Austin City Links.

Betty Bowers -- Self-styled "America's Best Christian"

God-u-like. A page which provides someone's very subjective comparative evaluation of somewhere over 100 religions.

Gourmet food. Worldwide recipes:  Sign on to a free list to receive a gourmet menu with recipes by e-mail each day.

KMFA-FM.  Austin's classical music FM station

Mundane Behavior. Serious behavioral journal specializing in the ordinary.

New Yorker Cartoons.

The Onion.  Really funny specious news articles about religion. Don't look if you're offended by
irreverence.

Oscars.   Hotlinks to everything about the Academy Awards, including sites where you can compete to see who can pick the most winners.

Penny Postcards. In June 1996, the USGenWeb Digital Library (USGenWeb Archives TM) was developed to present actual transcriptions of public domain records on the Internet. Server space was donated by RootsWeb.Com for storage of the files. The postcards presented on these pages are privately owned, scanned and contributed to this database. These postcards originally cost 1¢ to mail, hence the name Penny Postcards.

Play chess on line. Live real-time interaction with others on line.

Real headlines from newspapers.

Swami Beyondananda.

TV Guide Entertainment Network.

The Virtual Museum of Mousepads.   The number after the description of each mousepad is the number of people who have voted for the pad, so you can get a rough idea of (1) which mousepads are interesting to look at and (2) the quality of the culture in which we live.

What's your religion? At this site, a questionnaire on your religious beliefs will return to you a list of religions prioritized according to how closely they approach what you believe.