Admit it: You have long since gotten the information you were looking for when you opened your web-browser, and now you are surfing idly. Well, the following pages are from my bookmarks, and I hope that you enjoy them. I have divided them into useful links, interestingness, and home pages. I'm continuing to add to them, so check back here once in a while.
A free program that plots two and three dimensional
functions The Big Question, finally answered Two different red/blue maps projecting
the 2004 election: one
two (their results are always close,
but often different) Colors!
What is the difference between "bisque" and "eggshell"? A
place to find out if the story you heard is true or an urban
legend.
My favorite source of interesting web-sites.
A good comprehensive What time is it? site.
I think it is wise to reread the Bill of Rights every year or so. It is always a good thing
to know when the Scrimshaws are
going to be performing.
A good bartending guide with a drink recipe search
engine. Shopping
The
best place to buy tea
The best place to buy a bow-tie
A truly incredible used CD site (I
found several CDs I'd been questing after for years)
A truly incredible used book search engine
(I found several books I'd been questing after for years)
Okay, technically art isn't "useful." But art will get you through times of no online dictionaries better than online dictionaries will get you through times of no art.
Continuously updated random images
taken from people's livejournals
Same
Difference is a beautiful short story disguised as a comic strip
Achewood
is a hilarious, quirky strip about what a guy's stuffed animals do when he is
out. Dick Detzner can be disturbing
Electric Sheep: Some of these
"comix" are truly beautiful.
Allen Mullen's collection of Ascii art. (His OWN work
has been removed from the site. That is sad news)
Art Frahm has to be
seen to be believed. Mona Lisa variations.
More Mona Lisa variations. Even more Mona Lisa stuff including variations. A nice impressionist gallery.
A good list of free webmaster tools.
An IP address look up thingie.
A truly friendly web-safe color chooser.
The fabulous web-hosting company that I use.
An automatic search engine registration site.
A good
example of a website that all should emulate.
(It's as useful as Art, and you don't get paint on your good clothes)
Yesand, an online magazine about
improv.
A great list of improv structures.
The
Spolin Center, a page which contains another good list of structures, and
more.
The
New Improv Page, a comprehensive improv resource.
The Old Improv Page, an older comprehensive improv
resource.
Luc's
Font pages. A bunch of links to some specialized font pages..
Chank. Chank is one of the best modern font-artists.
Lots of good free fonts, and interesting rock-star-handwriting fonts.
Esperfonto. Not the best
place to get fonts, but a great place for information about fonts.
Fontalicious. Many
very pretty fonts and a pretty page surrounding them.
Cool Archive. A commercial, soulless page;
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Hyakugojyuuichi!
(It's Princess Leia! The Yodel of life!) Irrational
Exuberance! (A tribute to Hyakugojyuuichi)) Dance to the evil
of the RADISKULL Creepy
goth adventures of August Strindberg
See some nice online animation. Join David in enjoying the adventures
of Homestar and Strongbad |
Hail to the Kikkoman! Learn why monsters eat
people Nina
Paley's amazing when she plays with perspective
Two bits of sacreligious fun See some more nice online animation. |
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Analyze the current privacy of your web connection. Generate a poem,
based on any URL. Learn about
CPU overclocking from witty naked women
Listen to ragtime
Vomit in fascination at a daily rotting meat
experiment
Find a song that mentions your
favorite year.
The straight dope is on line! See the world the way that
my cat, Basho saw it. Track a single dollar bill. (This one is incredible!)
Nuke
a city. Some things
are hard to describe.
See what Yahoo! would be like if my people really did run the world. Learn your cyborg name.
Learn some really interesting lexicography.
Follow the adventures of Tripeman
Mock stupid
legal arguments (one of which was seriously espoused by a sister-in-law) |
Wives |
Urbanarchists |
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This page last updated July 19, 2004
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