http://www.google.com/ - I think this is the best search tool on the net.

http://www.askjeeves.com/ it is fun to ask silly questions just to see where you are sent.

http://www.time.com/time/
time100/timewarp/timewarp.html - A neat comparison of then and now information.

http://www.billsgames.com/ - Just plain ordinary games, nothing fancy... just old fashioned entertainment and free as well.

http://www.allherb.com/consumer/ - This site is all about herbals and such, you can even list what your symptoms are and the site will tell you what herbal you need and a way to buy it.

http://www.underemployed.com/ - Being someone that left a job I hated I find this particular site very interesting.

http://www.rightminds.com/ - A super cool place to work.

http://www.cyber-kitchen.com/index/ - this could be renamed "Everything you ever wanted to know about cooking" it is a collection of various different food related Web sites.

http://www.kyohaku.go.jp/meihin/mase.htm - if you love Japanese art, this is a great site to see piles of it.

http://www.shoots.com/ - if you are planning on making a movie, this is a place that tells you what you need.

http://www.sherlockbones.com/html/menu.html - being a pet owner I found this site rather interesting. There are pictures and descriptions of lost pets and advice too.

http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu
/adaccess/search.html - this is a site that allows searches of various ads used over the years. Now that I work for an advertising firm I thought this was really cool.

http://www.hairdos.com/ - A cool site to play with if you are thinking about getting a new hairdo and can't decide what you want. It has a little search engine that lets you pick different colors and hair textures and comes up with styles.

http://www.illusionworks.com/ - this is a really neat site that has all kinds of optical illusions.

http://www.manitoulin-link.com - Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada.

http://www.tobermory.org/schedule.htm - This site is all about the ferry that travels to Manitoulin Island, including schedules, fares and historical detail.

http://www.kitchener.com/ - in preparation for a recent visit I used this site to find a good place to stay. It also was very useful in learning more about the area

http://www.stjacobs.com - one of my favorite places to visit while in Canada, the shopping is great and so is the scenery.

http://www.usastar.com/cities/
fredericksburg/index.htm - a few years back I needed to find a spot to meet friends halfway between Richmond and DC this site was of immense help.

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