Glenn's Other Favorite Web Sites

Here is a listing of some of my other favorite web sites:

San Jose Mercury News: You can check the headlines for free, but to get the full story reports, you need an on-line subscription. This is a good place to check for late-breaking news right before you sign off the net.
Time Magazine: The weekly magazine from your newstand is right here on the net.
Campaign Central: Follow the action for the 1996 Presidential Campaign here. This may be out of date, but I'll leave it up.
CNN/Time Magazine All Politics: follow the campaigns here too.
NYNEX Yellow Pages: That thick yellow book that sits under your phone is now on the Net, but now you can sort the entries to find exactly what you want.
Career Path: They list jobs from the Boston Globe, NY Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, LA Times, and San Jose Mercury News. If you are in the job market, then check it out.
Washington Post:
The List: Local Internet providers across the country.
Netscape:
Info Seek: Use this site to search for 100 matches to your search string. Give it a try!

The White House: Stop in for a tour of the President's Home. If you have never seen the White House in person (or even if you have), then take a virtual tour of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. See the Blue Room, East Room, the State Dining Room, and more.
The US Senate: All Senators have a page here. Most are a generic brand, but well put together. There is also a brief history of the Senate, information on the Legislative process, and Tour Information. The Virtual Tour is well done
The House of Representatives: I have not explored this site much, but I still keep in my list of bookmarks.
Washington DC Sight-seeing Map: All the high points are here.
Internal Revenue Service: look here for tax information.
Social Security Administration

I haven't explored all of these, but they might be useful.

Looking for someone? Try this phone book listing at Switchboard.
Composing Good HTML: If you want to get started on your own Web Page, but you are not sure how to start, here is a source with very complete information.
Roger Ebert's Movie Reviews: from the Chicago Sun Times

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