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2 For 1 Inkjet  (discount inkjet cartridges, laser toner cartridges, copier toner, fax cartridges and fax ribbons )

About.com (Formerly called The Mining Company, you'll find links to sites with info on thousands of topics.)

The American Library Association’s Great Sites for Kids & Parents (There are links to over 700 websites about all kinds of things that are fun and educational.  It's a good place to look when you need help with homework or projects.)

ArcaMax (extremely low prices on software for the whole family)

CD Post (Download this remote CD burner program to create your own CDs if you don’t have a CD-R drive.  When you click on any file on the Net to download, the program will ask if you want CDPost to hold it for you.  Once you have the MP3s or anything else you want saved, the service will burn them onto a disk for you for a very small fee, which includes shipping.  Under $10 the last time I checked.)

Center For On-Line Addiction (Are you addicted?)

CNET(lots of computer info, news, downloads, etc.)

Common Email Hoaxes

CoolSig(Find cool sayings or sage advice to use for signing your email--  over 700 to choose from in several categories.)

Cool Site of the Day (With links to sites in many categories, this is also the place to find past years’ award winners for Cool Site of the Year and
Coolest Site of the Year.)

ditto.com (a visual search engine to use when you need pictures of
something instead of text)

dpreview (digital camera reviews and news)

Dr. Bombay’s Stuff (This site has a ton of computer information given
with a sarcastic, yet entertaining, sense of humor and includes an archive
of his past newspaper columns.)

Dr. Webster’s Web Site of the Day

EastBay Technologies (Download some cool stuff for your computer.)

Encyberpedia (links to many sites listed by categories)

The Free Site (Get your freebies from the Web:  things for your computer, things for your web page and more.)

Infospace (internet directory)

Internet Scambusters (Don’t be taken advantage of by unethical people.  This is a very interesting, helpful site with a lot of information you should read pertaining to internet fraud and scams, online counterfeit items, viruses, urban legends and much more.)

Jumbo -The Download Network (lots of downloadds and demos)

The List (provides a rundown of more than 4,500 ISP’s)

Little Explorer’s Easy Web Tips to Teach Children (teaching children how to use the computer)

Lockergnome (lots of well explained computer information, including a
newsletter and archives)

Mark’s Web World (homepage for the t.v. show that explores websites,
software, etc.)

Message Mates (cute animated programs to download and send through
email or to use on your desktop  *Warning*-- some of them may be a little racy!)

Mr. Wakeup (From this site, you can schedule your computer to make your phone ring to wake you up or to make reminder calls with messages you choose.  Or choose to receive news and other informational messages.)

The Muddies (The opposite of the Webbies, the NetStudio Mud Brick
Awards “honors the worst of the Web: sites only their creators could love.”)

Net Mom (Find 100 or more websites about subjects such as art and music, reading and writing, science, homework help, sports, games and toys, comics, cartoons and animation, parenting, activities for preschoolers, and teacher resources.)

Net Talk Live (The companion to the television show has links to interesting sites.)

NetHistory (an informal history of BITNET and the Internet)

Newbie Net 2 (An online training workshop that was designed to assist
people having between a few months to a few years of Internet user
experience.  Covers E-mail, Netiquette, Internet Connections, Usenet, Search Engines, and much more. If you are new to the net, please be sure to read as much of this as you can.  A way for newbies to help themselves become "knowbies.")

PC Magazine Online

Printsville (This site from HP has lots of easy project ideas to use by
printing things directly from their site such as photo frames, cards,
iron-on transfers for clothing, craft ideas, kids’ projects, seasonal
projects and more.  Choose a category, and on each page don’t forget to
use the pull down menu near the top of the pages labeled “go to
section”.)

ScamHound (information on Internet scams and fraud)

ScamWatch (information on Internet scams and fraud)

Seniornet (This site helps senior citizens become comfortable with
computers and the Internet.)

Starvector Software (over 155,000 discounted software titles, many that can be downloaded directly)

Stiller Research’s Internet Hoax Page (This site includes virus hoaxes
and hoax stories being spread over the internet.)

Superkids (unbiased reviews of educational software from a site that
accepts no advertising from the manufacturers)

Sure Delete  (Use this FREE download to delete files and make them
irretrievable.)

Surf Madison File Libraries (thousands of free files:  clip art, graphics,
fonts, games, utilities, Windows programs)

Techno Travel (how to access the internet while travelling)

Top 500 (sites listed by categories)

Tourbus (Have Internet technology explained in plain English with a dash of humor.  Get the scoop on search engines, spam, viruses, cookies, urban
legends and the most useful sites on the Net.)

TruthOrFiction.com (When you get emails with warnings, virus alerts,
inspirational stories, business opportunities and pleas for help... check them out to see if they are Truth! or Fiction!)

The Urban Legends Combat Kit (This is a free collection of canned
responses to help you combat Internet myths and urban legends.  When
someone sends you an urban legend, just cut and paste the appropriate
response from the list below.)

Urban Legends References Pages (Use their search engine to verify
whether or not a story or "news" item spread through email is true.
There are unusual legends in several catagories.)

U.S. Dept. of Energy’s Computer Incident Advisory Capability (informs
and explains Internet hoaxes, their history, how to identify hoaxes and
validated warnings, and what to do if you suspect a message is a hoax)

Very Crazy Productions (This is a fun site with links to the craziest sites on the internet, collections of crazy guestbook entries and photos, etc.)

Waving At You (wav files organized into different categories)

The Webby Awards (awards given to websites in 22 different categories)

What Is.Com (Internet info, including explanations of terminology)

World Kids’ Net (lots of areas to explore:  games, internet safety info, clubs on the internet run by kids, animal info, art, areas specifically for girls or boys, “make a difference” projects for kids)

Wotch (Get cool and fun mini applications to download for free with
special effects, sound and animation.  Choose from mini-books, mini-
browsers, mini-cards and mini-mailings.  Very cute.)

Yahoo Internet Life Online (online version of the popular magazine)

Yahooligans (web guide for kids)

ZDNet (lots of free downloads, plus computer and Web info)
 

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