Links

Here are some links to sites I find interesting or useful for some reason or other. If any of the links don't work, please let me know, and I'll remove them. As well, if you've got any suggestions I may find interesting for other websites or links, let me know by e-mailing me.

• Pamela Logan: An incredibly cool woman: Engineer, Adventurer, Writer and amateur Archaeologist, travelled all over China, given Female Woman Explorer of the Year award. She also maintains an Archaeology from Space site and runs the Khamaid organization, devoted to protecting Tibetan historical sites.
• Luke Murphy is a friend of mine, an excellent graphic designer who's produced several websites as well as lots of other creative work. Here are some examples of what he's done:
  
  • Kunrest: Ottawa-based company that makes violin shoulder rests
  • What's Up Toronto: Everything you need to know about events in the city
  • Le Select Bistro: Upscale Queen Street restaurant
  • The Traveler's Companion: A guide to France
  • Dana Lacroix: Talented and beautiful Canadian singer Dana Lacroix, who lives in Toronto and Denmark, has her own webpage
• Serial Diners: Perhaps the coolest dining club in the city-- visiting every restaurant in Toronto by following the telephone listings
• Etsuko's Photo Adventure Page: A dream cruise to Antarctica, and a journey to the Grand Canyon. See her fantastic photographs.
• The Centre On Juvenile And Criminal Justice: Expatriate Canadian Jason Ziedenberg writes papers for this progressive American organization, devoted to protecting the rights of young people incarcerated in American prisons. His work dispells many myths Americans have about young people and crime.

Neat Things

London Subway

• Subway Work: The London Underground is expanding, and they've put up a fantastic website with cool technology bits.
• Confederation Bridge: One of the wonders of the modern world, the fantastic Confederation Bridge, linking two Canadian provinces: Prince Edward Island (PEI) and New Brunswick
• Serial Diners: Perhaps the coolest dining club in the city-- visiting every restaurant in Toronto by following the telephone listings
• Web Parody: Doug Anderson's Web Parody site, with hillarious parodies of Star Wars, Mister Rogers Neighborhood, the White House and the Alta Vista page: HastaLaVista Search Engine.
• Ad Exterminator: Eliminate internet ads with this free program.
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Space Exploration

Pathfinder Images of Mars

• JPL: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the famous American agency devoted to space exploration-- lots of programmes.
• JPL Mars: Jet Propulsion Lab's Mars page
• Nasa Photojournal: Nasa's Planetary Photojournal, a very cool site with lots of images of our solar system.
• Mars Explorer Maps: Really neat maps from: PDS Mars Explorer for the Armchair Astronaut.
• Images from Mars: Fantastic views on Mars from the Pathfinder mission.
• Mars Live Data: Mars Global Surveyor Live Spacecraft Data
• Exploring Mars: Comprehensive site dealing with all aspects of Mars exploration.
• MARS Weather Images: Mars Today poster maps created by Howard Houben of the Mars Global Circulation Model Group.
• Center for Mars Exploration: More Mars.
• Mars Images: Images of Mars.
• ISECCo: A non-profit dedicated to developing technology needed for human space living: the International International Space Exploration and Colonization Co (ISECCo).

Anarchism Resources

Noam Chomsky Archive

• Anarchist Library: Anarchy isn't about chaos and disorder. It's about freedom and the elimination of oppression. Learn all about the idea of freedom and liberty without the need for overbearing private or public governments.
• Internet Anarchist University: Everything you ever needed to know about Anarchism, freedom and liberty for all.
• TAO: The Alternative Organization
• Anarchi-Feminism: This is an absolutely fantastic site devoted to feminism, the struggle for women's rights (especially in Ireland) and a wealth of general Anarchism resources.
• The Noam Chomsky Archive: Read all about the tragic results of dictatorial American foreign policies, the potential for real democracy and the plight of subjected peoples all around the world, from one of the most insightful intellectuals of our time.
• Anarchist Sampler: Great introductory site featuring definitions, quotes, and guides to anarchism and social-libertarian political thought.
• Anarchy for Everybody: A well-visited site with lots of information on how you can make a positive difference. Organize! There's power in numbers. Together, we can "stick it to the man" and build a better world.

Independence, Freedom, Justice and Progressive Movements

Exiled Tibetan Gov't.

