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• Links of Reciprocity (other places that might still link to this page)
• Negativland: Creating "found footage" themselves?
• Ken's Radio Extravaganza index ... and the so-called COMPLETE A-to-Z Extravaganza
  

Links from 10/13/98 to 2/9/99:

• More interesting than WHRW and perhaps tied with WFMU: WREK Atlanta live (and you can also hear the entire past week's archive if you missed it)
• You can hear a live Wesley Willis show. His hands were frostbitten, his hands were also numb
• Read webpages in Swedish Chef dialect using The Dialectizer (except, sadly, my pages)
• Before Gepetto there was Stick Death
• Coke: The greatest taste around
• Hooray for Netscape. Their 4.06 browser spies on its users automatically, sending a list of all the sites its users visit back to Netscape. I respect that.
• At Solid Space, you can learn about The Optigan, Fabio, Mr. T, View-Master, and more
• Creative bootleg collaboration, from Obvious Moose!
• People don't seem to be getting any smarter about Chain Letters
• Take the quiz: Porn Star or My Little Pony?

Links from 2/15/98 to 4/9/98:

• Words of genius
• Scientists have used surveys and statistics to create "The Most Wanted Song" (a musical work that will be unavoidably and uncontrollably "liked" by 72 +/- 12% of listeners), and "The Most Unwanted Song" (fewer than 200 individuals of the world's total population will enjoy this)
• In heaven there are no parking meters (purely visual)
• Wooly Land: A crappy webpage that takes too long to load and demands that you use specific browsers, and it's all about a crappy band. Sounds good enough for a link.

Links from 11/9/97 to 1/12/98:

• Yet more arcade game emulation, using M.A.M.E. (and even more M.A.M.E.)
• Much about Marketing to Kids, from the current issue of Stay Free!
• and in one place the word 'offensive microwave weapons' is linked with the words 'and mind-control mechanisms'
• Mind Control Resource Directory
• Let's settle the debate already: Read The Facts of Barbie (from a mirror of The Distorted Barbie) [Barbie is a trademark of Mattel, Inc. Don't be confused.]
• Careful what colors you use; the Supreme Court has ruled that a single color can now qualify for trademark protection (see also trademarks in color). Pepsi is allegedly seeking to trademark their blue color (not reproduced here for fear of lawsuit). The U.S. Government, protecting YOU.
• Little Kathie has cancer, and her last wish is for everyone to win $1,000,000 fast by forwarding this message that warns about an email virus to as many people as possible. You will receive bad luck if you don't help her and send business cards. Don't take a drink from anyone at a bar, or your kidneys will be stolen and circulated with a two-year-old petition to save NPR and PBS. Go ahead, send me another chain letter - you won't be punished

Links from 9/2/97 to 10/9/97:

• Yet more Commodore 64 games, alledgedly
• The First Church of Shatnerology
• How unoriginal am I? Experimental collage artists, at Ovenguard Music
• Do subliminal messages pay me really work?
• "A person is guilty of offensive exhibition when he...in any way promotes...an exhibition...in which: 1. A person competes continuously without respite for a period of more than eight consecutive hours in a dance contest, bicycle race or other contest involving physical endurance ... Offensive exhibition is a violation." -- From New York State Penal code, sec. 245.05 Offensive exhibition
• citruscore, if you like citrus

Links from 7/1/97 to 8/13/97:

• Drusba era segassem sdrawkcab neddih. Madam, I'm Adam.
• More "classic" video game emulation time-wasting: Dave's Classic Emulators and the Killer Emulator site
• Hear (au format) the name of Negativland's new album (which is not called PISDESPI) ... but if you work for Pepsi(tm), hear this name of the new album (which is not called DEPSISIP)
• Lyrics and music for To Anacreon In Heaven, the song The Star Spangled Banner stole the music from
• You are so bored, you're going to read about Matthew and Jake's adventure at IHOP (and other places)
• Thanks to commercialism, things are going to be OK
• Some people would rather play old arcade games on their computers than achieve anything themselves
• Why I like Wobbly:
  • [1] ... [2] ... [3] ... [4]
• Don't forget: Try not to die, or kill others. Radical idea, but pretty healthy
• If you still haven't found what you're looking for, listen to the lawsuit-killed Negativland single, U2 (that's the letter U, and the numeral 2)
• Cathedral of the Hydrogenated Snack Cake (one of those Ego-Maniac pages)
• New York Times Housing classifieds

Links from 6/2/97 to 6/30/97:

