SiteScan: Just Be Cool

Better Homes and Gardens
Wouldn't it be be wonderful if you could take out one day in your life and do all the things you always wanted, but never really had the time? Let say your wish did come true, then what would you do? You might indulge in a particularly fetching flower arrangement or even plan a nice dinner party. Better still you can log on to Homes and Gardens and peruse through their collection of recipes, redesign your garden or explore the incredible universe of decorative painting.
http://bhglive.com/

The Brunching Shuttlecocks
Whatever your sarcasm needs, The Brunching Shuttlecocks have found a way to express it. There's also a Hazard County Driver's Test, The Sarcasteriser and a beautifully rendered Boy Bands and Satan. Visit The Random Bar, Joke Generator, or peruse the Acronym Interaction, Expansion and Extrapolation Engine. It's hip, entertaining and its free.
http://brunching.com/

The Real Beer Page
Beer lovers, look no further! Everything you ever wanted to know about beer, brew pubs, micro breweries, home brewing and the beer industry in general is all here on this site. You can search through the brewery and pub databases or consult the beer festival and homebrew event calendars. For news and information on your favourite drink, read through the extensive beer news section. Play beer games, learn clever beer toasts, even send your friends online beer postcards. If you ever get through all 150,000 pages, then there is a section full of links to other beer sites waiting for you. Bottoms up!
http://www.realbeer.com

DR. Seuss Went To War
Theodore Geisel, the most recognisable children's book author in the world. Well, at least his pen name was: Dr. Seuss. This site draws from The Dr. Seuss Collection in the Mandeville Special Collections Library at the University of California, San Diego. The subject matter is serious but the style is unmistakably Seuss!
http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/speccoll/dspolitic/

Esticker.com
Esticker lets you buy from a wide variety of trademarks, logos, pictures, temporary tattoos and any number of products with adhesive backing. Whether you're a Yankees fan, a Trekkie or a Britney Spears sycophant, you're almost sure to find the appropriate icon for your collection. You can even create your own stickers. There's even an e-sticker newsletter to keep you informed and, hopefully you will be coming back for more.
http://www.stickerworld.com/

Intelihealth
A comprehensive health resource on the Web. Find information about hundreds of diseases, conditions and procedures. Read health-related news stories, keep track of new treatments and their risks. InteliHealth contains several Featured Health Areas. You will find information about a variety of topics, ranging from Allergies to Weight Management. The Drug Resource Centre features a database of news and information on just about every drug imaginable. Take a visit to the Ask the Doc section and your question might be answered by a specialist from Johns Hopkins University.

http://www.intelihealth.com

Navigator
Navigator is a starting point for searching the Web. It has a comprehensive list of search engines, everything from Yahoo to Northern Light. Dig a little deeper and you'll find government databases for many federal, state and international agencies. Browse through their never-ending reference sites. Need to read the bible before you go to bed? Then go through the book online. You can also search for addresses (both Web and street), peruse online periodicals and even visit the Elvis homepage.

http://www.nytimes.com/learning/general/navigator/index.html

The Great Buildings Collection
This extensive Web houses information on 1000 great buildings by hundreds of architects. Search for a specific building, from the Chateau de Versailles to Frank Gehry's Venice Beach House. You can even browse by building name, architect or location. You'll find detailed information on each building, including a photo, the date it was built, its architectural style, exact size, a brief discussion of its importance, a bibliography and links to more resources. The entire site is cross-referenced. For example, an architect's name is linked to a complete list of his works.

http://www.greatbuildings.com

The Economist
The online edition of The Economist will fill you in on the current happenings round the world. A recent edition described Vladimir Putin's problems and gave an overseas viewpoint of the upcoming presidential election. There are also online classifieds including jobs, magazine archives and a separate bookstore for all your public policy needs. Registration is free, and you can then download the coveted Economist screen saver.

http://www.economist.com/

Kasparov Chess
It doesn't take much to guess the force behind this site. The name says it all; Gary Kasparov. This site is so dedicated that you never have to miss another tournament or exhibition. The news section provides excellent, up-to-date coverage of the chess world. If you're looking to improve your game, you'll find articles on strategy for players of every level. In the Playing Zone, you can match wits with people from all over the world, any time, day or night. There's even a special Kids area for the next generation of Chess Champions.
http://www.kasparovchess.com

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