• IIDC: Volunteer to help promote development around the world-- Nicaragua to India.
• Mayan Freedom: The modern Mayan peoples: Politics, the CIA, Civil War, Human Rights, etc.
• Maya Atlas: The struggle to preserve Mayan land in Southern Belize
• Human Rights Victory: Human Rights in Guatemala
• The Centre On Juvenile And Criminal Justice: A progressive American organization devoted to protecting the rights of young people incarcerated in American prisons.
• Neoindependence: Redefining Asia-Pacific: A listing of sites for Southern Mexico; East Timor; Chinese-Occupied Turkestan (Xinjiang); Jammu and Kashmir; Kurdistan; Palestine; Inner Mongolia; Tibet, Taiwan and Hawaii
• Great Mongol: Oyunbilig's page devoted to Mongolian culture and politics. There's excellent material related to independence for Inner Mongolia. China has occupied Inner Mongolia for almost a century, and Mongolians have been treated to horrible acts of colonialism and oppression.
• Government of Tibet in Exile: The official site of the Tibetan government in exile, with information on the savage Chinese invasion, occupation and colonization of Tibet.
• Tibet Society of the United Kingdom: support Tibet's right to self-determination and independence and learn about the brutality of the Chinese occupation.
• Rangzen: the International Tibet Independence Movement, founded by Thubten Jigme Norbu (Takster Rinpoche) and Larry Gerstein. Goal: Tibetan Independence through non-violent methods.
• Hawaii Nation: Comprehensive. Help return Hawaiian Independence; a popular movement
• OPITARJ: Organization of the Indigenous People of Tarauaca and Jordco, a civil indigenous organization in the municipal district of Tarauaca, State of Acre, Brazil, defending the rights and the interests of indigenous people: Kaxinawa, Asheninka, Katuquina and Yawanawa tribes. Done in partnership with UNI (Union of the Indigenous Nations of Acre and the South of the Amazon)
• Wounded Knee: Massacre of Native peoples by American soldiers, under Hidden History at Morgana'a Pages
• Pope Joan: Interesting bit w/ references on a possible Female Pope during the Middle Ages, with references, under Hidden History at Morgana'a Pages
• Pizarro: The invasion of the Incan Empire by Pizarro, under Hidden History at Morgana'a Pages
• My Lai: American massacres at My Lai and others during Vietnam, under Hidden History at Morgana'a Pages

Writing

Planet Magazine

• Planet magazine: Online Science-Fiction Magazine
• Aphelion Webzine: Science-Fiction and Fantasy
• Abound Magazine: Reviews, culture and more!
• Web Del Sol: Lots of creative fiction and non-fiction
• Akkadian Magazine: A new online magazine devoted to less common prose
• On the Road: "Dedicated to creative writing and creative thinking; nature, adventure, and travel; where the topic is everything and nothing", including reports from teaching in Korea.
• Contentious: Webzine for writers, editors and creators for online media-- some tech writing, maintained by Amy Gahran.
• Words for the wise: A daily dose of word-o-phile history, at the Merriam-Webster site
• STC: The Society for Technical Communications, Toronto Chapter: an international organization devoted to technical writing and communications.
• L.A. Times: A major American newspaper, and the Salary converter if you plan to compare living costs-- but it's crude and it doesn't consider crucial factors

History and Culture

Ancient Sites

• Onomastikon: An Index of Names from many cultures, modern and ancient, compiled by Kate Monk
• Ancient Cultures: Ancient Cultures on the Web
• Khamaid: Devoted to protecting Tibetan historical sites, run by Pamela Logan, who also has an Archaeology from Space page.
• Mayan FreedomThe modern Mayan peoples: Politics, the CIA, Civil War, Human Rights, etc.
• Study Mayan Languages: Learn Mayan languages in Guatemala at the Proyecto Linguistico Francisco Marroquin
• Art in Antigua, Guatemala: When you tire of language classes, why not do some Art Workshops in La Antigua?
• Catal Huyuk: Onoging excavations at possibly one of the oldest inhabited permanent settlements in known Human history
• South Africa: Archaeology in South Africa-- excavating a grave in north-east S.A., by Marius Loots
• Oslonki, Poland: Neolithic settlements, with some of the earliest farmers of plains, by Peter Bogucki
• The Iceman: The Iceman of Austria/Italy-- the "Man from the Hauslabjoch"
• Aerial France: An aerial investigation into ancient Burgundy, France-- Celtic archaeology, the ancient capital of the Aedui, Bibracte, and Augustodunum (modern Autun)
• Dead Sea Scrolls: The Ancient Library of Qumran and Modern Scholarship, at an Exhibit at the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., U.S.A.

