Random Places To Go

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Books

Britannica Online is an encyclopedia. You need a license to use it, though.
Isaac Asimov. 'Nuff said.
Isaac Asimov FAQ.
I once read Pride and Prejudice in high school. This edition is easier.

Bookstores

The Booksmith, in San Francisco.

Comics

The comic strips at United Media include among others, Dilbert.
Southam Interactive's World of Weasels, Canada's first interactive comic strip.
A gopher link to many forms of comics.
I sporadically read the X-Men comic book.
Darren Blum's Marvel Pages (needs work).
Kyle Cinelli's The New Warriors Crash Page which needs a lot of work. Why am I even including it here?
Sandman Sandman is a comic book in DC's Vertigo series, and is conceptualized by Neil Gaiman. It is nearing its end soon.
- The Dreaming, Joe Fulgham's page. Contains the short story "Snow, Glass, Apples."
- The Dreaming, Debbie Fowlkes' page.
- Mike's Sandman page.
- Page of Death.

Muppet Pages

Humor

The Top Ten reasons why Janeway is better than Picard.
The Monty Python page
The Plastic Valley Comic Strip
Do you know what a "quadrant" is? Uncle Sam doesn't agree with you!! Check out this map of Washington, D.C., according to the White House.
The Nerdity Test.
Derek Cashman's humor page.

Celebrities

Strange People

Frank Laurijssens: SS, Beatles, MP.
Cliff Pickover: Puzzles, Computer Graphics.
Mark Phaedrus: Furry stuff.
Brad Templeton: Founder of Clarinet, ex-moderator of rec.humor.funny, FAQ writer.
Alan Mackey: Artist.
David Uy: Future Disney Cabinet member.
Tilman Hausherr: Scientology debunking, Magic secrets, Mozilla.

Japanese

Shodouka is a mediator for reading Japanese text over the WWW when you don't have a Japanese System. For any Japanese links in this section, the Shodouka version is the link; clicking on the little piece of punctuation after the link will get you the original version, which will be faster but unreadable (unless you have a Japanese system, of course).

Hideki's Japanese page.
The Japan Resource Page, showing you eveything you need to know about Japan outside of Japan.
Japanese smileys . Betcha didn't think they had 'em, eh?
The FAQ for sci.lang.japan, although this mirror in Europe might be faster for you. The FAQ will be discontinued soon; use the Japanese Language Information page instead.
The U. Washington FTP site for Japanese stuff.
A searchable index (in English!) of Japanese web sites.
A gateway to an online Japanese/English dictionary.

Desktop Publishing

Ever since I edited the School paper and before, I've really liked Desktop Publishing. Here's my collection of links:

GetInfo, a newsletter for Desktop publishing.
Eric Oehler's Funky Fonts.
The Fonts at the Info-Mac HyperArchive.
The Internet Font Archive. only Adobe Type 1 fonts are previewed.

Other Stuff

Prompt
Idea Futures. What if bookies ran the academic world?
Alchemy Mindworks is a firm that makes a lot of shareware graphics utilities and sells computer-related books.
Tell me what this link is...
QuikShot, parts to build your own computer with.
Pooh Corner
The Ultimate Index to the art of magic on the WWW.
Magical Secrets, a Virtual Magic shop on the WWW.
ASCII ART
Pizza Hut
The FAQ for Blade Runner , followed by a devoted page for it as well.
The Geek Zone, home of the Geek Code.
Official Rules for Major League Baseball.

Potpourri

I don't know where this link goes.
Enter the Spider's Web and you'll never get out alive!!
Spatula City!

Commercial Stuff

The virtual mall

Math

IAMS
MathPro
Why do I have a CalState Mathematics page here? I don't know either.
The Mathematical Association of America My membership will run out soon; I'm not sure that I want to renew it...

Computers

Links to Links

Alice's restaurant's Green Eggs Report
Yahoo!

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