Html snippets. Where can I find cool things to put on site??

Hi,
Where can I find cool snippets to put on my site??
I would like a newsletter one.
And I would like one that every time someone goes to my page, there is a different picture with the name of my company.
Anything is welcome : )
Thanks!
Marc

http://addthis.com

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[ Re-posting this from the iPhoto & iDVD branches ]
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1. on your list is actually a three part question. Since you probably can't burn a true "HD" DVD we'll leave that part out.
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