Classical History

The Classics Archive

• The Perseus Company: The Persueus Project Digital Library-- Texts, art, archaeology
• The Classics Archive: A fantastic archive of ancient texts
• Roman Britain: Roman military sites in Britain, with histories, guides, explanations of terms, etc., by Peter Green.
• Corinth Computer Project: A total reconstruction of Roman Corinth using computers and data-- very detailed
• Wonders of the Ancient World: Fantastic site about the "7 great wonders of the ancient world", with lots of links to classical history in the text, and links to wonders ancient and modern
• Classical History: Lots of sites for your history-loving pleasure
• Carthage and Rome: David L. Silverman wrote this good short history of the Carthaginian-Roman conflict. This conflict was a vital element in the development and history of early Rome.
• Ancient Sites: A neat society of history buffs. They have on-line tours of Rome, Athens, and Egypt, as well as interesting things such as on-line historical games.
• Colchis: The history of Colchis, and possible links to modern Causasian Mountains peoples, as well as the modern Laz language
• Atlas Historique: Atlas historique de l'Antiquiti tardive: from the end of the Roman Empire and the Sassanid Dynasty, to the High Middle Ages, covering the resulting kingdoms, the Byzantine Empire and the Muslim expansion, page maintained by Denis Bellemare.

General Mesopotamian History

Akkadian Culture/Language

• Hittite/Hurrian Mythology: Hittite and Hurrian mythology guide, by Christopher B. Siren
• Ancient History: Ugarit, Hittities and Aramaeans, by Farras Abdelnour
• Akkadian Culture/Language: Akkadian culture and language, by John Heise.
• Code of Hammurabi: The ancient Code of Hammurabi
• Mythology: Mesopotamian Mythology FAQ
• Wonders of the Ancient World: Fantastic site about the "7 great wonders of the ancient world", with lots of links to classical history in the text, and links to wonders ancient and modern
• Catal Huyuk: Onoging excavations at possibly one of the oldest inhabited permanent settlements in known Human history

The Epic of Gilgamesh

Graven Images of Gilgamesh

• The Epic: The Epic of Gilgamesh with Pictures
• Gilgamesh: Image of Gilgamesh
• Gilgamesh: Graven Images of Gilgamesh, information about the Bible, etc.
• Gilgamesh Tablets: All about the tablets and their text
• Tablets: The Actual Tablets
• Essay: An Essay about the Epic

Latin

Perseus Project Latin Texts

• Perseus Project: The Perseus Project at Tufts University-- online Latin/English texts
• Tacitus: Tacitus at the Society for Ancient Languages
• The Classics Archive: A fantastic archive of ancient texts
• The Annals: Tacitus wrote the Annals to chronicle events and criticise characters from the death of Augustus to Nero's rise to power in Imperial Rome-- Text at the Classics Archive.
• The Histories: Tacitus wrote the Histories to document a particularly chaotic period in Roman history, from the death of the Emperor Nero in 68 B.C. Books I-XVI.
• Latin Page: The Latin Page, Ludus Sanae Mentis
• Ancient History: Ancient History at The Mining Company

Britain

Roman Military in Britain

• Urquhart Clan: The history of the Urquhart clan, and its modern form
• Roman Britain: Roman military sites in Britain, with histories, guides, explanations of terms, etc., by Peter Green.
• Sacred Ancient Britain: A guide to the main sacred areas of Ancient Britain.
• Internet Archaeology: Publishes the results of archaeological research: excavation reports, analysis of data sets along with data
• British Archaeology Magazine: View the CBA's regular magazine
• London Underground Discoveries: Discoveries while the Underground is extended
• Lincolnshire: Lincolnshire's archaeology: Lots of archaeological sites
• Hampshire: Hampshire's archaeology

