Some links that could be use to you or someone you know or the friend of the aunt of someone you know.

About Freelance Writing can send writing prompts to your inbox, one a day. Are they useful? It depends, of course, on how desperate you are for a prompt, or how the prompts tickle you.

Via Sree: "The Knight Science Journalism Tracker is a new Web-based service for journalists who cover science, environment and health. Check it out at http://ksjtracker.mit.edu. It's a service of the Knight Science Journalism Fellowships. Our goal is to provide a broad sampling of the past day's stories in these areas and, where possible, of press releases or other news tips related to generation of news in the general circulation news media. Our goal is to have a new batch of posts up each day by 1 pm Eastern time."

Back to school with you! How to Take Perfect Lecture Notes.

Do you feel like you can't even blow your nose without the help of Google? Try Google Notebook, which lets you "Clip and collect information as you surf the web, stay in your browser window, and organize your notes from the web page you're on"

And this goodie from Lifehacker for those of you who freelance from your day job: "Concerned about privacy? wikiHow has a quick read that'll explain the basics (and not so basics) for deleting your usage history from a Windows machine. You can start with your Cookies."