Some World Wide Web Links

Note: this page is VERY old, as web pages go. The list dates back to 1997, for the most part, and I last made significant updates in 2002 - both long before Wikipedia and thousands of other useful sites existed. It remains here primarily for nostalgic purposes.

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Politics OF the Internet

(These are here FYI; I'm not necessarily endorsing them...)
gold keyElectronic Privacy Information Center Home Page
gold keyEFFweb - The Electronic Frontier Foundation - Focuses on Free Speech
green ribbonGreen Ribbon Campaign for Responsibility in Free Speech
The On-line Guitar Archive and the EMI and HFA Copyright dispute
John Perry Barlow's Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace
The World Wide Web Consortium's recommendation for an image format - PNG
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Politics & Government ON the Internet

(These are here FYI; I'm not necessarily endorsing them...)
Politics Now
Project Vote Smart
The White House
Interracial Voice
THOMAS: Legislative Information on the Internet
FedWorld Information Network - Access to US Government information, from the National Technical Information Service (NTIS)
The Capitol Steps - A marvelously entertaining troupe Capitol-Hill-staffers-turned-performers who do very clever political satire (a la Mark Russell or Tom Lehrer).
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Trains, Planes, and Maps

Robas Air- and Satellitephotography
Census Bureaus's Tiger Mapping Service
MapBlast- Create a map
MCW International Travelers Clinic
Amtrak
The FAA
FAA list of airline web sites
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Ohio and Cleveland

Official City of Cleveland web site
Official State of Ohio web site
The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History - Remarkable, informative site. Easy to browse.
Ohio Biz - index to Ohio web sites.
Welcome to Randyville
Welcome to Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Flats (Cleveland Ohio USA)
The Discovery Guide - Outings in Cleveland
Cleveland Public Library
The Cleveland Clinic
University Circle - several of Cleveland's most prominent cultural and educational institutions.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Museum I consider it a must before visiting the HOF. Also has some terrific information about Cleveland.
Steamer William G Mather Museum
RineStock Studios Photo Gallary - Lots of great photos
Cleveland.com The Plain Dealer's news & community information site.
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Movies and Music

The Internet Movie Database - Another remarkable site. A great resource.
Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First?" - the text and a sound file!
MovieLink - Search for current showings at theaters across the country!
Songs of Texas
My Virtual Reference Desk - Music on the Internet
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People's Home Pages & Genealogy

John G. Faughnan - A friend and renaissance man from Minnesota. Also an Informatician.
Nettie Lagace - John's sister-in-law. Worthy of her own entry.
John Matthews - A friend from United HealthCare, who obviously spends his time away from work very constructively.
John's Genealogy Junction
Shari.com - I found this in a genealogy page search, but it has a lot more.
Todd Sherman's Genealogy Home Page
The USGenWeb Project - A wonderfully ambitious volunteer project. The goal is to have a volunteer for every county in the country to post resources about histry, families, and data sources for that county. Here are a couple of example counties:
Genealogy Online
RAND Genealogy Club Home Page
Utah Valley PAF Users Group - Home Page
GED2HTML: A GEDCOM to HTML Translator - This software is widely used on Genealogical sites.
Helm's Genealogy Toolbox
Family Genealogy Forums -->

Other Interesting or Fun Pages

Web U.S. Universities
Merriam Webster dictionary site An invaluable resource.
The Smithsonian Institution
Dead People Server - is he or isn't he
The Random Tom Swifties page seems to be gone, but there are Tom Swiftie pages here, here, and here. (Or just do a search for "Tom Swifties")
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Last updated June 2, 2002 by Robin Richmond