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Local Venture Capitalists/Incubators: Austin Ventures; InterWest Partners; StarTech Early Ventures (Richardson)travel & exploration
Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas
Barbara Baynham is the Big Cheese at the Preservation Society for Spring Creek Forest
city-data.com: Stats about all US cities - maps, race, income, photos, education, crime, weather, houses, etc.job hunting
Maryland got its name from Henrietta Maria; she was the daughter of King Henry IV of France and Marie de Médici of Italy. In 1625, Henrietta Maria married King Charles I and became Queen of England.
if you're ever in Fredericksburg, Texas: der Peach Garten will lead you to the Hog Stop Inn (B&B that caters to bikers). If you don't cotton to the roar of a Harley @ 6am, you may consider the Full Moon Inn which includes a log cabin. Yee ha!
del.icio.us: is a social bookmarks manager (social bookmarks is what Sundry on Thursday is all about)
map24.com is supposed to put MapQuest and MapBlast and Yahoo! Maps to shame
The Past Whispers is about whisperin' history, I think. Every website should have an "About" page, for people like me who wander across stuff at 0:dark:30
The DMN carries a column called "Kate and Dale talk jobs". Kate Wendleton's site is fiveoclockclub.com and Dale Dauten's site is dauten.compolitics and/or religion
JobCenterTV - channel 68 (KPXD) is shown weekdays from 6am to 6:30
I'll be watching the Super Bowl for the advertising. Go back to last year's post for the pointer? Here's a perennial favorite: Monster
Clinton Birthplace Foundation is in Hope, Arkansas (SW corner of the state, on I-30)entertainment
The Federation of American Scientists website includes such gems as Secrecy News
Foundation for International Community Assistance (FINCA)
2005 Presidential Inauguration Balls (thanks, The George!)
Council for American-Islamic Relations
Dubya's World
Muslims Against Terrorism has changed their name to Muslim Voice for Peace
President's Council on Physical Fitness
The Daily Buzz - is this syndicated?
I suppose if you get tired of the Internet Movie Database, you can go to AllWatchers.com
hyperhidrosis is discussed on ExcessiveSweating.orgtree huggers
whoa! why did my Head-and-Shoulders shampoo come out of the bottle in orange? It lathers normally, though.
If you want to know what companies still test their products on animals, see Cruelty Free Companieswonders of the nerd|geek world
Radio Flyer : remember the Little Red Wagon?
Cook's Thesaurus is a cooking encyclopedia that covers thousands of ingredients and kitchen tools. Entries include pictures, descriptions, synonyms, pronunciations, and suggested substitutions.
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
Carnival of the Cats
Purina Cat Chow - Vitality formula
Scottish sculptor Andy Goldsworthy - Rivers and Tides: Working With Time Universe
When I lived in southern California, there was a chain of retail software places called Egghead Software, which eventually went out of business. Now I see NewEgg.com - could this be their rebirth?
The Newted Community allows Newton users worldwide to keep in touch with one another
Straight Dope Staff Report: Why do we have so many temperature scales?
Why is it so hard to find a good Computer Stand? The one I like above all others is Chenbro's ES160 Computer Stand, available from Cyberguys. Pity I can't find a local source for these.
v-chip.org (anti violence, etc.)
beyond zettabyte: yottabyte (2^80). I spotted this on Parade magazine's Ask Marilyn column.
TV-B-Gone™ from Cornfield Electronics allows you to turn off most any TV (such as a public one that annoys you, but you didn't think to bring the remote for that brand of TV with you)
konfabulator.com explains itself: Widgets: they're even cooler when they're onyour desktop.
Heavily advertised is the $350 Ionic Breeze (plus $22 for shipping). I read somewhere that it accounts for 50% of Sharper Image's profits, yet Consumer Reports is adamant that it basically does nothing. One of the Breeze's features mentioned in the ad is the Zenion Effect™
