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Cyber Curiosities It's back! 3 Stooges, Spam, Cheese, Centre for the Easily Amused, Short Attention-span entertainment, and lots of new Fun Links. (Dr. Anthony Walsh) Doc Harris Home Page A wild page! Tiny attack dogs, video surveillance, and witty "ads". A dazzling, irreverant delight. Guimp.com "The world's smallest website". Believe it! Click on the icon (which is as big as the page gets) and choose html or flash. You can play a game of pong in such miniature you nearly need binoculars to see. Tiny. The pages are small but there are several features and pages. Truly a conversation piece. (Thanks to Azy for this one!) Microsoft's TerraServer Billed as "one of the Web's most engaging sites", visitors can tap into the world's largest data base to see aerial photography of just about any place on earth, including your own back yard. Try it! Powers of 10 A cosmic perspective on the universe, from the Milky Way to sub molecular particles of our backyard plants: In powers of 10. Zoom in from outer galaxies to Earth and its atomic structure. Entertaining & educational.
ABYZ News Links An amazing collection of news organization web sites. Look at news from all around the world or local to yourself, whether you live in North America, Europe, Asia, or Africa. And all points in between. A huge collection of news sources online. Ananova Have you seen Ananova? This is the cyber-news anchor (no joke!) ... the perfect, futuristic news woman (with green hair) who may replace your favorite anchor-person any day now! Is this the future of the nightly news? BBC Online From the UK's pre-eminent news broadcasting monolith, here's their online directory of how to best access breaking news and features on any of the BBC radio and television channels. [ News | World Service | Learning ] CNN Interactive On-Line News and Features from Cable News Network [MORE News Resources]
Digital Art & Photography A collection of online exhibitions by artists, museums, and photographers, from the Louvre to the MOMA, from Ansel Adams to Hitchcock and the artists of Cyberspace. Digital Camera Reviews and Forums.
Fenichel Photography Take a brief tour or view dozens of online exhibits. Featuring scenic stops in New York City, Paris, Bodrum-Ephesus-Istanbul (Turkey), Holland, the Hawai'ian Islands, Big Sur, California, Digital D.C., and Florida. Digital Coolpix Gallery: Central Park: Winter Wonderland Spain - Asturias, Oviedo, Pontedeume Prague (Praha), CZ Stockholm
Indexes of Web Sites in Contemporary Art A directory of museums, sculputure, painting, photography exhibitions, and specialized indexes to international contemporary art. A treasure trove, from the Media Centre, Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal. [ More Digital Art & Photography]
Film Picks by Mr.G Filmster-triviatist Amadeus G picks "The Best 86 Films of All Time". Somewhat dated, but recently updated, a great conversation piece!
Godzilla - The Movie (May 1998) Combine a scientist and a Godzilla lover and you get this film review. For true Godzilla fans.
New York Film Festival -- 43rd Festival -- Sept.2005 [40th Annual New York Film Festival - Reviews ] Sept-Oct 2002 - Reviews of the Films by the New York Times. Theatre Development Fund Excellent resource for Broadway Theatre goers, from New York's TDF. Special features and information on how to get low cost last-minute tickets through TCKTS.
Television Viewing Guide From Zap2It So you don't have the paper or a TV Guide? Here's a quick, easy, online guide for what's on now. Customized to wherever you are, by zip code and cable, satellite, or broadcast provider. TV Land From Nick at Nite, a collection of great television-related pages, including classic theme songs, message boards, interviews, and varied multi-media. A Virtual Entertainment ArchivesFrom the U.K, Links Galore from Ian -- Film, Stage, Theater, and Television; Fantasy, Horror & Sci-Fi; Comedy; Beatles; Authors too.
ALFY.com Visually dazzling, this is a terrific site for teachers and parents of young children, aged 3 and up. A colorful cross between Disneyland and Sesame Street, a 100% child-safe environment of wonderment and learning. Words, numbers, & life are all presented with audio and visual pizazz. Developed by child psychologists and educators.
Comics.com (Formerly The Comic Zone) Something for everyone, including editorials, satire, and classic, vintage comic strips from Marmaduke and Li'l Abner to Peanuts to Dilbert and the Grizzwells, with all sorts of interactive web pages in between. (United Media)
Cyber-Seuss: The World of Dr. Seuss"The Great Glorious and Gandorious"...Dr. Seuss
FamilyBuzzGuide.com From A to Z (Amusement Parks, zoos) with everything from art, books, bowling, cultural activities, hiking, museums, nature, school, and shopping in between, a densely-packed directory, by location. Family EducAtion Network The #1 rated family site by Family PC magazine. A national partnership of local schools and parents. Information and discussion groups. The (Unofficial) Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies Home Page NeoPets NeoPets are a huge phenomenon among older children and young teens. Create your own pets and unusual creatures, tend to their needs, compare with your friends' Neopets, participate in NeoPet activities, play games, and create a world as rich in magic as that of Harry Potter. If you don't know what to do with this, ask a group of web-savvy kids!
