• If you want a crash course in managing your email, you should visit the Flyfish Listserv home page and subscribe at once. You might also visit the FF@ History Page, a work in progress by Tim Cavileer.
• Joel Dunn earns his sainthood by maintaining the Flyfish List archives.
• Dave Lewis has some spectacular photo journals here. Rest in peace, sir.
• L.J. DeCuir's home page has long been a source of fly fishing links, patterns, etc. It was the original fly fishing online directory, he put it up long before such things became popular. Alas, L.J. died on 3/2/03 and we all lost a friend that day. Many thanks to Danny Walls for saving this webpage for posterity after L.J.'s death!
• Flies. Fly tyers. Patterns. Techniques. Hans Weilenmann has done an incredible job of putting them on the web.
• The Global FlyFisher is another incredible fly fishing resource.
• The Sharpes keep at it. Blair's Page
• All the information you'll ever need about fly fishing Sin City can be found at Bruce Pencek's Fly Fishing Las Vegas page.
• Dave Mason, Zen master of peanut butter and jelly sandwich construction and future mad scientist, maintains the McKenzie Page. This is the only page I know of that spews bad flyfishing limericks at you from the scrollbar.
• Look at fish porn and help save a river while you're at it: visit the Friends of the Grand River page, maintained by Bruce Wainman.
• Need some off-season conditioning? Check out the Chicken Fishing page.
• People Eating Tasty Animals

• Well, like, duh.
• Check in with the Woz
• Everymac is a great source of technical info for just about everything Macintosh.
• Pure Mac is a handy source for most of the software you need for your machine.
• The Three Macs and a Printer page provides excellent Mac networking info.
• Refurb Madness
• Track RAM prices with Ramseeker
• Want detailed instructions for turning your old SE or 512K into an aquarium? You'll find those instructions at Mac Aquarium's MacQuarium page.
• While not Mac-specific, you should bookmark at least one of the following: the Urban Legends Reference Page, or HoaxKill. They will help you check out those mass-mailing you get from your friends, hopefully before you forward them to everyone in your address book. Also check out factcheck.org for good research into political hoaxes.

• Dress Up Jesus, then browse the Jesus of the Week page.
• The Skeptic's Annotated Bible
• Red Meat will get your week off to a good start.
• The delightful Ultimate Jabberwocky Page
• The Other Drudge is worth a bookmark.
• Enrich your vocabulary with the 1736 Canting Dictionary.
• Some weekends I just have to kick back and relax. What better way to do it than with Backyard Ballistics?
• And yes, I listen to Car Talk.
• A gelatinous tribute to America's most prevalent bit of shared culture can be found in the SPAM Haiku Archive. This is a tremendous archive, Hormel should be proud.
• Celebrate your favorite transcendental number by taking the Pi Trivia Quiz
• Everything you know is wrong.
• Visit Firezine, the Official Official Digital Magazine of the Firesign Theater.
• And now for something completely different: PythOnline.
• If you don't do anything else today, at least visit the Gallery of Regrettable Food.
• Die Screaming With Sharp Things In Your Head

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