Avara is a great game from the thaumaturgists at Ambrosia. Fight in walking robots with others on the internet or LAN. This is really taking off in popularity and promises to be one of the biggest digital timesuckers since web browsers.

Cameras all over the world that are connected to the net.

A Northwest-oriented search engine.

A collection of popular search engines all in one handy spot.

An internet white pages. Locate those other net geeks out there.

Explore recreational sites all over the country.

A very well done site featuring drink recipes and painful sounding drinking games. I also have a recipe published here. Look up "Hurricane 5".

Ummm... What's New and What's Kewl. Nuff said.

Great show with a plot that is deeper than TV usually allows.

Hey, they made my truck twenty-one years ago they gotta be cool. Actually they have a really nice site with all sorts of neat 3D rotating views of your next car.

I have a theory about why Fremont is the way it is. I think that Aurora Avenue and the ship canal effectively cut it off from the rest of the world. It's kinda like one of those "Land That Time Forgot" movies where they find a remote tropical valley in the arctic circle where dinosaurs still live.

I also believe that this is why I like it a lot.

A nicely done site collecting information on alternative and non-traditional health topics. [By the way, the doctor is no relation to me]

Marathon

Marathon Central. Marathon is the last word in first-person adventure games.

A very nice archive of Classic Fine Art. Really worth checking out.

An online display of art using a variety of media.

An online magazine of current trendiness.

One of the better internet outlets for mail-order software.

A homepage of bizarre nature.

The Happiest Place on Earth. Well maybe not the happiest place, but a good reason for not nuking Southern California.

Also known as "Macintosh 87", from Microsoft.."You can take over the world today."

Resistance is futile... Prepare to be assimilated. Assimilate this Billy!