The Web, A to Z

For my 500th post, I thought I'd look at various web sites I've been visiting lately. Mozilla, my favorite web browser, "auto-completes" to suggest sites I've visited most recently and most frequenly.

A

A is for Amazon.

B

B is for Blogger.

C

C is for CNN.

D

D is for Dictionary.com.

E

E is for Expedia, the travel site

F

F is for Flyertalk, a frequent flyer discussion site.

G

G is for The Prince George's County Memorial Library System (Geoweb catalog).

H

H is for Holiday Inn. I stayed at 2 Holiday Inns in May, which is unusual for me.

I

I is for The Diamondback, the University of Maryland student newspaper, hosted at inform@Maryland.

J

J is for Jimmy Fallon. I can't remember why I was looking at his site.

K

K is for Kausfiles, Mickey Kaus's weblog on Slate.

L

L is for Linens N Things. I only visited that once, when Christina asked me to look up something, so I'm not sure about the algorithm used to pick these sites.

M

M is for My Yahoo!

N

N is for Number Theory.

O

O is for The Obscure Store, a collection of links to unusual news stories.

P

P is for Pseudoprime.

Q

Q is for...hmm, nothing there.

R

R is for the Redskins!

S

S is for Salme.org, Christina's site.

T

T is for Talking Points Memo, Josh Marshall's political blog.

U

U is for United, on which I fly 50K+ miles/year.

V

V is for Vantage House, where I found a link for my previous post.

W

W is for Wonkette, a political gossip sheet.

X

X is for Xe.com, host of the very useful Universal Currency Converter.

Y

Y is for Yahoo! Yellow Pages.

Z

Z is another link I was looking up for the previous post.