Asia

Oyunbilig's Great Mongol

• Great Mongol: Oyunbilig's page devoted to Mongolian culture and politics. There's excellent material related to independence for Inner Mongolia. China has occupied Inner Mongolia for almost a century, and Mongolians have been treated to horrible acts of colonialism and oppression.
• Eurasian Nomads: Nomadism and Central Eurasia at the Center for the Study of the Eurasian Nomads (CSEN)
• Lost Cities from Space: Searching for lost civilizations from space, the Taklamakan Desert, the Ubar project of Arabia, etc. (Nov. /97). Pamels Logan also has a Home Page.
Khamaid: Devoted to protecting Tibetan historical sites, also run by Pamela Logan.
• Silk Road from Space: China's Silk Road from Space at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Ancient Americas: General

Arch Institute of America

• AIA: the Archaeology Institute of America, with lots of info and programmes

Ancient Americas: Canada

Arctic Archaeology

• Arctic Archaeology: Robert W. Park's Arctic Archaeology page at the University of Waterloo.
• Ontario Archaeological Society: The premier archaeological organization in Ontario.
• Nova Scotia Museum: Archaeology in Nova Scotia.
• London Museum: The London Museum of Archaeology and their late Iroquois recreation village.
• Canoe Saskatchewan: Canoe Sakatchewan: Archaeology and routes, info, wilderness, native life, history and outfitters.
• Toronto Historical Board: The Toronto Historical Board runs many historical sites and programmes in the city
• Bringing Back the Don: The work to restore the Don River, site maintained by Mark Wilson
• Military History: The Military Re-Enactment Society of Canada, and the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada
• Lynx Images: Lynx Images, founded by Russell Floren, producing bestselling films and books about the past, especially the history of the Toronto area

Ancient Americas: Midwest

Cahokia

• Cahokia: The official Cahokia website, by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency.
• Cahokia Pictures: Pictures of Monks Mound and other features of Cahokia.
• Tennessee Archaeology Net: Archaeology in Tennessee.
• Rock Art: Rock art in the north American plains, at the Upper Midwest Rock Art Research Association.

Ancient Americas: South West

Mesa Verde Tourism

• Southwestern Archaeology: Archaeology in the American South-West.
• Mesa Verde: Tourism info and archaeology for the Mesa Verde area, including info on the Anasazi.
• Beaver Creek Rock Art: Rock art at the Verde Valley site in Coconino National Forest, U.S.A.

Ancient Americas: MesoAmerica

Source Unknown

• Study Mayan Languages: Learn Mayan languages in Guatemala at the Proyecto Linguistico Francisco Marroquin
• Art in Antigua, Guatemala: When you tire of language classes, why not do some Art Workshops in La Antigua?
• Mayans Pages: Culture, art and society
• Great Outdoor Recreation Page: Lots of material on the Mayan region
• Mayan FreedomThe modern Mayan peoples: Politics, the CIA, Civil War, Human Rights, etc.
• Human Rights Victory: Human Rights in Guatemala
• Maya Atlas The struggle to preserve Mayan land in Southern Belize
• Guide to Belize:A virtual guide to Belize
• La Ruta Maya: A journey through the Mayan Route, very cool, 2 low-budget travellers
• The Yaxuna Project: Archaeology and lots more-- videos, images, and info on this developing archaeological site
• Chichen Itza: Images and story, by Cliff Wasserman, much like his
• Easter Island pages
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HISTORY: General - Classical - Mesopotamia - Latin - Britain - Asia - Americas
AMERICAS: General - Canada - MidWest - South West - MesoAmerica - S. America / Pacific
MESOAMERICA: Mayan Area - Aztec Area - Writing and Science

Aztecs and Central Mexico



Aztecs
• Aztecs:Lots of info on the Aztecs
• Ancient Mexicas: Aztecs and the ancient peoples of Central Mexico
• Tlahuica: the Tlahuica cultures of Mexico, a good, award-winning site on a non-Mexica people who still exist, site maintained by Michael E. Smith
• The Sun Stone: Brief description of the Sun Stone
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HISTORY: General - Classical - Mesopotamia - Latin - Britain - Asia - Americas
AMERICAS: General - Canada - MidWest - South West - MesoAmerica - S. America / Pacific
MESOAMERICA: Mayan Area - Aztec Area - Writing and Science

