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Some Weird stuff

• Roadside America: a site that chronicles some of the more unusual things people can see traveling through this country in their cars. 
• Squirrel Fishing page: a former Engineering grad student at Harvard University has made the best of his interest in performance measurements to document a new approach to rodent performance evaluation.
• Urban Legends Page: Have you heard that ironing your mail will kill anthrax spores?  Or that during the search and rescue at the World Trade Center, Starbucks charged ambulance workers $130 for three cases of water?  One of these rumors is true!  Find out which one by visiting the Urban Legends page, where you can also keep current on a variety of other urban myths concerning sex, music, horror, the Titanic, lost legends and much more!

  Spacey Stuff

• The NASA home page: explore the universe, read about the lates mission to Mars. Find out more about life on earth.
• Not content just to check out the local weather? What's the weather like in space today?  Find out at NOAA's Space Weather page.
• Want to help scientists search for ET's?  You can, if you have a PC and wouldn't mind having a cool new screen saver.   Visit the SETI home page to sign up.

  New Age Stuff

• Do you feel lucky?  You can visit the Matrix Oracle to get a personalized horoscope.  You can also consult the tarot cards or a variety of other ancient and modern divination tools to find the answers to all of your most pressing questions.
• Or you can visit the Astro*Intelligence page and get your own free detailed daily horoscope or sign up for a seminar on the Saturn-Pluto cycle!
• Do Earth-centered and/or women-centered religious groups interest you?  Visit the web site of the Covenant of the Goddess, a confederation of worshippers from various traditions who share in the worship of the Goddess and the Old Gods.   Also, check out  The Witches' Voice, a site dedicated to providing information about the activities of the neo-pagan global community.

  Activist Groups

• Greenpeace International: a well known environmental advocacy group concerned with protecting our oceans, our atmosphere and our forests.  Greenpeace is concerned about the dangers of toxic and nuclear waste and genetic engineering.
• Friends of the Earth: these folks are dedicated to protecting the planet from environmental degradation; preserving biological, cultural, and ethnic diversity; and empowering citizens to have an influential voice in decisions affecting the quality of their environment.
• The Nature Conservancy: these folks buy land to protect it from development.  They have a local chapter in Washington State.