• Still another huge list of links at Centre for the Easily Amused
  • See just how unoriginal my page has become, at CEA's other people's hotlists
• My phone number spells RAY-SPICER
• Remember those loons who could solve Rubic's Cube in 90 seconds?
• Go see a movie at Cornell
• Although when in NYC, I may listen to WFMU, when not, there's RealAudio WFMU
  • Not enough anti-Microsoft, below? Here's Don't Be Soft on Microsoft
  • A-Infos: More organized anarchism

Links from 3/3/97 to 5/5/97:

• More than you need to know about Anarchism
• geekgirl.org seems to center around someone else trying to sue over the name of the site. Anyway, it's got a huge guestbook.
• Just how did the American public actually accept the idea that taxes could be withheld, before the money is ever paid? Propaganda, in the 1940's. The history of Federal Tax Withholding
• Project 2501 might be a resource for experimental arts and music stuff, but I can't visit it to check
• Ever been in an Australian police riot?
• McDonald's, among the major corporations threatening free speech and other generally nice things, continues to thrive thanks to the stupid consumers. QUACK (Questioning The Undebated Ascent of the Corporate Kingdom seems to think they can do something about it
• I have no idea why anyone would want to know about iterated function systems
• Last minute tax questions? Just browse through the easy-to-read US Tax Code
  • Or, just move to Monaco. Here are their tax laws, in brief
• Greggy wanted to know if I could tell which web pages he recently visited
• Very well documented, Boycott Microsoft - The Case Against Microsoft discusses (with references) the danger of this large corporation threatening to monopolize an industry
• If you've never really used the operating system that Microsoft spent $1 billion on to advertise (10 times more than they spent to develop Windows NT, from start to finish), read about Why Windows 95 Sucks
  • As an aside, read why the previous site closed
  • But if you have used it, you must know about the subliminal messages all over the place
  • Now that you're in love with this company, it's obviously time to join Team Gates. Filled with "Here's why Bill is so cool!" and "We should all love Microsoft cause they're the best and number one!", it's the place for real objectivity. (As far as I can tell, this site is serious.)
  
• You can't photograph The Amish, but you can put digital images of them on the web
• The Information Liberation Front seems to focus more on information destruction
• Can't get a hold of the best computer ever made? Then try finding emulators for your favorite computer or game system (like these Commodore 64 emulators for Macintosh)
  • Some of the juice that makes the above actually fun
  
• For its unparalleled lucidity, this here place gets a third link. Follow every link you can find. Then go insane.
• For the "I love New York" crowd: New York State Department of Taxation
• Someone said there were pictures of freaks available here
• I don't know what it is, but it "fucks with your mind," apparently. Impropaganda.
• Try not to confuse An Epiphany of Sound with Ken's Radio Extravaganza, although the musical selections are similar (I mean, how many people out there do you know who listen to Velvet Cactus Society?)
  Well, now that I mention it - here are a few:
  • Shimmy Boot is selling their CD
  • A Revolution Now! playlist. See also Watch Tomorrow Burn
  • A top 35 list from KTRU-FM Houston, TX
• How common I feel after browsing the Electronic Experimental Industrial DJ List
• Ben's Nothingness Homepage may have moved, but otherwise, there's nothing to say about it. Doughnuts. Culture. Nothing. Fly out into space. Get a Ph. D. Wear a Vikings hat every day of your life.

Links from 1/3/97 to 2/8/97:


• In a society of the negative, a page called Windows 95 Annoyances is very successful. And I think the author is making money off of it, too.
• Author Neal Stephenson, of Snow Crash and The Diamond Age fame
• Impress your friends! Find enlightenment! Meet chicks! Join The Cult of Whammo (A service of Mojonet '97)
• Try not to confuse my radio playlists with Ken's Playlists or Kenny G's playlists. It's the wrong station.
• What's Happenin'!!
• For an afternoon of light reading, try The Collected Works of Shakespeare

Links from 11/14 to 12/11/96:


• Here are some great references to Stay Free!, which was already linked to further down this page:
  • Graham, Kellogg, and their crusade for moral fiber: Food and sex linked. Masturbation bad, eating bran good. Influential men. Read it.
  • Though I was originally interested in this review for its mention of The Frogs (played on the radio extravaganza), I was captivated by the debating letters that ensued at the end. Highly recommended reading.
  • The term Culture Jamming is traced back to Negativland
  • How To Tell When You're on a Date
  
