| Site Title | Description |
Minnesota Landscape Arboretum |
One of my favorite places in the world; I have biked, run, walked, and driven around it hundreds of times. It is a world class arboretum of around 290 acres that is supported by donations, maintained by volunteers, and is constantly growing and changing. |
Science Museum of Minnesota |
It is billed as "Minnesota's Favorite Museum", and it is definitely mine. There are so many amazing things there that can be appreciated on so many levels. It has especially good youth oriented programs, and a gargantuan omnitheater. |
Backfence |
A witty, dry, hilarious column that is featured in the Minneapolis Star Tribune's Variety section. Topics and discussions are simultaneously off-the-wall and close-to-home. |
Mountian Bike Review |
Mountain bike product and mountain bike trail reviews. For each one, many people write in and give a rating and a brief review, making a wide range of views available. |
China the Beautiful |
A great collection of Chinese art, literature, and interesting information |
Chinese Art Net Online Gallery |
An awesome site for traditional and contemporary Chinese arts and artists. |
Rikai.com |
I found this site to be a most useful language study tool. You can have the online program analyze Chinese (or Japanese) text anywhere on the web and provide you with the pronunciation and meaning of each word or phrase when you mouse over them. |
Project Renaissance with Win Wenger, Ph.D. |
Wow. Every student, educator, scientist, inventor, musician...okay, everybody has got to check this site out. Win Wenger is an awesome guy who will show you a powerful way of looking within and without, and you'll have a great time along the way. |
Veritas Publishing David R. Hawkins, MD., PhD |
Ever wonder what this existence is all about? Read David Hawkins' books to get some very thorough explanations from a man who knows. To paraphrase Will Smith in the movie Men In Black, "This is some next level stuff, and I'm in." Just check some of the items listed in the index of his book Power Vs. Force for B: behavioral kinesiology, Bell's theorem, Bhagavad-Gita, big bang, biochemical pathway, birth level of consciousness, Bohr, N., brain function, Buddha. Oh Yeah. |
WIL WHEATON dot NET |
The most consistently funny, touching, real blog out there. I don't read too many, but this one is very special for me, maybe because I'm Just A Geek too. |
The Onion | America's Finest News Source™ |
If you ever get fed-up with your normal sources of news due to their political bias, sensationalism, or grim outlook, just turn to The Onion for a thoroughly tongue-in-cheek approach to the news. It is a parody news-source that is done in a way that will perplex very gullible people, and leave the rest in stitches. |
Japanese Engrish |
Have you ever seen some imported asian product that has really messed up english on it? Well my friend, what you saw was an example of engrish. Now, what happens when people from all over send in photos of these to be collected on a website? You get one of the funniest dang websites out there. |
BitPass |
A remarkable new concept that I'm sure will gain steam rapidly over the next couple years. Here you can find links to sites where you can purchase the right to view comics or artwork, listen to music, and unlock all kinds of interesting web content for less than the cost of saving a poor, starving, child...er, I mean a cup of coffee. |
Apple - QuickTime - Movie Trailers |
If you've got a broadband connection, you can now easily watch trailers for a ton of upcoming or recently released films. |
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