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...otherwise
known as "If you're going to be surfing the Internet anyway, the author
of this website recommends that you have a look at the following websites."

Useful
Links:
The
Watchtower Society: Their official page, well worth
a visit
The Public Relations Office of
the Watchtower Society: Information on bloodless surgery,
current events, and a terrific FAQ!
The Theban Mapping Project:
excavation and history in the Nile Valley.
The Franck Goddio Underwater
Archaeological Society: Excavating underwater locations,
like the submerged royal quarters at the Egyptian city of Alexandria.
Computers:
BigNoseBird.com:
HTML and more for the HomePage beginner. A terrific site! Also contains
a useful table of
Non-dithering Colors and their RGB codes. Useful desktop popup color
& html charts of the same available from Visibone.com.
Matt's Script Archive:
More computer scripts & codes, many free
SiteMeter: A
quite decent free hit & statistics counter
PanicWare Inc.
Internet privacy and security - free software to get rid of spyware
and popup ads
Internet Scambusters
Internet fraud, urban legends, credit card frog, stopping spam
Snopes.com Debunking fake
computer viruses and other urban legends. Unsure about a spurious email
story? Check here!
Space
/ Astronomy:
Skywatching:Find
out what's up in tonight's sky
Florida Today: Current
space and launch news
Earthview:
See the current view of earth from any one of a huge (and I mean
huge!) list of satellites. Very cool!
HubbleSite: News
and gorgeous images from the Hubble Telescope
Languages:
AltaVista's
translation page: Enter the URL of the page you need translated,
and what languages you'd like it to be from and to, et voila!
The Dialectizer:
Does what the Babelfish does, for Cockney, Jive, Swedish Chef, Pig
Latin, and more...
A
brief introduction to Heiroglyphics: Haven't you always wanted
to learn to read a form of ancient Egyptian? Or if you don't want the
whole course, here's a page to get your name in Heiroglyphics as it
would have been written by the Ptolemaic Egyptians.
Jennifer's Language
Page: Learn to say Hello, Goodbye, Please & Thank You,
and much more, in (quite literally) hundreds of languages
UnforgettableLanguages.com:
Easy memory tricks to help you learn foreign vocabulary - and remember
it. Sure, the idea is to sell you a language course - but there are
free trials on the site.
Webcams:
My kind of webcams! These
aren't voyeur cameras; they're more like a five-minute vacation to a
scenic view.
Loch
Ness webcam: Drumnadrochit, Scotland
Loch
Lomond webcam: Loch Lomond, Scotland
Buchanan
St. webcam: Glasgow, Scotland
Books:
Edward
R. Hamilton, Bookseller: Thousands of books, $3.00 shipping
anywhere in the USA
Bibliofind:
Finding used and out-of-print books
Borders Books & Music:
A wide selection.
Barnes & Noble Booksellers:
If you can't find it at Borders, try here
Gaslight E-Texts:
Free legally-downloadable books
Another Shirt
Ruined - The Official Amelia Peabody page: Elizabeth
Peters' mystery series
Perpetual Bliss: The
Vicky Bliss page: Elizabeth Peters' other mystery series
Carole Nelson Douglas:
Author of the Irene Adler & Midnight Louie mystery series
Music:
The
Gilbert & Sullivan Archive Everything you ever wanted
to know, and more, about G&S operettas. Often performed excellently
by The Savoy Company and The
New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players.
Charlie Zahm An
excellent Celtic/ Maritime Singer-songwriter-instrumentalist
Findmp3.org Search for
mp3 files
Celestial Voices Music
with "haunting, ethereal vocals". Some good recommendations!
Musicnotes.com Sheet
music: order the traditional paper way, or buy and download, then print!
RadioCelt Internet
radio - Celtic music (part of the Accuradio
network)
Harp
Resources :
Clarsach.net
Celtic harps and harpers
Triplett Harps
Beautiful instruments, with full rich sound
Tasty
Harp Company Home of Harpsicles and Sharpsicles - adorable,
lightweight travel harps
The Sylvia Woods Harp Center
Instruments, sheet music, recordings, gifts
"Little Lessons" Very helpful hints from classical
harpist Stephanie Curcio
MusicaViva
Free sheet music downloads, including a section of pieces arranged
for harp
Turlough
O'Carolan One of the most famous of traditional Irish harpers.
His name was originally spelled "Toirdhealbhach Ó Cearbhalláin"
Movies
& TV:
The
Internet Movie Database: Movie & tv info of all
types - an excellent resource!
Jeeves &
Wooster @ the Hat Sharpening Shop: The Masterpiece Theatre
TV Series. A very complete site. Includes episode summaries and sheet
music for the theme tune!
Fun
Links:
The
T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project
Tests With Inorganic Noxious Kakes In Extreme Situations
Morse
Code Practice Applet
Learn Morse Code by hearing how it sounds!
Miles of Mules.org
Outdoor art project
Foxtrot.com Homepage
of the FoxTrot comic strip;
Homepage of its author/artist
Bill Amend;
October
2003 Interview with BA on TechTV's "The Screensavers",
includes a selection of Tech/Geek-oriented FoxTrot scripts ("Foxtrot's
Geekiest Comic Strips"; "Blue Screen of Death", and "Ahhh,
Java") - always my favorite kind.
Please note: these are all external
links, and I take no responsibility for their content.
since
August 15, 1997
This
page last updated 11/11/04.
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