• I already pointed to Betalab elsewhere in my page, but I just discovered my favorite part of it. Now I REALLY understand.
• Need to find a college student's email address, but you don't feel like calling them and asking? Check these remarkably complete college e-mail address instructions, which'll point you in the right direction for each college.
• Kasper: Yet another page of links. Not sloppy, either.
• Go to jail. (I can't do it justice)
• When in NYC, I listen to WFMU
• You're not smart until Mensa approves of you. I couldn't find any mention of a membership fee, but it looks like they give you the "privilege" of ordering their products, so you can carry them around and make sure everyone else knows you're smart. That's what really matters.
  • Take some Mensa puzzles, for fun (it doesn't count until you get tested in THEIR territory)
• Studies have recently shown that Mensa fans listen to Queen
• We can't be silent, 'cause They Might Be Giants (and also unofficially)
• Still the most comprehensive movie database on the internet: The Internet Movie Database
• Cyan, makers of Myst, certainly one of the few great computer games I've ever experienced. (If you haven't played this game, don't visit the site, or the other Myst sites; you'll just ruin your own experience. Same probably goes for the crappy sequel, Riven, and other Riven sites.)
  • You can still look at this nice picture, which wasn't actually used in the game anyway.

Links from 10/7/96 to 11/5/96:

• The IRS web site (forms and pubs) is loaded with cute pictures, icons, happy sayings, and even a daily countdown-to-April 15. All this, and then they make you have special readers if you actually want to read any of their publications. At least I know where my tax dollars are going. And I was hoping for something useful.
• Be the 000001th person at this instant to see an ACTUAL VCR clock in action
• If you like abuse, but don't get enough of it from people you know, you'll benefit from the Abuse-A-Tron
• Greggy knows how to have Fun With Grapes
• I, Poem RealAudio would fit on the Radio Extravaganza). (From Stale's "I, Poem" by Maya Angelou)
  • The above are from Stale, a culture-jamming parody "webzine."
  • It's from the publishers of LOCI, humor that claims to be updated daily.
• Since there is no original thought, see just how much you've been sampled. (Searchable database of things that have been sampled)
• An idea can spread like a virus. Memetics is the study of ideas and concepts viewed as "living" organisms, capable of reproduction and evolution in an "Ideosphere" consisting of the collective of human minds. Memes reproduce by spreading to new hosts, who will spread them further (i.e. jokes, catchphrases, political ideas).
• Ignore the commercialism at The Dilbert Zone
• In case you want to know stuff about someone you know, and you don't feel like just asking them, AND they haven't already spilled their entire life history and geneology on a web page yet, blow your cash and hire a PI

Links from 8/14/96 to 8/24/96:


• An extremely informative site; but, I have no idea why it's called Kooks Museum Lobby
• Very disturbing Hall of Hate, reminds us how much serious, serious hate promotion goes on
• It's important to understand these real conspiracies
• Having trouble understanding my page? Consult Wordbot, and feed it my URL.
• I'm sure we can all relate: My Life with the Gerbils: My Own Personal Hell
• I used to know Jim Freund, host of Hour of the Wolf on WBAI radio
• Summing up modern civilization with colors and flavors: We Live on the Farm (from YURI, Magazine of Tomorrow)
• Underwear Girl: Three New Ways to enjoy underwear in your own home!
• Planet Zero: "...a distant car crash, an autoerotic toaster, a falling marmoset, or a sparrow's breath. It is that which causes men and women to be sent screaming down a well..."
  These weird links were found there:
  • Oh, those Japanese and their crazy Hamster Observation Company
  • One visit to Battlelab and I REALLY understood
• Live Performances & Interviews (RealAudio), from KCRW FM
• More Gannett dishonesty: This article on "mainstreaming" shows the intentional manipulation of top newspaper executives on major newspapers across the country. The main point of the article is to force Gannett papers to use "minority" news sources, specifically when they would not otherwise go with the story. (One reporter was commended for making "dozens of calls to hook up with a minority family.")
  • Also see the All-American Report on minority staffing and "mainstreaming"
• Hear The Sub-Atomic Opera, from The Evolution Control Committee
• The Loser Living upstairs, from MonasteryNET
• The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension. Finally.
• They know you're reading this. They've known since 1984. Learn about Newspeak and Doublethink
• SUNY Brockport Hate Page used to be here
• A guy I knew of, who's involved with free-format radio
• Tape trading list, from a Negativland fan
• SteevSpace, also from a Negativland fan
• People get awfully personal on their pages; here's too much info. about Jennifer (there's a whole site for these Egotistical types)

  Web page background colors (not interesting...don't bother)

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  Links from 8/5/96 to 8/13/96:

