Miscellaneous
Google. My favorite search engine.
Wikipedia. A wonderful free online encyclopedia. The name by the way comes partially from Hawaiian. Wiki wiki means fast in Hawaiian. This is a good source for maps, flags and arms.
CIA - The World Factbook. A good place to go for many basic statistics on countries.
Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection - UT Library Online. A nice site for maps.
Flags Of The World. The best site by far I´ve found for flag information.
Castle Quest. A game I made when I was 12 or so. You need hypercard and a Macintosh to run it though.
www.SchwarzMilch.de. Here is the site of my friend Olli's band. The name of the band means black milk.
Ian Watson's Web Site. Here is the web site of my friend Ian.
The Incognito Finnish Buritto AKA The European Light. Here is the blog of my friend Stan.
Canciondelvagabundo. Web site of my friend Wade.
Song of the Open Road. Blog of my friend Wade.
Couchsurfing. My personal page at Couch Surfing.
Hospitality Club. My personal page at Hospitality Club.
Facebook. My personal page at Facebook.
Myspace. My personal page at Myspace.
Virtual Tourist. My personal page at Virtual Tourist.
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Payphones
The Payphone Project. Of course such an interesting subject as payphones would be covered elsewhere on the web. I didn't know about this site before I started work on my site, but it looks interesting
Phone Losers of America. This used to be a site about phreaking and such things. It looks to be still in that area.
2600 The Hacker Quarterly. I meant to subscribe to this magazine many years ago but I never got around to it. Interesting stuff, and if I remember correctly, each month there is a picture of a payphone on the back cover.
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License Plates
LICENSE PLATES OF THE WORLD. Just as with the payphones. This is a subject that had to be covered somewhere on the web. It is covered here and very well. Once again this is a page I found after starting work on my own site.
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Postboxes
Postboxes & Mailboxes from around the World. Just as with the payphones, and license plates. This is a subject that had to be covered somewhere on the web. In a brief google of the subject this is the best I found.
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Elements
The Wooden Periodic Table Table. Now here is a collection to be proud of, I am so jealous. Hopefully someday I can visit this place.
Periodic Table Displays. A great place to go to buy element samples. Right now I am dreaming of buying some bromine and uranium off Max, the guy who runs the company. Perhaps if I make a lot this summer, not that they are awfully expensive samples.
ElementSales.com Rare, Exotic Metals and Elements for Sale. Another great source for elements, Dave is a pleasure to deal with.
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Coins
World Coin Gallery. This is impressive, Don has images of several thousand world coins. I´ve gotten a few from him as well and he is a pleasure to deal with. He also has a list of good traders for collectors.
Ron Wise's World Paper Money Homepage. This is also impressive, Ron has images of several thousand world banknotes.
World coins and paper money from Joel Anderson. I´ve been getting coins from Joel since I was 8 or 9 years old. This is another great source for world coins.
Coin collecting, gold coins, rare coins, old coins, foreign coins, roman coins. Bob is another great source for coins, and a lot of other things. Although I´ve only gotten coins from him so far.
ANCIENT COINS-WORLD COINS-FRANK S. ROBINSON. Frank is another great source. When I bought coins from him the postage he used was quiet old. It was a beautiful added bonus, I never got around to asking him if it is a conscious thing that he uses these stamps.
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Computers
Loren's Great Waste of Bandwidth!. Here is my first website. I only updated it to fix a couple small things. Otherwise it is unchanged. Note that the images and such on this site are not my own, but were gotten elsewhere. Also I am not 18 living on the Big Island, but 27 and living elsewhere.
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Calculators
Programmable Calculators. Now this is a nice collection of calculators. Take a look at the lovely SCM Marchant I. This is perhaps my favorite calculator site. So many nice machines to drool over.
Museum of Soviet Calculators. This site specializes in old Soviet calculators. This is quite interesting as for quite some time these were developed separately from those in the west. Although they were largely reverse engineered from those western models. Check out the ELEKTRONIKA MK 61. I used to have one but sadly I don´t any more.
The Old Calculators Web Museum. Some older machines, a must see in my opinion is the Friden EC-130 Electronic Calculator. Absolutely beautiful.
Datamath Calculator Museum. Another really nice collection, mostly TI machines. Here you can find another copy of the lovely Sharp EL-8.
Vintage Calculators Web Museum. Here is yet another excellent vintage calculator museum.
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Time
The official U.S. time. Good place to see what time it is.
The World Clock - Time Zones. Good place to see what time it is anywhere.
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Signs
Bartolomeo Mecánico road-signs, water mills, Opiliones, painted ads. A very nice site for signs from around the world.
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82
Why are there no 82 sites?
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All material copyright 2004-2010 by Loren Everly.
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