Selected Fun Links (Unrelated)
The following links may be of general interest. If you have a website that you would like to
share, feel free to do so, and I will post everything reasonable. Also, your comments are
welcome !
share, feel free to do so, and I will post everything reasonable. Also, your comments are
welcome !
Jeff Deemie Landscape photography which shares the beauty of our American landscapes
and beaches--http://www.deemie.com.
My brother, Carl Gwinn, has a site featuring underwater photography that will "channel"
your memories of that last beach vacation,
http://blackcormorant.blogs.com/blackcormorant/
Grow Older Better-A blog with a very personal yet researched account of a healthy
approach to aging by Lynn Dorman, PhD.
Wikipedia--http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page. An excellent source of information on all
kinds of things! It has a very useful search engine for finding articles within its pages.
The National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration (NOAA), http://www.noaa.gov, is the
best place to get weather information and forecasts. In fact, NOAA data is what other
weather forecasters use. Look on the left hand side for a bar where you type your city,
state (NOT zipcode!) to get your forecast, look at local satellite and radar, and more!
Netflix, http://www.netflix.com, is a way to order movies online, and have them shipped right
to your house. When you are done, you just mail them back and the next one in your
"queue" gets sent. Its really convenient and you can keep movies for as long as you want.
You can get two or more at a time, so if one isn't any good, you can just pop it out and
watch another one.
Cute overload--http://www.cuteoverload.com/. Pictures of cute things, mostly animals. It
often brightens my day!
You tube--http://www.youtube.com/browse?s=mp. You never know what videos you might
find. Some of them are very cute and funny! Many are home-made, and don't make a lot
of sense. I suggest trying the category "pets and animals". (Watch out for inappropriate
ones though--this site takes all comers and some of them don't have very good taste to
say the least).
and beaches--http://www.deemie.com.
My brother, Carl Gwinn, has a site featuring underwater photography that will "channel"
your memories of that last beach vacation,
http://blackcormorant.blogs.com/blackcormorant/
Grow Older Better-A blog with a very personal yet researched account of a healthy
approach to aging by Lynn Dorman, PhD.
Wikipedia--http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page. An excellent source of information on all
kinds of things! It has a very useful search engine for finding articles within its pages.
The National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration (NOAA), http://www.noaa.gov, is the
best place to get weather information and forecasts. In fact, NOAA data is what other
weather forecasters use. Look on the left hand side for a bar where you type your city,
state (NOT zipcode!) to get your forecast, look at local satellite and radar, and more!
Netflix, http://www.netflix.com, is a way to order movies online, and have them shipped right
to your house. When you are done, you just mail them back and the next one in your
"queue" gets sent. Its really convenient and you can keep movies for as long as you want.
You can get two or more at a time, so if one isn't any good, you can just pop it out and
watch another one.
Cute overload--http://www.cuteoverload.com/. Pictures of cute things, mostly animals. It
often brightens my day!
You tube--http://www.youtube.com/browse?s=mp. You never know what videos you might
find. Some of them are very cute and funny! Many are home-made, and don't make a lot
of sense. I suggest trying the category "pets and animals". (Watch out for inappropriate
ones though--this site takes all comers and some of them don't have very good taste to
say the least).
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