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	Dave Johnson http://www.cs.rice.edu/~dbj/ My twin brother Dave is an Associate Professor of Computer Science and of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rice University in Houston, TX. His primary research area currently is in the area of protocols for wireless and mobile networking.
	Internet ScamBusters http://www.scambusters.org/ The self-proclaimed "#1 Publication on Internet Fraud" is indeed a great reference in these times of scams, hoaxes, and assorted internet hypes. They also publish an email newletter to keep you informed of the latest info.
	Kerry Rutherford http://www.kerryrutherford.net/ Kerry Rutherford is a good friend who has done more in life than several normal people combined. A poet, musician, trouble maker and who knows what else.
	Maya Soleil http://www.mayasoleil.com/ Maya Soleil presents world-class performing artists from Africa, Asia, Jamaica, and the USA in a multi-cultural program featuring African costumed dancers and traditional music blended with contemporary sounds Oh, and did I mention I do their website?
	Terrell Lozada http://www.terrellandco.com/ Terrell Lozada is a talented painter, sculptor, and printmaker and good friend. A self-taught artist, she has worked in mediums from furniture to flatware, plumbing old, original texts to learn classical techniques, including Renaissance gilding, and immersing herself in classical design. Her new showing of sculpture entitled "Walls of the Body" is now featured on her site. Definitely worth a look.
	Urban Legends and Folklore http://urbanlegends.about.com/ Please, please, please read this before forwarding any email warnings about 5-cent taxes on email, Afghan women's rights petitions, hydrogen beer explosions, Walt Disney's email tracking giveaway, or the Bud Frogs screen saver virus. The Urban Legends and Folklore site on About.com is the best source for the real scoop on these and many other hoaxes.
	Vestibular Disorders Association http://www.vestibular.org/ Having developed inner ear problems in the fall of 2000 I've found this site to be very helpful. The Vestibular Disorders Association is a nonprofit organization that exists to provide information and support to people suffering from inner-ear balance disorders.