Mesoamerican Writing and Sciences



Mesoamerican Writing
• Aztec and Mayan Law: Resources for Aztec and Mayan law, by Mike Widener, U. of Texas rare books librarian
• Rabbit in the Moon: Mayan Architecture and writing
• Mayan Epigraphic Database: The Mayan Epigraphic Database Project, maintained by Ralph C. Alvarado at the University of Virginia
• Mayan Info: Info on gods, calendars, etc.
• Mesoamerican Writing: The ancient writing systems of Mesoamerica
• The Aztec Calendar: A very comprehensive site, maintained by Ren Voorburg
• Aztec Calendar Pointer: Calendar information by Earthmatrix: Science in Ancient Artwork

Ancient Americas: South America / Pacific

The INCAS

• The INCAS: "A Pictorial Tribute To the Art & Culture of The INCAS, by a native of Ecuador"-- Fantastic site with lots of pictures, explanations, and history
• Mysterious Places: American CliffWassmann's page about Rapa Nui (Easter Island) and its mysterious Polynesian ruins. These are mainly Moais (statues) left all over the island, remnants of an older social and political order. He's got lots of stories of the place and presents some of his absolutely excellent photography.

Toronto Publications

Eye Magazine

• Toronto Life Magazine: Restaurant reviews, T.O. and interesting articles (Monthly)
• Eye Magazine: Read Eye magazine for Movie Listings and Reviews, Culture, News and Politics (Weekly)
• Now Magazine: Now magazine for Politics, Reviews, Listings and Culture (Weekly)
• The Toronto Star: Liberal paper (Daily)
• The Globe and Mail: Conservative (business) paper (Daily)

Toronto Information

Casa Loma: My Photos

• Toronto.com: "Everything You Need To Know About Toronto" (Online)
• What's Up Toronto: Everything you need to know about events in the city, designed by my friend Luke Murphy
• Weather in Toronto: Check out the weather in my home burg.
• Metro Toronto Police: If you get in trouble in T.O., here's who to go to, or alternately where to stay away from
• Toronto Historical Board: The Toronto Historical Board runs many historical sites and programmes in the city
• Bringing Back the Don: The work to restore the Don River, site maintained by Mark Wilson
• Military History: The Military Re-Enactment Society of Canada, and the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada
• Lynx Images: Lynx Images, founded by Russell Floren, producing bestselling films and books about the past, especially the history of the Toronto area
• STC: The Society for Technical Communications, Toronto Chapter: an international organization devoted to technical writing and communications.

Toronto Shops

Antique Maps

• Beach Antique Maps and Prints: MAPS! Check out this Toronto shop. They sell funky old maps from everywhere
• Lynx Images: Lynx Images, founded by Russell Floren, producing bestselling films and books about the past, especially the history of the Toronto area

Canada

Flags at Ont. Prov. Parliament, Toronto: My Photos

• Canoe Saskatchewan: Canoe Sakatchewan: routes, info, wilderness, native life, history and outfitters.
• Canada World Heritage Sites: Great World heritage sites in Canada-- from the Viking site of L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland to fantastic spectacular parks
• Campsource: Go camping in wild Canada
• The Southern Ontario Seismic Network: We don't get a lot of earthquakes up here. But you can keep watch on seismic activity.
• Picture Butte: Bored? Why not check out the exciting town of Picture Butte in Alberta, Canada. It's, er, our livestock feeding capital!
• Expo 1967: Montreal's 1967 World Exposition was a major event in modern Canadian history. A great tribute by an American who went there several times, from the New England area and now living in California.
• PEI: The government of Canada's smallest but neatest province, Prince Edward Island
• New Brunswick: The government of Canada's only officially bilingual province, New Brunswick, home to Acadians and English-Canadians
• Confederation Bridge: One of the wonders of the modern world, the fantastic Confederation Bridge, linking PEI to New Brunswick
• Cornwall: The town where I grew up and the region where my ancestors settled. This site is hopelessly boosterish-- Cornwall is fine, but the last I'd heard, the insanely lucrative smuggling trade had dropped off, but the crime remained; the once happy if poor town was still poor, but with boarded up shops; and it still smells of sulphur, thanks to the paper mill. The region is beautiful, though. See also the Chamber of Commerce, or read the city's newspaper, the Standard Freeholder. The newspaper is unfortunately owned by the Southam media conglomerate, which is in turn owned by ultra-conservative and evil media robber-baron Conrad Black, abusing our democratic sensibilities to promote his version of Political Truth.
• Brampton: The other place where I grew up, a suburb of Toronto-- nice enough, if you can tolerate endless suburbia, though the parks system is admittedly fantastic. You can also try Virtual Brampton, a guide to some of the city's businesses.
• Mille Roches: The town where my mother grew up, one of
• seven villages callously destroyed by the poorly thought-out St. Lawrence Seaway mega-project in the late 1950's... are mega-projects ever not totally disastrous? The loss of the villages was even the subject of a documentary, and the villagers are still resentful. They were transplanted into the cold, concrete "planned towns" of Ingleside and Long Sault (pro. "Long Soo"), with no real character or life. They just didn't know how to fight back, or even think they could-- too used to doing what corporations and the government told them to do, no matter how much it affected them.
• Mille Roches: A book (in French) about the town where my mother grew up

