Recommended Links

It seems that almost everyone in this list hasn't touched their web sites for many months.

Tim Botham, a friend from SFU. I have photos of him here.
Dave Ashley, a friend from Catapult. This guy is one serious computer hacker.
Eric Snider, of "Eric's Ultimate Solitaire" fame. I know him from Catapult.
Jeff Anderson. He's a nice fellow I used to work with who writes self-proclaimed cheesy, but fun games for DOS/Windows.

Macintouch: Macintosh tricks, tips, and rumours. New content added daily by Ric Ford, long-time MacWeek contributor. Excellent; worth checking daily.
MacSurfer: Launching pad for all sorts of Macintosh resources. Current Macintosh news, updated several times a day!
MacOS Rumors: Often laughably inaccurate, and outrageous, but a good read nonetheless.
Apple Computer, Inc.: Apple. You know, Macintosh. The original consumer GUI. I'm an Apple sympathizer. The site used to be really bad. It's now pretty good. Configure a Mac online, and buy it.

The Economist: British newsweekly with economical internationist slant.
FAIR: Rush Limbaugh Debates Reality: FAIR is a media watchdog group. This particular piece is a collection of Rush Limbaugh's misstatements along with countering arguments. An excellent work for those who appreciate critical thinking. Also features a rebuttal by Mr. Limbaugh, and a rebuttal to the rebuttal. Intended to be a serious critical analysis. Sometimes pedantic, often spot-on. Incidentally hilarious.
Noam Chomsky Archives: Noam Chomsky started his academic career as a linguist, and has since become more of a political activist. He has an unusual liberal libertarian political slant. The movie Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media is one of my favourites, but is difficult to find. It is available at Amazon.com.

Chicago Tribune Eulogy for Gene Siskel: The world lost Gene Siskel on February 20, 1999. He will be greatly missed.
Siskel & Ebert: The official site for the TV show, featuring Shockwave audio recordings of their reviews off the show. If you miss the show, go here for a summary -- or to hear the real thing (if you don't mind downloading Shockwave).
Roger Ebert's Movie Reviews: Ebert's written reviews for the Chicago Sun-Times featured on the Sun-Times' web site.
Internet Movie Database: Huge amount of movie and television show information, including cast, crew, rating, business, reviews, plot summaries and more. Now owned by Amazon.com.

Bob the Angry Flower: A site with many interesting and clever cartoons, apparently done by an amateur. Strange, outrageous, interesting, bizarre, fun. Well worth checking out. Some strips also feature a foetus as a principal character, somehow drawn to appear cute. This feat alone warrants further examination.
The Onion: Online satirical newspaper. New content appears weekly. Laugh-out loud funny. Strongly recommended. You will laugh.
Dilbert: Features archive of Dilbert comics.

Prince George, British Columbia: The city I was born and lived in until age seven.
Simon Fraser University: My undergraduate institution. I'm sure it's very interesting, as far as university sites go. No. Really.
UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles): Another university site!
Health Hero Network: Where I currently work.