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				Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web using a NeXT while at CERN in Switzerland. Early on intended as a way to share research in high-energy physics, it has since grown to a potential which may eventually encompass much of human knowledge and experience. ..... Here is a list of sites, divided by topic which I frequently use, with some commentary explaining why.
		Search Engines
				Google
				The new standard by which all others are measured. I first learned of this in an informational e-mail by Steve Gibson of Gibson Research. Their occasional specialized logos to celebrate holidays and special occasions are especially delightful.
		Cover art		Groups by Google (formally DejaNews)
				A searchable archive of usenet news, I find this invaluable as a technical research tool.
		Cover art		The Online Books Page
				John Mark Ockerbloom's attempt to list all freely available electronic versions of printed texts.
		Information and News Sites
		Cover art		Slashdot (News for Nerds, Stuff that Matters)
				One of the first user-driven information / commentary / journal / log sites. While often entertaining, can also be the source of much sturm und drang.
		Cover art		Stepwise
				Scott Anguish's site for news on NeXT/OPENstep and their successor, Apple's Mac OS X.
		Cover art		Typographica
				Type and typography news site and blog.
		Technical Reference
		Cover art		GNUstep
				Opensource effort to create an implementation of NeXTstep.
		Cover art		TjL's List of NeXTstep Info
				Home of the NeXTstep abandonware list.
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		Copyright 2003 William F. Adams  last updated 18 February 2004