Links

• My Excite - I use this for my start page, with news headlines, weather snippets, and television listings.
• CNN - Other than NPR, this is my main source for news.
• Foxtrot - I was introduced to this comic by a friend because of the math-geek kid. I now read it every day.
• Dilbert - I own most of the Dilbert books, and I've read each of them many times. Hang around me long enough and you'll get tired of hearing me quote Dilbert at you. I may even quote Dilbert more than The Simpsons.
• My Monster - I originally set up this account to search for the job I currently have. I continue to use it to keep up with what's out there and to look for jobs for my friends.
• BookBuilders of Boston Job Bank - This is an association of book publishers in the Boston area. I went to one of their seminars through work (after hours), but I left at the break since it was pretty much useless. However, their web site has a job site with publishing jobs. I look at these myself and send them to friends.
• Slow Wave - Jesse Reklaw draws people's dreams and puts a new one up approximately every week.
• NPR Weekend Edition Sunday Puzzle - Puzzles sent in by listeners and selected by Will Shortz. They range from extremely easy to extremely difficult.
• LiveJournal - A place for online journals. I started doing this in November 2001. It's a nice way to keep up with what everyone is doing, since a majority of my friends are on here as well. If you want to know my username on LiveJournal, just ask.
• New Genre - A small-press horror fiction and science fiction journal that I have done some work for. Okay, so I don't visit this site regularly, but I thought this would be a good place for this link. Great stories. Definitely check the magazine out.
• Perl Monks - A site for Perl questions and answers. Home to several tutorials which I found useful while learning Perl.
• New York Times Bridge Column - This column is posted three times per week. It discusses one bridge hand. I'm currently learning bridge, so it is interesting to read this column, although I am sometimes left scratching my head.
• Strange Horizons - A weekly Web-based speculative fiction magazine. Something I might consider submitting to if I ever start writing more.