Suffolk Wave

I wish I had explored this site when I first hear about it. I always knew we could access this online library, but I never knew it could help me. I searched for a book that I'm reading in one of my classes ( "American Lion" by. Jon Meacham and Richard McGonagle), and I found it. Not only would reading it on my computer be easier for me, it would have been a lot cheaper too. The downloading time took quite awhile, but its nothing outrageous. All-in-all I have to say I like this site, and will definitely be using it in the future.

Flickr

I've always used Flickr for school projects, or just for my own personal use. I like the idea of having an online photo album, but I never wanted to make my own. The picture I looked at was found by typing in Iraq. Its a panting of a real photo I believe, and it makes a powerful statement. I find it easy to navigate this site, and it has a nice format. The greatest thing about Flickr is it allows its users to post their photography free of charge so people can view it. Its like an art museum online.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/david_lewis_baker_arts/1386881071/