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With all the talk about internet blocking, malware, censorship and the like, I thought I’d look around for some alternative internets. But in doing so I found that the mis-spelled alterntative brought up a different - and more interesting - set of links.

1. alterntative internets - Google Search
2. The Wall Street Journal Classroom Edition

I also found out about Open DNS.

1. OpenDNS service is an alternative to major Internet providers
2. OpenDNS | Providing A Safer And Faster Internet
3. DNS-O-Matic | Distribute dynamic IP changes to multiple services (dnsomatic.com)

Then, in wanting to compile a list of all the pages I read, I decided to look for something that would blog all tabs. I reckoned there’s a browser, an extension, or a desktop tool that would do it - but maybe not on my setup.

The first things I found had several instances of ‘blog all open tabs’, so I searched on that too.

1. “blog all open tabs” - Google Search
2. randomWalks: all open tabs
3. randomWalks: My New Blog All Open Tabs Technique is Unstoppable
4. Wanted: convert Firefox tabs to links
5. Bin-Blog

Having accomplished all that, a link to this story caught my eye.

1. Creationist exams comparable to international A-levels, says National Recognition Information Centre (Naric)
   

And with it, this, this, and this comment by Eurojohn.