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• The Arizona Lawyer's Guide to the Internet - Great site with tons of links. This website is for legal research, factual research, and other tasks involved in practicing law, especially in Arizona. I particularly like the General Research area, for his links to search engines. I'm not an Attorney but this site is still very useful!
• Attorney's (Internet) Toolbox - Randy Singer is one of the co-authors of The Macintosh Bible, and this is his very informative site. Contains links that even non-lawyers can use. Really a good site! It's not necessary to be an Attorney to be able to use this site, I'm not and I use it all the time!
• Australia's OZonline - Search Australia, search the world. Whatever you're looking for on the Internet, you're sure to find it, your up to date guide to the best of the Internet.
• Build Your Own Cockpit - Building your own cockpit, rudders, and any other stuff to enhance your computer simulation experience.
• CyberGuy - Kurt Knutsson, an authority on the "how to's" of the Internet. Tons of useful information, freebies, most useful sites listing, fishcam, locate speed traps in your neighborhood, top secret recipes, and more.
• Dailylung.com - Internet magazine covering lung disease and related health topics.
• Diabolos European Search Engine - Very innovative search engine of the Internet. Friendly Drag'n' Drop interface it's a great tool for searching the WWW for business, economy, Internet, technology, and so forth.
• Dictionary.com - English Language: General- provides a search of online dictionaries of English. English Language: Jargon- computer terms and other technical talk from @ to Zee. English Language: Writing- english grammer, usage and style guides and references. Plus, have a question about words, grammer or language then "Ask Doctor Dictionary".
• Directory of Search Engines and Indexes - Compiled by: Randy D. Ralph, Ben J. Lea and John W. Felts. Includes global and collected search engines, knowbots, robots, webcrawlers, indexs, libraries, directories, databases, and finger servers. Lot of deadlinks but still worth it.
• Does Hud Owe You a Refund? - If you had a HUD/FHA insured mortgage, you may be eligible for a refund on part of your insurance premium or a share of the earnings. It does hurt to check!
• Encyclopedia Britannica's Internet guide - A World Wide Web navigation service that classifies, rates, and reviews thousands of websites. Britannica editors search the Web to identify the highest-quality Web resources, which are then clearly and concisely described, rated according to consistent standards, and indexed for superior retrieval.
• The Favorite Poem Project - Robert Pinsky, the 39th Poet Laureate of the United States, believes that poetry is a vocal art, and art meant to be read. "If a poem is written well," he says, "It was written with the poet's voice and for a voice. Reading a poem silently instead of saying a poem is like the difference between staring at sheet music and actually humming or playing the music on an instrument. In April 1997, when the Library of Congress named Pinsky Poet Laureate, he created this project as his major initiative.
• Guide to Computer Vendors - This is a searchable directory of hardware and software companies and value-added resellers, created by SBA*Consulting. All companies are indexed separately, with links filed alphabetically by company. The site also features a phone index of manufacturers and a hotlist of VARs.
• Help-Site Computer Manuals - Contains links to hundreds of computer related documents and sites. A comprehensive listing of FAQ lists, tutorials, manuals pertainign to computers. This is not a free-for-all site, only useful sites and documents are added.
• 100 Hot™ Hardware - The most popular hardware sites on the web, is hosted by Web21, it's a free, directory to the most popular web content ranked by traffic analysis of log files from cache servers that are located at strategic locations on the Internet backbone.
• HTML Validators - Usable links for search engine spiders, bots, e-mail collectors, checking top level domains, and trivia about domains.
• I, Cringely - Collaborative effort between Robert X. Cringely, PBS Online and Oregon Public Broadcasting. Maybe you know Bob from his series, "Nerds 2.0.1: A Brief History of the Internet."
• Information about standards - Standardization organizations for electronics.
• Jessica's Biscuit - World's largest cookbook inventory. Excellent pricing.
• King Arthur Flour - The best baking supplies and tips.
• List of Cooled Sites
• Maria Garcia for Congress - Congressional nominee for 51st district in San Diego.
