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Listing of Calgary Internet Providers.

Unix Links

Search Engines

Nerd's Nook: computer resources galore

Check out the Weather in Calgary

Science: Cold Fusion

Skeptic's Corner (including UFO stuff)

Some Interesting Sites

My favorite quotations

Reference Materals

Computer Gaming Resources

Check out the Calgary Freenet. Telnet to Calgary Freenet

RESUME of Michael Fullerton

Internet Search Engines

WebCrawler

DejaNews (Usenet Archives). Instead of posting a question, search for the answer.

Yahoo

Alta Vista

Excite Netsearch

InfoSeek

Lycos

WWWW -- The World Wide Web Worm

The Internet Sleuth is a collection of over 450 searchable indexes and databases covering a wide variety of subjects.

SCIENCE

"Cold Fusion"

Cold Fusion Technology Homepage

John Logajan's Home Page

CF Newsgroup searchable archive

CF Bibliography (keyword searchable)

Cold Fusion Times

Infinite Energy Magazine

Misc

Discovery Canada

NASA

AUFORA Helios

Comet Hale-Bopp

Images of Shoemaker-Levy 9 Comet

Skeptic's Corner

Q: What's the difference between a lunatic and a skeptic?

A: A lunatic is convinced that 2 + 2 = 5.  A skeptic knows 2 + 2 = 4, 
   but it bothers him.


"Doubt everything or believe everything: these are two equally convenient
 strategies. With either we dispense with the need for reflection."
                                                        -- Henri Poincare

"I am too much of a skeptic to deny the possibility of anything". 
                                                        --Huxley

Skeptopathy defined.

Stephen Downes : Logical Fallacies

Skeptics Dictionary. Looks highly skeptopathic

Skeptic Magazine

Other Skeptical Resources on the Net

What's New @ IUFOG

The Alberta UFO Research Association AUFORA

Some Interesting Sites

Visit the World of Escher, a fascinating educationally based site that explores the Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher's unique and often impossible work. From an early age, Escher was fascinated by repetition and infinite patterns. He explored with great enthusiasm the regular division of the plane in his tessellation or symmetry drawings linking math and art. Impossible buildings, spatial illusions, perspective drawings, woodcuts, and lithographs have fascinated young and old for more than half a century.