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Arts & Literature

Great Big Sea
http://www.greatbigsea.com
An outstanding Canadian band, these guys mix traditional (English, Irish, etc.) music with rock-and-roll muscle and exceptional musicianship. You can buy their latest CD, Turn, right here: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00000JZT2/streznewskicom08

Saw Doctors
http://www.enterprise.net/sawdoctors
What the original E Street Band might have sounded like if Bruce Springsteen had grown up in County Galway in Western Ireland. I recommend their CD, Sing A Powerful Song:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000003O8H/streznewskicom08

Commerce

Luxury Finder
http://www.luxuryfinder.com
This site is a total riot. Leave this URL beside the morning coffee of that special someone with the extremely platinum VISA and cross your fingers. If your special someone does not fit that description, you can still pretend...

News

CNN
http://cnn.com
Pure, high quality dope for the news junkie, available 24/7.

Washington Post
http://www.washingtonpost.com
It's my hometown newspaper, so I am biased, but this is both an excellent news site and a portal to what is happening in and around Washington, D.C.

Opinion

Bored No More
http://borednomore.veryweird.com
A veritable potpourri (and Chris Jenkins is going to hate that word) of thought, poetry, amusement and interaction, guaranteed to rid you of that pesky late 20th Century ennui.

JOHO (Journal of the Hyperlinked Organization)
http://www.hyperorg.com
A 'zine with an original point of view on networked people and organizations, from writer, consultant, and NPR commentator David Weinberger. Witty and literate (makes him sound like Oscar Wilde, which he is not), this one will get passed on to your friends. 

RageBoy (c)
http://www.rageboy.com
RageBoy (c) is the alter ego of an Internet visionary and damned fine writer named Chris Locke. He writes, among other things, a 'zine called Entropy Gradient Reversals. EGR has made me laugh, cry, and cheer -- sometimes all at once. Read it when you need to kick your brain into high gear.

 (c) 2000
Marina Streznewski