The NY Times on the Web. Unlike the paper version, this one has comics. Registration is free.

Lyle Lovett. A favorite artist of mine. Other than listening to his albums, this site is one of the best introductions to him.

The 'I can eat glass' project... This site shows that the greatest use of the World Wide Web is wasting your time in amusing ways.

The Museum of Questionable Medical Devices. This is one of my favorite museums, which is located in the Twin Cities and which you can visit for free.

Virtual caffeine. If you were in my office, I'd offer you a real cup of coffee, since I almost always have a pot on. But for now, a virtual cup of coffee will have to do. You can also learn about my favorite superhero, Too Much Coffee Man.

The Hunger Site. At a click, make a donation toward alleviating world hunger at no cost to yourself.

The Philosophical humor page compiled by David Chalmers. Lots of good links here.

You'll never guess what's at http://www.philosophy.com/

Horoscopes for Philosophy Graduate Students. Learn what's in your future!

Is God made of soap? Aquinas tells us the answer.

Al Gore and Nothingness. A Sartrean analysis of the Being of our former VP.

The Solipsist Web Ring. Not many members, for some reason.

A list of other philosophy sites, compiled by the UT-Austin philosophy department.

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