Parent SoupOn-line Chat Groups, Parent Polls, Discussion Groups, Parenting News PBS Kids Colorful, interactive pages for kids who love PBS shows like Sesame Street, Zoom , Teletubbies, and Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. Also features Fun & Games, a PBS Kids TV guide, Coloring Pages and more.
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Here it is, "The Greatest Show on Earth", now online at a circus screen near you!
Streetplay.com Here's one for kids of all ages, a site with features and reminiscences about the games we played on the streets of our childhoods. Stoop-ball, hopscotch, stickball, you name it, it's all here, presented by some very prestigious sources.
Teen Time Websites for today's teens. Includes several cool pages, both fun and educational, and of course dating advice, games, and hobby pages.
The United Nations CyberSchoolBusA whole host of Destinations for classroom or family discussion, including InfoNation (facts about the world's nations) and Q&A on World Health. Winnie the Pooh: Just Pooh "Everything you always wanted to know about Winnie the Pooh and friends."
Sandee's Poetry in MotionReflections for the New Year.
Tony & Lee's Doo-Wop PageFigs, Oscars, Selena and more.
Zen Stories to Tell Your Neighbors Fascinating perspectives from psychologist/philosopher/professor John Suler.
Believe it or Not: Humans in the Zoo (9/96) A Danish couple moves into the Primate House Chupacabra Follow the stories and sightings of Puerto Rico's legendary space creatures from the swamps (of Miami). Hide your goats! ( Skepdic.com ) Dead People ServerFor trivia fans, not cannibals! Status of Celebrities. "Fun"- Pat Paulsen. Kabalarian Name Analysis What's in a Name? The Kabalarian Philosophy has the answer, so they say. Check out what your first name says about your character. Is it better than a fortune cookie or astrology? You decide. Missing Socks Page From the Bureau of Missing Socks. Ever wonder where they go? Research, newsgroups, and museum collections on the phenomenon of one-sock "pairs".
The Royalty in History PageFascinating accounts of royalty, from Caligula to present-day European Monarchs. With Mad Monarchs and an interactive history quiz. From Holland.
Capitol Steps OnLine The sharpest political satire in America! Zany troup of former political aides, pokes fun at both political parties with equal mirth and mercilessness. Like watching Monty Python with an American accent. Very funny, and now regularly updated with new material.
Comedy Central OnlineCyberVersion of the Cable Show, with links, jokes, South Park, and more.
Managed Care Jokes and Nursing/Medical Humor Many of the healthcare humor pages seem to shift and vanish, but these are solid starting points. (From the Northern County Psychiatric Associates, and Nurse Friendly, respectively)
My Own Favorite E-Mail and Internet Humor Topical and seasonal jokes and jabs. Now Featuring: Christmas Humor, Computer Humor, Excuses, Politics and Relationships.
Nolo's Favorite Lawyer Jokes Large selection, by topic. {Mahalo M.O'Kane!}
Rec.Humor.Funny ClariNet presents jokes of the day, best-of, and a comprehensive collection of contemporary e-mail humor.
Roker-Toons Al Roker's answer to "The Far Side". Cool cartoon commentary.
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New York just keeps growing, and so does this collection! Now on its own page, Click Here for New York City Links (These are just a few highlights, below.)
American Museum of Natural History View educational exhibits from the comfort of your home or school. Archives of previous exhibits and special new features, like Fighting Dinosaurs and the Full Moon Exhibition. The site features both educators' guides and a kids & family guide.
Live From Lincoln Center! Nicely designed page, complete with Fountain! Informative and current. Metropolitan Museum of Art An impressive collection, both online and off. Features include a list of Special Exhibitions as well as general visitor information. Features an online calendar of events, with links to their extensive website. New York City: Photography by Fenichel From Central Park and Strawberry Fields to Times Square & Coney Island. Special digital image collections of NYC cows, taxis, tributes to John Lennon, George Harrison, Hillary & Rudy, Blizzard of Y2k, World Trade Center, and more.
Now on it's own page, with room to grow. Click Here for Radio-Satellite-TV Links
Air | Asia | France | Hawaii | Holland | Hotels | Ireland | Italy | Middle East | Scandinavia | Spain | Turkey | UK | USA
Farmer's Almanac Weather Forecast for November 2003 - October 2004 Hear about our weather up to a year in advance!!
The Ground Hog Report - Feb.2 2004! The definitive forecast for the end of Winter, from Punxsutawney Phil. Mr. Weather - Robert, N2OWI New York City's former ARES/RACES/SKYWARN Commander (And now WB6NYC). Rain or Shine A partnership between Accu-Weather and Old Farmer's Almanac, an easy-to-use page for information about weather anywhere on Earth, with forecasts, maps, weather facts, and LiveCams. The Weather Channel Weather Channel On-Line features special seasonal features such as pollen counts and fall foliage reports.