• My Own Labels - Short run custom labels for home canning, homebrewing, winemaking, crafts, soaps, and special occasion personalized gifts, no minimum order.
• NAUPA - State UP Offices - Are you one of the millions of people around the country who may have unclaimed property? Listing of states with addresses and on-line services to help find it.
• Netscape People - The Netscape work environment fosters creativity, innovation, and fun. Illustrating that point, some Netscape employees have created personal home pages.
• Nordstroms - A girls best friend.
• On-line Medical Dictionary - OMD is a searchable dictionary created by Dr. Graham Dark and contains terms relating to biochemistry, cell biology, medicine, molecular biology, physics, plant biology, radiobiology, science and technology. It includes: acronyms, jargon, theory, conventions, standards, institutions, projects, eponyms, history, in fact anything to do with medicine or science.
• Pasta Magazine - Devoted to everything Italian. Entrees, salads, pasta dishes, desserts, travel and personalities.
• Phatoz Search Engine - In their own words, "Thousands of links to who knows where."
• The Programmer's Guide to SCSI - This is a book which offers a concise tutorial and reference to the Small Computer System Interface (SCSI), the standard interface for high-performance computer peripherals. Geared specifically for programmers who are writing drivers or creating applications that support SCSI devices. The web page provides SCSI hardware manufacturers, software vendors and developers, and other resources.
• Pronet - A multilingual online link to the products, services and capabilities of thousands of businesses from around the world.
• Qualified Information Systems Vendors - Listing of computer products for the QISV for the State of Texas, availiable to all local government, who are members of the General Services Commission (GSS) allowed to purchase through the Cooperative Purchasing Program (CPP).
• Resoft Links - They offer several different kind of sites updated daily and continuously: from an index divided into categories and specific pages to our free-services sites, comprising news, economy and a phone book. Plus an Italian phone book.
• Salt Institute - Salt FAQ on salt mining and sea salt.
• Sammy's Pizza - Woodfired pizzas, and Thai chicken salads.
• Scripps XIMED Physician Directory - Listing with all doctors in this region, and hyperlinks to each individual one.
• Season by Season - Features recipes, ingredients, and cooking techniques, based on the 22-week cooking series hosted by chef Michael Chiarello, airing on local PBS stations across the country.
• Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance Learning Center - Comprehensive resource on the Holocaust and World War II. Featuring: glossary, timeline, bibliographies, questions and answers about the Holocaust, virtual exhibits, curricular resources for teachers, 3,000 text files, tens of thousands of photos.
• Soprano - Unusual. Uses java a lot, a little confusing, but a different approach so I can be patient and see where it goes.
• Spike and Mike's - The Official Web site for the Festival of Animation and Sick and Twisted.
• TechFest - This is the project of a technical professional who works in the computer networking industry. Created in order to make it easier to find good technical information on all topics relating to networking and computer technology.
• Telecoms Virtual Library - Communications & Telecommunications, one of the Virtual Librarys.
• That History Place - Great online exhibits - World War 2, Lincoln, Kennedy, plus more. Great place to start homework.
• Thunderstone - This is one of several experimental search engines produced by Thunderstone's R&D group.
• Tile.Net Vendors- The Comprehensive Internet Reference - Includes: discussion and information lists on the Internet, Usenet newsgroups, FTP sites, computer products, vendors and Internet and Web design companies.
• Topical_Subcategories
• WAN - Wide Area Network
• Webgator - Excellent source used by private investigators in locating information. Access to many government databases. Locate missing persons, funds or geneologist info. Unclaimed property, resources for adoptees, licensing agencies.
• WWW Virtual Library - Electrical Engineering - A "Virtual Library" for electrical engineering. Continuously updated with new information.
• WWW Virtual Library - Computing - A "Virtual Library" which specializes in computing.
• WWW Virtual Library for SCSI - Information on SCSI bus interface, standards, manufacturers and distributors, technical info, books and test equipment from the World Wide Web Virtual Library system.
• XIMED Medical Group - Large network of physicians who provide personalized health care to patients throughout San Diego County.

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