The following sites really didn't fit into any particular
category. These are sites that I find interesting, informative,
or useful, and some that I simply enjoy visiting.
Hate Watch --
informative site about hate crimes and persons or groups
which promote intolerance. Skeptics
Society -- extensive site with info and articles
debunking pseudoscience and the paranormal. Skeptical Inquirer
-- one of the top skeptics magazines around. It remains a
great source of info. The
Straight Dope -- great articles on everyday questions
about science (how heavy is a cloud?), urban legends
(have people awakened to find themselves kidneyless?) and
goofy stuff (what are those orange peanuts candies
made of, anyway?). Highly recommended. Hamilton
Books -- great remaindered titles source. Hard to
find books at reasonable prices. Also discounts on new
titles. If you like the online catalog, by all means
write for their monthly mailings. (I've found books here
I'd never been able to find-- or afford-- anywhere else.) Vmyths.com
-- get the latest updates on virus hoaxes. Urban Legends
and Folklore -- Up to date urban myths and legends info from About.com. On the
Psychology of Spritual Movements -- all spiritual
movements seem to share certain characteristics Index of
Cults -- amazing variety of religions, cults, fringe
groups "HOT"
Religious Topics -- hotly debated religious topics,
past and present. Believe
What You Like -- complete text of a book about
Scientology and the World Health Organization. Adult Christianity
-- pokes fun at religious intolerance. Use your browser's Back button if you find the site offensive. Warning! 666 is
Coming -- no comment. Institute for First Amendment
Studies -- focuses on the radical religious right. End
of the World Predictions -- Fascinating look at
various Millennial predictions. Excellent.
Anomalies -- I've gotten a hoot out of reading about strange events ever since I read Charles Fort's books when I was a youngster.