Sites You May Wish to Visit

Medicine

1. Radiology
2. Medicine -- General
3. Medicine -- Professional

Computers

1. Amiga Computer
2. Computer Languages
3. Computer News
4. Digital Cameras
5. Online Computer Shopping

Everybody

1. Search the web
2. News and Newsgroups
3. Financial
4. Employment
5. Free Speech Issues (incl. PGP)
6. People to People
7. General

Radiology Links

• ACR -- American College of Radiology.
• AuntMinnie.com -- Filled with information and lots of teaching file cases -- the fun way to learn radiology.
• Radiology Society of North America -- Education Portal. Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs. to everywhere!
• RSNA Electronic Journal -- Electronic publishing as the primary method of distribution of medical and scientific knowledge may the wave of the future.
• SNM -- Society of Nuclear Medicine.
• PUBMED -- Free MEDLINE searches, courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. No registration required.
• Radiology Teaching from Middlesex Trust -- An excellent Amiga-generated Radiology teaching file in the U.K.
• Radiology Department Univ. of Iowa -- Multimedia textbooks, teaching files, cases studies, and more!
• RadiologyEducation.com -- A compilation of radiology education resources maintained by Michael P. D'Alessandro.

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Medicine -- General Links

• Ralph Moss Reports -- Presentation and evaluation of alternative cancer therapies.

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Medicine -- Professional Links

• Journal Watch -- Bi-monthly several page "journal" which abstracts and reviews interesting medical studies now is online with a searchable multi-year index. Requires registration.
• The Uniformed Services University Medical Informatics. -- Informatics is the interface between computers and medicine. Excellent links contained herein.

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Amiga Links

• Amiga, Inc. -- The current Amiga owner.
• Amiga.org -- News, news, and more news about the Amiga.
• Amiga-news.de -- Even more news about what is happening in the Amiga community.
• Aminet -- lots of Amiga shareware, freeware, etc.:
  • Home Page (U.S.)
  • Home Page (Germany)
  • Aminet searches
  • Recent uploads
• AREXX Guide -- Find out why AREXX is so important on the Amiga.
• Made on Amiga -- Annotated list of web sites created with the Amiga.
• Squid's Amiga Page and Rumor Mill -- What would the Amiga be without a ton of rumors?
• Dealers supplying Amiga computers and software include --
  • Safe Harbor Computers -- very reliable mail order.
  • Software Hut -- very reliable mail order.

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Computer Languages

• SSC -- Publisher of helpful Unix, Linux, and Internet material.
• Wrox Press -- A good source of programming books.

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Computer News

• ComputerUser.com, Inc. -- Used to be Computer Currents. General interest. Not too techie.
• The Computer Network -- Required daily reading if you want to know what is happening in the computer industry.
• Computer Shopper -- In addition to zillions of ads, this monthly publication has some excellent articles. Check it out!
• News.Com -- Another C|Net technology news site.
• eWEEK -- A Ziff Davis publication.
• ZDNet Reviews -- As it says, product reviews.
• PC World Magazine -- PC World Online.
• TechWeb For those whose need for computer news is insatiable.

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Digital Cameras

• Fuji -- Fujifilm. Their digital cameras have very impressive specs.
• Kodak. -- Kodak has developed some excellent digital cameras. But will they stay committed to their products?
• Olympus -- Olympus Corp. One can spend hours here.
• SONY. -- Guaranteed to make you drool.

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Online Computer Shopping

• C|Net Shopper.com -- Compare before you buy.
• PC Connection and MAC Connection -- I use both PC Connection and MAC Connection (same outfit), and I can heartily recommend them for honesty, reliability, service, and prices. No, this is NOT a paid commercial. Just my own experience.
• PCNation -- Another shopping spot.
• Pricewatch -- Compare and get the best prices on computer products.
• C|NET Shareware.com -- A comprehensive guide to shareware sources. Make sure you know about the shareware site BEFORE you download in order to avoid viruses. Caveat emptor!

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Everybody Links

• Search the Web:
  • Google -- I use this one the most. Gives the most reasonable results, for me, at least.
  • Alta Vista -- indredible search speed.
  • Excite
  • Hotbot
  • Infoseek
  • Yahoo
  • Internet Resources Meta-Index -- Very unusual list. You probably will never need it, but if you do ...

• News and Newsgroups:
  • CBS News Radio -- New York City News Radio.
  • CNN -- Cable News Network.
  • Deja News -- Read, search, and post to Usenet newsgroups.
  • New York Times -- Newspaper online. Free but registration required.
  • MSNBC News -- You'll find Newsweek here as well. Notice all the corporate connections?
  • Reference.com -- Read, search, and post to Usenet newsgroups.
  • usnews.com -- U.S. News & World Report.
  • USA Today -- Newspaper online.

• Financial: (Make more money so you can buy more computers!)
  • Bloomberg PERSONAL -- Interesting financial stuff.
  • CNNmoney -- Find out what happenned to your money for retirement.
  • Fidelity Investments
  • Motley Fool -- Interesting and educational.
  • Nasdaq
  • Quicken.com -- Lots of info.

• Employment:
  • Radwork.com -- Employment opportunities for Radiologists.

• Free Speech Issues (incl. PGP)
  • The Anonymizer -- allows you to surf anonymously if you start from here. See how much can be found out about you just by visiting someone's website!
  • Center for Democracy and Technology -- "works to promote democratic values and constitutional liberties in the digital age." Important free speech and privacy issues.
  • Pretty Good Privacy -- encryption developed by by Phil Zimmerman; later acquired by Network Associates. Read Zimmerman's fascinating story.

• People to People:
  • Awesome Cyber Cards -- E-mail a postcard or an award.
  • Blue Mountain Arts -- Another cyber card site. People will say you're cheap, but what do you care?
  • The Electric Postcard -- Three e-card sites. Surely you can find something.
  • Match.com -- Find a mate.
  • WhoWhere? -- Internet telephone directory.

• General:
  • Translation with Systran -- Type in text or a URL and Systran will convert the text into French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish. The reverse also works. Fantastic! Translations also available through Systran's own website.
  • CBS Sportsline -- Keep up with your favorite sports.
  • City Search -- City guide to major U.S. (and some foreign) cities.
  • The Dilbert Zone -- If you need an explanation, you really have been spending too much time with the computer!
  • The Discovery Channel -- A very worthwhile cable channel for the whole family.
  • The History Channel -- Fascinating cable channel.
  • The Internet Movie Database -- Everything you ever wanted to know about movies.
  • NASA's Photo Gallery -- Photo's of our solar system and beyond.
  • Nolo Home Page -- An excellent source of legal information for non-lawyers. Lawyer jokes as well.
  • Public Television Online -- What more needs be said?
  • Zip+4 codes from the U.S. Postal Service.