorials on web design, photography and SEO. Lots of video tutorials on software like Photoshop, Dreamweaver, PHP and so on.

4. Visible Body is a web based interactive 3-D model of the human body that the users can explore through. The Visible Body consists of highly detailed, anatomically accurate, 3-D models of 1,700 anatomical structures, including all major organs and systems of the human body. The site requires you to install a plugin in your browser. Supported browsers are IE, Firefox and safari.

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5. World’s Highest Website: Did you know that a website could be measured by length? This website is 18.939 kilometers tall (about 11.77 miles). Note: Does not work on Opera.

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