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Presented in no particular order ... Reel Radio This is my favorite site. It carries "airchecks" (tapes) of stations and jocks from radio's "silver age" of top-40 ... and much, much more. Requires a small yearly donation ($12) for most exhibits, but well worth it! Los Angeles Radio People The absolute best source for information on Los Angeles radio stations, staff and personalities. Also needs a subscription, but is one of the best bargains in the industry. 440 Satisfaction Johnny Williams was a Boss Jock for Los Angeles' 93/KHJ when they changed formats to Boss Radio in May, 1965. He now spends his time running a "radio encyclpoedia" web page, which gives station histories and biographies of many of the jocks, newscasters, and "behind the scenes" people who worked at radio stations around the country. Apple Computer Where innovation begins. It's Bill Gates' favorite stopping point. John's Home Page So you like Hockey? You like music? This is the place. Urban Legends and Folklore Tired of warnings that you'll get a virus from a mysterous e-mail? Do you really think Bill Gates would give out free stuff just for forwarding a message to all your friends? This site is a useful reference for responding to those idiots that buy into almost anything. Want to buy a bridge? Motor Sports Hall of Fame This is a web page for Motor Sports Enthusiasts. Former chief of DEC Engineering Dean Case wrote much of the original text. Todd's Humor Archive This is probably self explanatory... Southern California Earthquake Center This is the Southern California Earthquake Center at, I believe, CalTech in Pasadena. You can review "archival" earthquake activity information, learn about how quakes are measured, and, best of all, monitor a seismograph in real time (or at least within 30 seconds of the reading). 
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