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    Activism

    Army Men Project
    Mouths Wide Open is spreading plastic Army Men around the country and around the globe as small, everyday reminders of the ongoing horrors of the war in Iraq and to serve as tools to foster dialogue, action and resistance to the war.  One of the most inventive guerrilla marketing campaigns I've seen in years.

    HVDemClub.org (Hopewell Valley Democratic Club Website)
    The voice of the free Democratic party based in Hopewell Township, New Jersey.  (I explain why I like them in this CyberSibyl Rant.)

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    Entertainment

    BoingBoing
    Interesting things on the Net. A fun resource of crazy things.

    Wolfgangsvault
    Classic rock n’ roll that you can’t find anywhere else.

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    Environmental Issues

    EnviroMapper
    The EnviroMapper for Envirofacts allows you to enter your zip code and see what's lurking -- from superfund sites to hazardous waste zones -- in the environment around you.

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    News

    NPR
    Still the best streaming news source on the Net!

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    Online Resources for Writers

    GENERAL TOOLS
    Quick answers from Answers.com:  Take a moment to download the Answers.com application. Then ALT click on any word, in any document, and it automatically defines the word.
    Free Dictionary:  Another free dictionary (from Merriam-Webster), but without the cool Alt click function.
    Free Encyclopedia:  Wikipedia is the best free encyclopedia on the Web. It’s a WIKI, which means that the worldwide community of Web users add to it every day. Check out Sandom!
    Free Maps:  Mapquest:  The old favorite for driving instructions and maps.
    Literary Resources:  A great location for several online resources, including Bartlett’s Quotations, and Roget’s Thesaurus … and it’s all free!
    Holidays:  Forgot when Thanksgiving is?  This site lists all major holidays … so you can send those online cards!
    Time around the World:  Tired of waking up your Australian friends in the middle of the night?  Get the time in every part of the world … except cyberspace, of course!

    PUBLISHERS
    Cornucopia Press (Philadelphia) is dedicated to helping unrecognized American authors self-publish their work.  Do you need help getting your self-published title into print?  Have you already had a book published in the traditional way, but now it's no longer in print, and you want to get your rights back and self-publish? They've helped dozens of authors make their self-publishing dreams come true.
    The Digital IN (Influence Network) helps self-published authors commission reviews of their book(s) on Amazon and GoodReads.com for only $10/review!

    SEARCH TOOLS
    Mainstream Search

    Google (The most accurate search engine); Yahoo! (Not bad); and MSN (If you want to make Gates richer).
    More Esoteric Search

    Ask (what happened to Gieves?); Dogpile (A “funnel” of multiple search sites. Saves you from going directly to 4 search engines seperately); Altavista (One of the original search engines, and still pretty good); High Beam (More than search, they say: It’s research. Good.); Yippy! (One of my personal favorites; a search engine that provides automatic clustering of topics into "Clouds" of content … to make your search easier.  Often far more useful than Google!).
    Social Bookmarking Search (Communities)

    Eurekster (Search powered by community members; share bookmarks and leverage the searches that others have already done!); Blinklist (Another social bookmarking/search engine; purchased by Google, and therefore billed as a “personal discovery engine”); kaboodle (Another social bookmarking/search engine, primarily useful for product search/shopping); and, of course, delicious (The granddaddy of social bookmarking/search engines, based on user-defined/user-generated tags - AKA categories).
    Blog Search

    Technorati (A great blog search tool);  Blog Search Engine (Decent blog search engine - the name says everything); Blogdigger (Good blog search engine); Blog Pulse (A very cool search engine from Nielsen SearchMetrics, and a personal favorite); Blog Search (from Blogger); and the Google blog search engine.

    COMMUNITIES
    International Thriller Writers (a cool community of thriller afficionados)

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    Technology

    CyberSibyl
    You know who on all things digital at CyberSibyl.

    Todd "Turbo"  Watson
    One of my favorite authorities on all things digital, check out Turbo Todd Watson's blog at IBM.com:  Todd "Turbo" Watson.

    Doc Searls
    Now that Jon Postel -- the Patron Saint of the Net -- is gone, I look to Doc Searls to be the conscience of the Web.  Co-author of the cluetrain manifesto, Doc is always full of digital insights.

    O'Reilly Radar
    Need to keep a finger on the technology pulse.  The O'Reilly Radar blog is a great place to go.

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