RE: Reference books you use the most

["Earl Cooley" <shiva -at- io -dot- com>]

1. Reference Resources:

Lot's of folks mentioned Google, but I've started to 
rely on the Internet Archive Wayback Machine, which 
provides online voodoo that revives dead web pages. 
They have a 100 terabyte archive (!) of the Web from 
1996 to the present. Among other things, they have 
a 9/11 archive of a half a billion web pages. 

http://www.archive.org/index.html

2. Writing Categories:

Usenet FAQs; online troll-baiting by quoting The 
Onion as if it were as reliable a journalistic 
source as the Wall Street Journal; pro bono web 
pages; fanzines. Zip for paying TW work at the 
moment.

3. Dog vs. Cat

Cats. One of mine lasted 20 years, may she rest in peace.

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 e=sc^3 (shiva -at- io -dot- com) Earl Cooley III

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