Canada: Politics

• Elections in Canada: At the Electoral Web Sites, by Wilfried Derksen, with election info from around the world, and interesting political links
• CCU: The Council for Canadian Unity, one of the best and most impressive sites for news on Canada, developments and politics
• NDP: The New Democratic Party, vaguely democratic-socialist
• Liberals: The Liberal Party, vaguely centrist, the major Canadian political party
• Tories: The Progressive Conservatives, called the Tories, mild-mannered right-wing conservatives (mostly)
• Reform: The Reform Party, ultra-right wing conservatives

Canada: Nunavut

Uqqurmiut Centre

Nunavut Information: Arts and Culture

• Uqqurmiut Centre: The Uqqurmiut Centre For Arts & Crafts, a business with social, educational, cultural and economic objectives." Owned by the Uqqurmiut Inuit Artists Association, Inuit artists and in Pangnirtung-- great art, a worthy local organization.
• Photography: Fantastic photography by Nunavut artist Jim Mac Donald.

Nunavut Information: Politics and Law

• NPC: The Nunavut Planning Commission, in English and Inuktituk
• Nunavut Online: Lots of info about Nunavut, maintained by the ISP Sakku Arctic Technologies.
• Nunavut at the CCU: Nunavut at the Council for Canadian Unity, with LOTS of info on life, elections, politics, etc.
• Law: the Law Society of Nunavut

Nunavut Media and Business

• NNS: The Northern News Services Online, with 5 newspapers in the North
• Nunanet: Nunanet Communications

Nunavut Information: Travel

• Nunavut Tourism: Everything you needed to know to go to Nunavut
• Exploring Nunavut: A book about exploring Canada's northernmost territory, Nunavut!

Live Camera Images

Fun Cameras

Livecams: General

• Webcam: Cross-indexed listing of thousands of webcam sites on the Internet
• Webcam Links: Hundreds of links to some of the world's webcams
• Fun Cameras: 1000+ Livecams worldwide, including his Animal Livecams

Livecams: Canada

• Compass Camera: Toronto's 401: Live Camera Scenes of a highway, by the city government. Yay!
• Hill Cam: The Stones of History at Parliament Hill, Ottawa: look right across Confederation Square at the Canadian the Parliament buildings, by the Parliament Hill Reconstruction Project.
• Calgary, Alberta, Canada: Live picture from the top of the Petro Canada building
• Calgary, Canada: Calgary, Alberta, Canada: another live picture, from the Calgary 7 News Studio
• Vancouver, Canada: Telemark Systems' Live Kam
• Vancouver, Canada: Concord Pacific Place and Downtown Vancouver, by Multiactive.
• Montreal Garden: The Botanical Gardens in Montreal
• Downtown Montreal, Canada: MontrealCam-- the Greater Montreal LiveCam Network
• PEI: The Island Cam-- PEI, lower Charlottetown and Charlottetown Harbour, taken downtown from the sixth floor of the Dominion Building at the corner of Richmond and Queen Streets
• Falls CAM: The Canadian Niagara Falls, the Sheraton Falls Viewcam

Livecams: International

• UCLA, California: The UCLA Bruincam
• Wellington, NZ: Wellington Cam in New Nealand
• New Zealand: New Zealand images by Hydrosurf
• Mount Everest: Mt. Everest, from Khumbu
• The Kremlin: The Kremlin Cam, in Russia
• Cape Town: Cape Town, by the local Olympic Committee
• Karachi: KarachiCam, by Instec Digital Systems