� �
This page is dedicated to interesting and/or fun places to visit on the World Wide Web. �This page also has a variety of �websearch devices.
Check back often...you never know where some of these will take you!
Interesting/Fun Places:
Good tutorial on use of colors for web page text,hot links,cool links and visited links
A
biginners guide to webpage programming by Greg Nussberger. (a multimedia presentation with music.
Schilling's Friendship Force page
Virtual Tourist Home Page. A
connection to all the servers in the WWW.
EcoNet Home
Page
Kaleidoscope Gardens
The USDA National Agricultural
Statistics Service
Some starting
search devices and other aids
Are you looking for information on the Web? The sites listed below are some
favorite general Internet search engines and catalogs. None of them are
comprehensive, so it's important to use a variety of different tools.
IPL maintains collections of over 18,000 Internet
resources, hand picked, organized and described.
An in-depth and extensive listing of organizations and resources pertaining
to a number of environmental and global issues.
Earth Views
Ben and Jerry's Home
Page
A couple of guys who need no introduction! Check out their Page: fun, ice
cream and Fabulous Prizes abound....
The Internet C@fe, Honolulu,
Hawaii
Internet Cafe's are multiplying at a nearly geometric pace worldwide, and
Hawaii's first is an excellent example of what can be done with a lot of
imagination, a lot of coffee, and a lot of bits per second! Take a moment
to visit!
Via-Web Kaleidoscope
website
An example of a hard to find collectible. Take a moment to visit!
Another hard to find kaleidoscope collectible site
An extremely useful Home Page for mushroom cutivators and anyone else involved
in the agriculture industry. Many downloadable tables and charts, readable
through most works/spreadsheet applications. Take a look at what's available
through the NASS
Historic Data Products Gopher!
The Home Page of Fairness
and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR)
Most renown (and sometimes reviled) for the book The Way Things Aren't:
Rush Limbaugh's Reign of Error , this media watchdog organization has
a lot of fascinating information to offer on their Home Page. A little something
for everybody!
The Interactive
Etch-A-Sketch
Must be seen to be believed! You will need a copy of
Netscape Navigator 2.0
or higher and Macromedia's Plug-in
Shockwave.
Stuff like this is what makes the Internet (and the Web in particular) such
a nifty place!
The Society of the
Hwarang
Interested in the Martial Arts? HwaRang Do is one of the most sophisticated
martial arts in the world, and has been called the "Harvard" of martial arts
systems. Exceptional in its fluidity and power (kicking, punching, grappling,
joint-locks, throwing, and falling) this system is populated by black belts
from other styles who are attracted to HwaRang Do for its depth, grace and
beauty. Paul Stamets has been practicing HwaRang Do since the late 1970's
and invite you to visit the home page of this eclectic but powerful art.
Ask Dr. Andrew Weil
Dr. Andrew Weil is available for general questions concerning health-related
issues through his Hot-Wired internet site. Author of The Natural Mind,
Spontaneous Healing and many other books, his advice resonates with wisdom.
Web Searching:� �
An
easy to use Search engine is GOTO.COM
To
locate additional services, see the
All-in-One
Search Page,
Search.com or
the Yahoo page titled
Searching
the Web. Also see
Search
Engine Watch, which has news and tips relating to WWW search engines,
including tips for searching and tips for webmasters who want to make their
pages more accessible.