You want links?

• Horseshoe Curve (Altoona, Pennsylvania) Webcam.
• The Mercury Theater on the Air (and more): A gold mine of radio episodes and rehearsals from Orson Welles. Not to be missed by any radio drama fan.
• The Nostalgia Digest, the companion magazine to Chuck Schaden's Those Were the Days radio nostalgia program, aired Saturdays from 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. on WDCB (the College of DuPage radio station).
• Stick Figure Death Theater.
• Sunlit Earth: Watch the sun and its light travel the earth 24 hours a day.

• The Kelp Cam: At Monterey Bay Aquarium.
• Last Chance Forever: A San Antonio, TX raptor rehabilitation and education center. The Executive Director is master falconer John Karger, one of the most interesting people I've ever met.

• Lincoln Park Zoo (Chicago).
• John G. Shedd Aquarium (also Chicago).
• The Sherwood Forest Trust.
• The Yuckiest Site on the Web: And well worth a visit.
• The zoos and aquariums of AZA: The Association of Zoos and Aquariums page.

• Advanced Book Exchange
• Bibliomania: etexts and more.
• The Dusty Shelf: Literary e-zine.
• The Library of Congress: Need I say more?
• McGraw Hill Higher Education
• Penguin Books
• Powell's in Portland
• Scholastic Books: Remember them? They're still around.
• Seminary Co-op Bookstore(in Hyde Park, Chicago): I'm a member :).
• Ulysses for Dummies
• University of Virginia Electronic Text Center

• If you're in or near Minneapolis, Minnesota, visit Merlins Rest, where Bill Watkins is Minister of Culture.
• Celtic Music Online
• Our Johnny.

Johnny Cunningham's fiddling wizardry.

• His brother, former Silly Wizard accordionist (the one they shot when they fuddled the bell in Dunkeld) Phil Cunningham, tours with Aly Bain.

Phil Cunningham, minus the squeezebox he wears on his chest <g>.

• The Scotsman Online.
• Silly Wizard: Silly Wizard--the best band ever to come out of Scotland. This is the Gordon Jones' version of their history. Also contains the SW and individual band members' discographies.
• Andy M. Stewart, who tours with Gerry O'Beirne.

Gerry O'Beirne, Andy M. Stewart.
Good thing Gerry's not holding the ukelele. :)

• Webcam views of Scotland.

• Stephen A. Anderson: My dear friend.
• Bensozia: Thoughts, ideas, observations.
• Hamburg, NY: My hometown.
• The Frontier Central School system: Where I spent my formative years.
• Rick Deevey: Artist, musician, gentleman, scholar, and . . . different.
• Nine Stones.
• Meet the Schirf family

• My father's genealogy can be found here, for anyone interested: Schirf. He descends from Jacob through Peter and then Nicholas.
• The Schirf Brewing Company: Brewer of Wasatch beers. "We drink our share and sell the rest."

• There's a Schirf farm in Austria; visit Schirfhof.
• UTHSCSA Department of Biochemistry: It feeds my brother Virgil's family. First, however, you might want to peek at Virgil's page.
• Where I'm from: Western New York.

One of my favourite places: Letchworth State Park in Western New York.

• A Prairie Home Companion.
• Brent Spiner.
• Internet Movie Database.
• Duncan Regehr.
• Midnight Special.
• National Public Radio: All things considered, not a bad place to be.
• NativeCelebs.
• The Rogue Market: Buy and sell celebrities and artists. So far, I own chunks of Brent Spiner and Bruce Boxleitner. Note: The Rogue Market has been offline for some time, however.
• The Sun News: My hometown (Hamburg, NY) newspaper; formerly The Hamburg Sun.
• The UberPage of the First Church of Shatnerology!: Who could resist? (Resistance is futile.) Remember, Shatner rocks.
• WCLV: Syndicates one of the best programs on the radio, Weekend Radio, with Robert Conrad.
• WFMT: Classical music in Chicago.
• WTTW: Your window to the world.

• For those who don't get enough insults at home or work, try the surrealist compliment generator. Then, for a complete meal, finish off with a Shakespearean insult or two. And, finally, the ditch-letter generator for when you wish to dump that special someone.
• Aetna Intelihealth.
• The American Civil War Homepage: For history buffs and reenactors everywhere.
• Caffeine and coffee: I am 100% fueled by both. You'd be shocked. Just the FAQ, ma'am.
• CareerBuilder: For both sides of the employment equation.
• The University of Chicago Department of English: Where do they hide the Department of Gaelic? :)
• Date and time.
• The Dialectizer: Just do it.
• The Dilbert Zone®: Nobody doesn't like Sara Le . . . er, Dilbert, that is . . . and when you're done there, try Demotivators. It's the answer to all that motivational corporate, ummm, stuff that no sane person believes. Who can resist a little apathy? ;)
• The Field Guide to North American Males
• First Nations/First Peoples Issues: Native activism.
• Google: Still the best search engine.
• The Mac Orchard: All the Internet software you could ever need—for the Mac, anyway. :)
• Chicago's Museum Campus.
• The Museum of Broadcast Communications. If you ever visit Chicago, look for my name on the donors' list to Jack Benny's vault. I gave $39. ;)
• Niagara Falls: You can't grow up in WNY without visiting Niagara Falls. Many, many, many times.
• Starship Millennium Voyage.
• The Straight Dope.
• Yahoo Groups mailing lists.

• Stress Relief Aquarium 3.
• "Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.": A world of tea, according to Stash.
• The Weather Underground.
• The Yuckiest Site on the Internet. As advertised.

• Babylon 5: The Lurker's Guide to . . .
• Deus Ex Machina: No MSTie should be without it.
• Doctor Who.
• MSTies love Mamie Van Doren!
• You'll want to engage in a little Star Trekkin' by the Firm. Engage.

• The Enneagram Institute or The Enneagram of Personality.
• Keirsey.
• Queendom: The mother of all testing sites.
• Tickle (formerly Emode).

me.

Updated Sunday, June 24, 2007.
Go to http://www.slywy.com.