The Best Web Links, Of Course:
What list of lists would be complete without links? Here are mine ..

http://www.wefeelfine.org/  - Discovered on the best channel on TV - Google Current. (http://www.current.tv/)

http:/www.thelibrarything.com/  - Every since the publishing industry decided that only the very wealthy people should be allowed the pleasure of reading, we have gone completely library. It gets cumbersome, if you read as much as we do, to remember what you have read without the shelves to prove it.

http://del.icio.us/  - Yes, we have four computers in our house. This also means that I have four very unorganized “favorites” lists. The site has come to the rescue and allows you to keep track of your favorites online all in one nice and neat organized place.

http://www.thevolunteerfamily.org/Volunteers/Default.aspx - As a former Peace Corps volunteer, I just can’t seem to get the volunteerism bug out of my system. There are lots of opportunities, especially for families with kids with special needs, to give back to the community. Even going to our older child’s school to read gives school-age kids the opportunity to actually visit with and understand kids that have different abilities. So, in many ways you are getting the opportunity to do two positive things when volunteering in the community: Letting people get to know and understand your child, along with whatever task you set out to do!

http://infosthetics.com/archives/2005/03/music_plasma.html - This is web site called 'Information Aesthetics' and it shows information in a very cool, colorful way. The first link is called Music Plasma and it groups your favorite bands/musicians in a genre for greater listening possiblities.

http://www.pandora.com/ - Music lovers must visit this site. You can create and listen to your own customized radio station based on the artist you select.