Maps.huge.info lets you view zip code ranges projected on a Google Map.

John Hocking
http://www.lookwhatjohnfound.com

Search the content of thousands of Podcasts.

Podscope

Google’s experimenting with new functionality: a link to remove results from a site for all or specific searches.

LifeHacker has created a screen cast to demonstrate the new funtionality.

John Hocking
http://www.lookwhatjohnfound.com 

UrlTrends
UrlTrends provides a visual “Trend Report” on the SEO rankings of your website, and, if you opt for no-cost registration, it will track your rankings over time and enable you to compare them to the rankings of several competitors

Overture View Bids Tool
If you’re venturing into the waters of pay-per-click listings, you owe it to yourself to check out this bid tool from Overture

GoogSpy
Want to know who is bidding on specific keywords or search terms at Google? This tool will tell you — and show you

Hub Finder
Where’s the “hub” in your topic niche? This tool will help you find the most powerful sites in your category (in search engine terms) so that you can make sure you are well-linked to them and thus improve your own search engine rankings.

TouchGraph Google Browser
This very cool tool visually illustrates the websites related to/linking to any URL, according to Google’s database

SE-Spider
This tool helps you understand exactly what a search engine spider sees when it comes by to crawl your website pages

Search Engine Decoder
You can save time and money on SEO if you understand the relationships between search engines, and this visualization tool helps you to do just that.

RankPulse
RankPulse has been tracking the Google search-rankings of 1,000 keywords since January 2004. It provides an overall glimpse into the daily fluctuations of Google results

Marketleap Link Popularity Check
Marketleap’s Link Popularity Check tool simultaneously measures your link popularity across five search engines (AlltheWeb, Altavista, Google, HotBot and MSN)

KartOO
KartOO is a metasearch engine that shows search results as a visual, interactive map designed in Flash. Results are displayed in such a way that you can navigate via websites or via ideas expressed as keywords

Google Search Counts Tool
http://www.technobloggie.com/googleSearchEstimates.php

Simply plug a keyword or keyword phrase into the search box and it returns the following information:

Searches per month
Maximum bid amount
Estimated CTR
Market Value
Adsense Effective CPM

Not sure how accurate the results are.

John Hocking
http://www.lookwhatjohnfound.com

A new worm modifies the infected PC so attempts to search using Google are directed to a spoofed site that looks like the real thing, but with different sponsored links to drive traffic to sites the hacker’s designated, a security firm said Friday.

Panda Software’s analysis of the P2Load.a worm showed that after compromising a PC, it modifies the Windows HOSTS file so all attempts to reach google.com — and even mistyped addresses, such as “googel.com” — are redirected to a site actually served from Germany.

Read more at
http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=170704189&cid=RSSfeed_IWK_news

John Hocking
http://www.lookwhatjohnfound.com

http://www.iotaweb.org Offers Free Google Adsense Keywords & YPN Keywords Search Tool.

Adsense Chat is a awesome forum to discuss tips for increasing your adsense revenue.

John Hocking
http://www.blogging-resources.com

Google Maps now provides you with an overlay to give you a before and after picture of areas affected by Hurricane Katrina, such as New Orleans (click on the red Katrina Button). Google Earth also has a page which allows you to take a look at Hurricane Katrina imagery by downloading KMZ files which provide “image overlays” – instructions for using this page are provided on the Google Blog.

Really interesting stuff, I wonder how often they’re going to update the images in the future? Perhaps we’ll see the flooded portions of the Gulf Coast return to normal through the eyes of Google. 

To look at further satellite imagery which shows the effects of Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans, Biloxi and the Mississippi Coastline check out Digital Globe. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) also has some Aerial Photos of Hurricane Katrina’s path which cover such areas as Bay St Louis, Gulfport, Ocean Springs, Pascagoula and Middle Bay, all in Mississippi. Of course, don’t forget to check out Hurricane Katrina photos via the Katrina Flickr Tag as well as Flickr Katrina Clusters.

John Hocking
http://www.lookwhatjohnfound.com