Gary Price has launched a new feature at ResourceShelf named “ResourceShelf Real-Time.” ResourceShelf Real-Time will provide links to resources, including Web resources and desktop/palm/client applications, that “offer real-time or near real-time” data and information. In Gary’s first Real-Time post, he links to FlightAware, Amtrak Real-Time Train Status, What’s Playing on Sirius Satellite Radio Right Now, City of Seattle Real-Time 911 Dispatch and more. So if you are a specialty search ‘freak’, I highly recommend you get your fix from ResourceShelf Real-Time.
ResourceShelf Offers Real-Time Resource Engines Feature
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