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• Anting-Anting - Article about these amulets of the Philippines, mostly from a martial arts perspective.
• Courtney Love on the RIAA va. Napster Controversy - Love's pointed and unconventional analysis of the MP3 piracy issue from the musicians' perspective.
• Erle Montaigue's Taiji World - Explains rarely-discussed topics of great effectiveness, both esoteric and fundamental, such as the dim mak and fa jing aspects of tai chi and pa kua. Free downloads of unique and immensely valuable articles. Catalog of classes, books, magazines, and videos. Awesome.
• Ghost Sites - Unique resource reviews aging, abandoned, and derelict web sites. Compiled every three weeks by Steve Baldwin. One of the Web's great cultural treasures.
• IATH Reports, Projects, and Works in Progress - Descriptive index of the innovative sites at the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, University of Virginia, Charlottesville.
• Internet Recycle Bin - Adoption agency for neglected sites. Solicit a new author to care for a site you no longer have time to maintain, but you can't bring yourself to delete. Store temporary files. Adopt a site.
• Katsuo Tachi Contemporary Art - Powerfully evocative abstract paintings.
• Pinkie's Tree Legends, Part A - An interesting one-page summary of the myths, legends, and magical properties attributed to various trees (from Acacia through Fig) and their wood. Follow menu links at page bottom to "tree legends (b)," "tree legends (c)," and "tree symbolism."
• Search Engine Submission - What Laisha doesn't know about search engines isn't worth knowing.
• The Death Clock - Plug in your birthday, sex, and attitude and get a display of the date of your death and how many seconds you've got left on this planet. Have a nice day!
• The First Internet Yodel Course - Written instruction, musical notation, and AIFF and WAV sound files. Free completion certificate by application.
• The I Ching on the Net - Valuable link list (all languages) by Greg Whincup, author of one of the revolutionary new pre-Confucian, pre-Taoist translations of the I Ching, as close as can be gotten to the original (buy his paperback translation and Kerson and Rosemary Huang's, too).
• Vincent van Gogh Information Gallery - Canadian David Brooks' spectacular, well-catalogued collection of Van Gogh works. Claimed "the most comprehensive Van Gogh resource on the Web." It probably is. Paintings, drawings, articles, links.

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