(WEB) SURFING

Surf the web!

• Jenn Dolari's Click-O-Rama - links to anime, comics, games, roads, and whatever else suits her fancy (some mature content)
• Pennsylvania Elks - The B.P.O.E. kind. Rather an eclectic link collection.
• Jack Mount - retired librarian for the University of Arizona linked to this site among many other useful ones.
• Frank's Humble Abode - Lots of great links on this homepage - Food, Golf, TV towers, Science Fiction...
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• The Illinois State Library lists this site as a road and map resource
• Auto-Mobilier A French site with an extensive set of links. Un emplacement Français avec un ensemble étendu de liens.

• Geography World - lots of geographical information by Brad Bowerman

• Necessary Numbers by Mary Blocksma: * Now at Amazon.com and Most Major Bookstores * - check out US highways on page 58. "Finally you can figure out what those crazy pixels mean when you consider a digital camera, how to read an AQI (Air Quality Index), read up on the new wind chill index, font sizes, shoe sizes, bar codes, octane numbers, and much, much more."
• I'm pretty sure this is the Central Library in Berlin.

• My posting of the 'Discover America - Best By Car' logo was discovered by the folks running Rugrats Episode Guide.

• Trafic-Itineraires- It's in French, I'm there as Etats Unis.
• The University of Wisconsin's Internet Scout Project referenced this site for traffic.
• Caslon Analytics is an Australian reasearch and consulting firm.

• Ryan Grabow has an inventive site with many links to Radio and TV too.
• U.S. Highways was listed under 'Seven Wonders' on January 2, 1999.

• Pegasus - Zeitschrift für Transportgeschichte / Magazine for transportation history - web site is in German. It is a propoent of the rapidly expanding field of mobility history, mostly focused on Europe.

• The Literary Volunteers of Greater New Haven have been spotted looking at this site.

• q-exponential, Weibull, and q-Weibull distributions - The current leader in the most unusual use of this site, Author Dr. Picoli, Jr. Brazil.
• West Islip Public Library - I'd rather be on November 11th.
• Boo Boo the Pot Belly Dog - I think this link is accidental.
• International Signs Online - These guys send me a lot of traffic.

• Branching Out from the Mayflower - Deborah Hubbards's website - tracing the history of some of America's very first families
• Mysteries-Megasite - Favorite and Cool Places - A great set of links by Bruce Johnston, US Highways is on the Cool Side

•  Bad Day Studios lists this site on the 2000+ links - reference shelf.

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This page last edited Friday, May 02, 2008