Favorites
| My website originally consisted of one homepage with links to sites I had bookmarked in my browser in a format similar to what you see here.
This page, the last remnant of that, functions as sort of a catch-all now, in the categories above. Here are some of those sites (plus a
few more). Some are remarkable, some are silly, I think all are worth a visit. You be the judge.
As you can imagine, a lot of these links will change or cease to exist from time to time, so I periodically run a link checker to verify and correct (or delete) them. I try to do this on all my pages. |
See more under Hoaxes & Urban legends| What is the real story behind what you read in the newspaper or see on television or online? |

Interactive
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RinkWorks – online entertainment
The Dialectizer – after some controversy, the Dialectizer is back!
Fun With Words – a celebration of the English language
The Oracle of Bacon – the Kevin Bacon game
Greeting Cards by 123Greetings – allows you to schedule the card to be sent on a given day
sodaconstructor – this is really cool
The Internet Archive – take the Wayback Machine to websites of the past
My site on the archive
The Nerdity Test – Version (5x³-3x)/2
Rediff Guide to the Net: Features:Do All Orientals Look The Same? – take the test
Go To Quiz – some interesting quizzes
What kind of accent do you have? – living half my life on the West coast and half my life on the East coast I may be a combination
What mental disorder do you have? – and you thought you were healthy
Parkour.NET – an art to help you pass any obstacle; to go from point A to point B using only the possibilities of the human body
StepWhere? – find Running, Walking and Hiking Trails
Hingham Cemetery – my daily dog walking route
Virtual Age Calculator – What is your life expectancy?
Young Me / Now Me – then and now photos
youngmenowme blog
| Silly & entertaining (see more at Amusing videos and Multimedia) |
| Informative? |
| Other |
| There are other people besides me who have the passion (and time) to put together an extensive personal website. |
(for technical info see Internet & technology links)| Dictionaries & grammar reference |
| Entertainment (see also Music) |
| General reference |
| Global, geographical, historical, & cultural |
| Education |
| Measurements |
| Miscellaneous |
(don't miss Political satire)| Massachusetts' senators (my home state) |
| Departments & agencies |
| Consumer & citizen support |
| Miscellaneous |
(there are also a few map links in the Information section)| Directories |
Amusing videos and Multimedia
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| This is a central location on my website for multimedia files. There are more videos in the drop-down list above. |
Susan Boyle
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This dynamic singer really blew away the judges and audience with her performance on Britain's Got Talent in April, 2009. |
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This is a simulation with audio of the amazing ditching of U.S. Airways flight 1549 in the Hudson River by pilot Chesley Sullenberger on January 15, 2009. |
| All these videos play in popups (for you programmers, my Perl section describes how I am playing these). I discovered most of them on the Video sharing sites listed below. |
![]() Sand animation Ferenc Cakó |
![]() A Rube Goldberg style Honda commercial |
![]() Powers of Ten (Charles & Ray Eames) |
Jerome Murat zombies |
Chris Bliss juggling |
![]() Wedding boogie (the story) |
![]() Heart Attack Grill |
| Sports videos |
![]() Roger Federer's tweener |
![]() Doug Flutie's Hail Mary |
![]() Amazing comeback |
![]() Amazing catch by ball girl |
![]() Winning shot |
![]() Epic badminton |
![]() Table tennis |
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| Video sites |
| TV shows and movies |
| Audio (see more under Email jokes) |
(see also Panoramas, Webcams, and of course, my Gallery page)
Media
| TV & radio (FM streaming audio on the Music page) |
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Publications |
Groupings of news sites (find more news sites on the Main page) |
Alternative |
Do it yourself |
(for 60s music see the Music page)| I graduated from high school in 1966 and started my many years of college in the late 60s, so I was primed to experience all that time had to offer. |
| R. Crumb, cartoonist |

| Ken Kesey, author, 1935-2001 |

| The sixties was not all fun and games. Read about some of the values I formed in Where I stand including my battle with the draft board. |
Charity
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