• Daniel Merlin Goodbrey is trebly one of the most talented graphic artists, writers, and animators to grace the Internet. You'll see what I mean when you visit e-merl, his homepage.
  
  
• Eep! This webpage looks suspiciously like a shameless Grendel-wannabe. Visit Beau Yarbrough's excellent websites, where "content is king" and the design is heavenly! (Not gushing! Not gushing!)
  
  
• My father, math professor extraordinaire, has a faculty webpage for his university, Cal-State San Bernardino (CSUSB). His Probability and Statistics java applets are of particular interest to the people who like numbers.
  
  
• The Onion, America's Finest News Source, and a Wisconsin one at that!
  
  
• The Hollywood Stock Exchange is a free internet stock market game...you can win (lose) lots of faux money and have fun predicting the (volatile) movie trends!
  
  
• Calvin and Hobbes is back!...well, sort of. The old strip is reprinted on dates corresponding with its original publication (exactly 11 years after it was first published). You can browse through the ones they've previously put up, too, so it's ultimately a step back in time.
  
  
• Zoetrope: All-Story is a classy Internet short-story magazine "founded by Francis Ford Cuppola." (Wind!) There's a submission page in particular which I STRONGLY believe several individuals I know would benefit from perusing.
  
  
• The Cameron Column easily rivals Dave Barry's droll witticisms as one of the better humor columns in the English language. Plus, Bruce Cameron has the lovely benefit of being the underdog!