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Links

The Toronto Star: Toronto's local paper and the best newspaper in the region.
The New York Times: Ostensibly the US "paper of record."
The Guardian Online: An excellent UK paper.
Haaretz: My favourite Israeli paper, the English site (Hebrew available here).
The Register: "Biting the hand that feeds IT," tech news with attitude.
BBC News Online: The premier UK news site, which is extremely comprehensive and has lots of extras.

Dictionary.com: Merriam-Webster and affiliated dictionaries.
Canada 411: Canadian telephone directory. BigYellow.com: Verizon/Superpages US Yellow Pages directory. Also, see the White Pages with reverse lookup.
British Telecom. See "Directory Enquiries, Find a person, Find a business" at the bottom left of the page.
Statistics Canada: Online page with some information available.
The Memory Hole, an online repository of "lost" items, arcana, trivia, and other useful stuff.
Yahoo Currency Converter, for figuring out exactly how much your money's worth relative to anyone else's today.
Bank of Canada Currency Converter, if you'd rather get your information from the Bank of Canada than Yahoo!>

Archive.org, a valuable source of primary source information (digitised documents, video, and photographs) for historical research online.
The Nizkor Project, information including primary and secondary sources, for research on the Holocaust.
The Great War Primary Document Archive, a treasure trove of information on World War I.
The Surviving Garments Project, an unfortunately incomplete database of information on surviving medieval garments.
Glasgow Transport Badges, a fairly comprehensive site on trams, tramways, and the people who ran them in historic Glasgow, Scotland.

Tom Barnes-Lawrence, a software developer (Linux and Windows), and author of MMSS (Make My Static Site), on which the next major iteration of this page may appear.
D. Glenn Arthur, Jr., a programmer/analyst and musician located in Baltimore, MD, and the person responsible for my limited knowledge of programming.
Paul Abeleira, a local artist who specialises in still life and portraiture.

WorldLingo Language Tools, links and sites dealing with multilingual computing, translation, and localisation.
Canada NewsWire, because the rhetoric of press releases is often wondrous^Wmind-boggling to behold.
Toward Confederation: The Cajoling of a Nation, from Collections Canada.
Castle, a silly Flash game in a medieval millieu.
The Society for Creative Anachronism, (speaking of medieval millieux) a social club I enjoy periodically.
Air Travel Distance Calculator, for figuring out just how depressingly far you live from your online friends.
List of UK Universities and Colleges for the academically-minded who might want to study in the UK.
Canadian Immigration Skilled Worker Self-Assessment Test, so you too can figure out whether or not you might have what it takes to become a Canadian.
A Dremel tool for carving pumpkins at Hallowe'en. Enough said.
The Fools of Prophecy (Shotei Ha'Nevu'a/שוטי הנבואה) -- the official website for the band responsible for my favourite song.
Martello Towers on the English coastline. We have some too in Canada, but they're not listed on this page.
DMoz Open Directory, a human-sorted directory of links and information.
Slashdot -- "News For Nerds, Stuff that Matters," and possibly the biggest, most sublime time-waster ever uploaded...