The BBC News website has a new look—a wider, more whitespacy, and cleaner look. Looks great, and I like how they kept the layout people have come to love about the site, and worked within that layout to make it wider and cleaner.

First - we did some research asking you what you thought we should change about the site. Many of those we asked said leave it alone - don’t change a thing. But it was also clear from the feedback we got that there were others who thought the site design could do with a bit of a revamp

So our designers embarked on a mission that they have called a “site refresh” - they say it’s “like gardeners doing a bit of pruning and weeding, but not digging it up and starting from scratch” ie it’s not a fundamental redesign of everything – many of the basics stay the same, because we know they work.

Due to a shortage of ammunition for training, Indian marksmen who have qualified for the Beijing Olympics, are fed up with the Indian government and threatening boycott.

On Friday, Sethi was quoted in the local media as saying the government provided the NRAI with all ammunition for 23 years but stopped doing so two and a half years ago.

“I don’t think it will be worthwhile sending the shooters to the Olympics. The damage has been done. I will take the issue up in our next general body meeting next month,” Sethi said.

“It’s a pity that the shooters were the best medal hopes and they are treated so shabbily.”

A blog by a 25 year old Iraqi dentist, reporting about the latest happenings in Iraq. Particularly gripping are his posts about the latest conflict between the Iraqi and Al Mahdi army

i was born and raised here but unfortunately i’m thinking that the iraqis are going to extinct so i made this blog wishing that i can make a difference or even share my greif with the whole world and give them an idea about what’s happening here from the point of view of a civilian living in the war zone not from the politicians nor people who gets their benefits from the conditions.

YouTube Insight, a new feature on YouTube which will let video creators see more detailed stats about their videos. To see your stats, go to My account > Manage my Videos > Videos, Favorites, Playlists page, and click on the “About this video” button. Right now, it looks like there are just a couple of graphs, and nothing detailed like you would see on Flickr stats, for example.

uploaders can see how often their videos are viewed in different geographic regions, as well as how popular they are relative to all videos in that market over a given period of time. You can also delve deeper into the lifecycle of your videos, like how long it takes for a video to become popular, and what happens to video views as popularity peaks.

Photoshop Express a free online version of Photoshop with 2GB of space and features like resize, tint, distort, Pop color, sketch, hue, black & white, and more.