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Previous Lagniappes:
- Science Made Stupid! Find out what the REAL purpose of Science is.
- Q Fever. Your #1 Source for Healthcare Misinformation
- Tapestry Absolutely amazing US maps
- "If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it ?" — Albert Einstein. Go here for a huge collection of scientific quotes.
- Molecules with Silly or Unusual Names
- NASA Image Exchange: View and download some of the most spectacular photographs (scientific or otherwise) ever taken.
- Kooks Museum: Find out how Satan created the dinosaurs as a perverse prank and the "Gangster Computer God Worldwide Secret Containment Policy"
- Stain Guide: Find out how to remove common stains
- The Girl with Colitis Goes By (written by Lennon & McCartney)
- Museum of Questionable Medical Devices If it quacks like a duck....
- Go here to see a new and improved image of the "face" on mars
- Go here to see menus from restaurants in 16 US citiesGo here to find a clickable map to locate an ATM machine anywhere in the USA.
- Joseph Wu's Origami Page A wonderful site for this fascinating art
- Bad Science "Be very, very careful what you put into that head, because you will never, ever get it out"
- Ever wonder where the final resting place is of Trigger, Roy Rogers' faithful horse? Go here.
- I suppose it was inevitable that somebody would start up a company to provide the world's first human cloning service. Go here to check it out.
- The Spleen Find out about it.
- Wanna do something about that guy that blasted your conclusions at that last meeting? Go here.
- The Neoscience Institute Their motto: "No theory too absurd to explore, no safety hazard too large to overlook, no result too bizarre to discount, no cost too high (unless of course it involves that pesky money stuff)"
- StrangeMag View photographs of the carcasses of actual sea monsters!
- The Perpetual Motion Page Collections of very clever devices.
- Electronic Privacy Information Center A public-interest research center established to protect privacy, the First Amendment, and the values of the U.S. Constitution.
- Go here and search for "nitric" using your browser to find out how shaking molecules of NO strengthens the bonds holding N and O together
- Instant Sports Minute-by-minute baseball reports
- Hot AIR The excitingly graphical and trendoid home page of The Annals of Improbable Research
- The WebMuseum
- The Mad Science Home Page Mad science is a much maligned domain of human knowledge and its practitioners have for too long been relegated to B-movies and remote ancestral estates.
- ParkNet The National Park Service home page
- Vietnam Veterans' Home Page
- CRAYON CReate Your Own Newspaper
- The Why Files Science behind the news (funded by NSF)
- The World Lecture Hall Links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver class materials. For example, you will find course syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, exams, class calendars, multimedia textbooks, etc.
- The Dr. Science Home Page He Knows More than You Do!
- Read about the US future plans for exploration of Mars
- Speaking of travel, here's a directory of US Bed & Breakfasts, Inns, And Small Hotels
- Dalai Lama Home Page
- MapQuest An interactive street atlas of the USA
- Image Gallery Go here for beautiful images of Cu-Zn superoxide dismutase
- JPL Radar Imaging Home Page Color radar images of the Earth, including some 3-D!!
- Go here to view (and even download) one of the most spectacular astronomical photographs ever made, the Hubble Deep Field View containing at least 1,500 galaxies reaching back in time to when the Universe was only about a billion years old
- Send an e-mail message here with "anagram [word]" in the subject field (without the quotes or brackets) and within minutes you will receive by e-mail a list of anagrams for the [word]. For example, one anagram returned with the message "anagram nitric oxide" is "I cried toxin"
- Go here to see pics of the Shroud of Turin
- Go here to read an article on scientific Web pages in the Feb. 19 issue of The Scientist which includes an interview with the developer of The NO Home Page
- A Psychedelic 3-D picture of what it's like to be a blood cell moving down a vessel:
- Click on the image below to view a larger version. Then put your face a foot from the screen and focus on a spot about a foot behind the screen.
- Go here to obtain a review of a car you might be planning to purchase
- Go here to compose an e-mail valentine's day card to your sweetie
