Big Fat Links R Us

Google * CNN * C-SPAN * Ask Dr. Math * World Maps * NUFORC * Dr. Gene Scott * KGO Radio * IMDB * Google News * Bible Gateway * Naval History * APOD * NIST Converter * Google Groups * Currency Converter * Guess the Dictator and/or Sit-Com Character * Star Trek Timeline

The odd thing about blogging is that it's sort of a Bukowski-meets-Mr. Spock way of organizing information (more Bukowski than Spock, I might add).

Personally, I've always been a fan of the well-organized column. But I guess that makes me pretty out-of-touch these days.

So like all true geniuses, I've learned to adapt.

Google -- if you don't know, then you're out-of-touch.
CNN--TV news on the Internet. About as boring as it is on TV.
C-SPAN--usually pretty boring, until something disasterous happens.
Ask Dr. Math--a refresher course on stuff you ignored in school.
World Maps--great visual aid for the news you hear every day
NUFORC--Nat'l UFO Reporting Center, read about recent sightings
Dr. Gene Scott--probably the most interesting preacher you'll ever hear. Check out Mysteries.
KGO Radio--talk radio station in San Francisco, CA.
IMDB--Internet Movie DataBase, find out who played whom, cast and crew
Google News--search the news feeds
Bible Gateway--find out what it really says
Naval History--good overview of 20th Century naval campaigns
APOD--Astronomy Picture of the Day, tons of space pictures
NIST Converter--conversion between energy equivalents.
Google Groups--before blogs there were the Usenet Newsgroups, search them here
Currency Converter--useful for the Jet-Set
Guess the Dictator and/or Sit-Com Character--an interesting waste of time
Star Trek Timeline--another interesting waste of time