I lived in Newfoundland for 28 years, therefore that land and people are close to my heart.
My son's Andrew Draskoy's site: from where you can visit many interesting sites, learn about Newfoundland's capital St.John's, and Andrew's Shanties and Sea Songs site.
Want to know about of the natural history of Canada's easternmost province, see John Maunder's home page: Newfoundland and Labrador Natural Sciences Web site. Visit the Newfoundland Museum from here. Interesting site I visited is Elizabeth Murphy's home page. She is the principal of St. Paul's Elementary School in St. John's, NF. where she uses the internet to teach Math & French & to network teachers. On her web pages you can find from Nfld photographs to how to put images or organize your web site. In St.John's in the middle of the city they are excavating Fort Townshend. Recently they excavated and rebuilt historic Ferryland. See the Newfound Parks and Natural Areas sites. If you are a history buff visit the Historic Sites of Newfoundland. If you want to know what is happening in St.John's you can read online The Evening Telegram.
Finally I found a diverse award winning Newfoundland site of Karen and Joe. It has a superb photo gallery, image of the week, photo calendar, Newfoundland history, poetry even Newfoundland cams and bird watching.

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• For free evaluation by humans of your website http://www.abalone.ca

• Many sites offers counters statistics
  I found two new web counter site :CQ Counter and CounterBot.com

• Here are more than one million downloadable images of various types.

• Want to know how many sites are linking to your URL?

• What exactly people searching for on the Web this week? Google tells you with charts and graphs.

• Tutorials and designing aids: for Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweawer, Golive, Sound Files, Color-charts / Ikons

Search Engines:
How do I rate a search engine as a good one?
I type in "george draskoy" and if it finds me it must be a good one!

1. ixquick superior meta search engine
2. Debriefing
3. Dogpile meta search engine
4. Google
5. Ask Jeeves
6. A search engine with a difference
7. Special search engine for Mac.
8. Mamma

Best Mac websites. (a list)

Here is nearly everything what you should know about Apple and the Mac: (Apple/Mac News, Mac Magazines, Apple/Mac History, Icons/Desktop Pictures/Theme)

Here is another good list of Mac Websites

Animation:

Lydia's animation site

You can see my animated photographs

Animations by categories from Animation Express

• Bank of Canada Currency Converter

• Dictionary and thesaurus.

• Another good dictionary site.

• Want to learn about insects? This is the site!

• Needs some materials for your research??

• Macworld magazine rated last years best websites.
  Just for fun here are a few, which are probably useful to singles.

• A well-illustrated source for basic information on North American flora and fauna.

• Hymalayan Art Project
  
• Last minute Air Canada flight details
  
• Planes arrival and departure times at Vancouver Airport.
  
• BBC's science site's Human Body map

• Would you like to have a free Biorhythm chart prepared for you?

• You have no street map of New York or Budapest? Visit MapQuest and you can print out a detailed map from large cities or any country!

• Quickly find out the time anywhere in the world.

• Lost your friend's Canadian Postal Code?

• Useful information From Canada Post, rates etc.(on the top there is a window: shortcut to...)

• Kaleidoscope creator

• Mandala project

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• Telephone Directories : Canada 441.

• A useful directory Searching by number in the US.

• Another Canada and US phone directory.

• If you want to know who phoned you, this is a reverse finder from number to name. (Canada and US).
  

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• E-mail search :
  

• E-mail address from name. Search does not return an e-mail address directly for privacy reasons.(Mainly Canada, US)

• E-mail reverse lookup. Find name, address, and [sometimes] phone number, from email address. (Mainly Canada, US)