• Here's an original idea: Someone's Diary on the Web
• Seriously great RealAudio interview with Beastie Boys (from spin college radio)
• Randomly chosen live internet radio station: CR: On Air (find others at Timecast, the realaudio guide, or AudioNet)
• A Kenny G with a radio show (on WFMU)
• Radio Stations on the Internet
• Venerable hacker magazine, 2600 Magazine
• Generation XXX: The Taste Below the Waist (possibly offensive material), from Chapel Hill zine Stay Free!
• Negativland Interviews U2's The Edge (from the Unofficial Negativland page)
• Negativworldwidewebland (the official Negativland page), with a discussion of their radio show that reads remarkably like my own goals for my own radio show
• Call it pornography: Girls who eat ribs
• Six degrees of Kevin Bacon separation automated
• 50 Greatest Conspiracies of All Time
• Another list of interesting links, at virtual heat
• Just What is a rave? (Other rave resources available through The Psychedelic Underground)
• Vegetarian Nutrition in a Nutshell, from Vegetarians International Voice for Animals
• Consult the World Guide to Vegetarianism on the Vegetarian Pages
• Gannett and "diversity" (from Gannett's News Watch)
• This individual has a collection of political links

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  Links from late July to early August:

• You've heard clips from the soundtrack on the Radio Extravaganza; now visit A Clockwork Orange's website.
• Yet another geek with an interesting bookmarks page
• You can probably benefit from a visit to paranoia.com - explore it thoroughly
• Supposedly, OtherMUSH can rot your brain. (You can telnet there directly.) (For your reference, weasels make fine pets, but lousy razors)
• Something inspired by Myst is shown at Plastic World.
• Where do you go to find name brand spatulas at a fraction of retail cost? Spatula City!
• A little bit of Binghamton history.
• Way too much information about sex

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  Stupid map links:

• Find people in Yahoo's People Search

  Links from early July?:

  
• The two best bands in the world have features in Addicted To Noise's Features

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  Links between 5/28/96 and early July, older to newer:

• Performance Tour Search
• All those horrible companies and stupid substances are explored on PT Mike's "Homepage o'fun"
• Links to ADA, Java, and more course notes at CS Dept. (or, how to reap the rewards of an education without the hefty bills)
• Bob will give you slack: The Church of the Subgenius
• This page should be listed on Mirsky's Worst of the Web
• Before I explain to you about CHEESE, understand The Buttered Waffle Conspiracy
• There are a few words I could use at this point.
• All that stuff you wondered about Quicksand
• Before your next road trip, consult the Speedtrap Registry
• Both the real and the prototype versions of Pipe Dream Online have vanished. Even the guy who created one prototype got rid of his own personal page. I hope I'm not next.
• I don't know if it's hype or not, but there's this Blue Ribbon Campaign for Online Free Speech campaign thing. What is blue ribbon?
• No doubt, Nutrasweet causes serious health problems. Just call it NutraPoison, after you read this stuff.
• Read these fun facts from Diet for a New America, which will really open your eyes about the hazards of eating meat and dairy products
• McSpotlight is a massive site about "McDonald's, McLibel, Multinationals," exposing everything about this terrible company
• It's not much fun having to deal with secondhand smoke, but it's also a serious health threat
• Think you don't eat or use many animal products? Consult the list of animal-derived ingredients and reevaluate
• DigiCrime, Inc.: A full service criminal computer hacking organization
• The Chile-Heads home page - hot stuff.
• The hotly debated Chili!
• Another one of those big lists of links, from someone named James Dawe
• These wackos tried to convince me that I'd created a site suitable for a Best of Campus award. Looks like the competition's not very stiff.
• A thrilling page of Hugh Grant
• Oh, the bizarre connections between myself and those mentioned on Emily and Chris's rather lengthy pages are...uh...bizarre.
• MapQuest has US street maps and driving routes

• Java Central: All you need to find out about Java, including Java-related links.
• Terribly biased, but comprehensive: The Java(tm) Language Environment: A White Paper. Or, skip the brainwashing, and go right to the Java Tutorial.
• Java and HTML Reference Page, from CS Dept. at BU
• All about Java, from JavaSoft
• Netscape JavaScript. Here's a large Javascript index.
• Applets from JavaSoft
• Thousands of applets at Gamelan: The Java Directory
• Get the latest Java Developers Kit
• Java Security: Frequently Asked Questions from Princeton University
• Frequently Asked Questions - Applet Security from JavaSoft (Sun)
• Beige Paper on Java, by Pamela Somers

• See the Pipe Dreams Gallery online.
• Look at the game Pipe Dream online.
• Need motorcycle parts? Try Pipe Dreams
• Fantasy pipes with Ray Dream Designer
• Pipe Dreams techno
• Dream Matrix Telemetry: "...You vapourise it in a small glass pipe."
• Pipe Dreams of the Minister of the royal Nougat conspiracy, and the High Priest of the Brine Shrimp. (Don't miss out on The Grand Philosophy of the Pipe Dream)
• The Shred Report Pipe Dream
• Some say the world premiere of Pipe Dream was October 22, 1955
• Order your very own Pipe Dream T-Shirt
• Quality plumbing may well be a homeowner's pipe dream
• Pipe Dreams Hydroponics: Your WWW Home Hydroponic Source

Links created 9/95 or earlier:

• The Web100
• Airwaves Radio Journal
• MontanaWeb
• The Flag-Burning Page (4/30/96 note: I have no opinions on flag burning. I think I had put this link here because I thought the page idea was interesting. Don't dare try to judge my political orientation, or anything else, based on these links.)

• NewsLink, largest free news list
• Stacy's Home Journal, a press photographer's personal homepage
• National Press Photographers Association
• Photojournalism: The Professionals' Approach
• word: Issues. Culture. Laziness

• Visual Communication Home Page
• Creative Loafing Online, the largest alternative weekly in the South
• MediaInfo Interactive e-newspapers, a guide to online newspapers from Editor and Publisher
• Black Star, a stock photography site
• Photography related pages, from John Decker

• Photo Links, from Black Star
• Musi-Cal
• HotWired
• Winona, for Joe.

• NYNEX Interactive Yellow Pages: If it's in ANY NYNEX Yellow Pages in the US, it's online here.
• Apple propaganda.
• Info. on Scripter 1.0. Is Macintosh Scripting worth learning?
• ZD Net, a source of geeky magazines.
• Da Man originally created the Unofficial Murrow H.S. homepage.
• Guide to Lock Picking
• Interport's Top 100 User Pages - Maybe you too will find your high school's homepage here.
• Take your pick: Lollapalooza or Noise-a-palooza
• The On-line Student Voice of U. of Wisconsin - River Falls unfortunately doesn't keep old issues online, so this link has become pointless.
• Oh, boy - it's a generic email form.
• The Electronic Prehistoric Shark Museum
• U.S. Television and Radio News: Findings from National Surveys, from Missouri School of Journalism
• If you're using Netscape 1.1 or newer, and you have graphics, Imagex Design should blow you away.
• List of Abandoned Subway Stations of the New York Area
• One day you'll spy on yourself on the Peeping Tom Homepage. But then see what a privacy nut has to say about cameras in our society.
• Look at the Brooklyn Bridge Quickcam and see the bridge right now. Then learn more about the bridge.
• See some reasons to fear Card Keys (called Keycards at Binghamton University), although BU's cards are radioactive and dangerous.
• What would my life had been like without D-Dial? Probably a lot better.
• Plenty of photo info, on Bengt's Photo Page
• Netscape's Extensions to HTML
• My list of bookmarks that you're browsing through right now is incredibly tiny compared to Around the World in No Time Flat
• I've avoided computer games successfully for a long time, but I still have Doom and Doom II in the back of my mind, and, hell, I think you should too. DoomGate has plenty of stuff to make the game better.
• Uh, like, check out Beavis and Butthead, or something.
• Killer Beast's Homepage, included here on the NOTPAGE just because it showed up when I searched for "Entchat." It totally rivals this links page.
• This page not enough for you? Try a different Alicia Silverstone page
• Years and years later, I'm still impressed by the C-64 - so much so that I had to acquire another one, from Mojo Watson). If you, too, have the fever, read all about the Commodore 64.
• It was on my first page...but this is not my page. Here it is anyway, some random geek's page with lots and lots o' links, called VirtURLy Real
• More college newspapers than you'll ever want to read
• Somebody called Deanna
• Terrific photo resources, on photo.net
• If you're going to play the Lottery, you might as well be informed
• Ticketmaster is one of the better-known monopolies
• HyperZine: Publishing in the DIGITAL Age
• When my page was hosted abroad, I needed to know about Canadian Law
• The Ultimate Band List
• WebPress
• The best band in the world: Magnapop
• The best band in the world: Radiohead
• Webula is chock full o' random sites
• Musi-Cal's report on concert activity 200 miles around Binghamton
• Media Watchdog
• Project Censored
• Advertising Law
• Find It Fast! Page

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