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Paul Wiegert's Personal Web Page
Welcome to a disorganized mish-mash of thought-fragments and (probably dead) links...Enjoy!
Dilbert
is an all-too-realistic portrayal of modern working life. The
tragicomedy of our times, it'll have you crying in your coffee. For an
edgier experience, check out "Friends" meets "Animal Farm" chez Get
Fuzzy. But for a seriously surreal experience, take a stroll down Ballard
Street.
I was in Gitarama, Rwanda in August 2000 teaching English to local school
teachers. Tim Hardy, a fellow volunteer, set up an illuminating travelogue of
the trip here. And you thought you had it rough. Maybe you'd like to donate food for free at
the Hunger Site?
Need a particular obscure astronomy research paper? You can find it at the NASA Astronomical Data Service. I'm guessing you probably don't though.
Sailing is what life is all about. Or at least it should be. Want to
find out more? The Internet sure ain't going to give you any feel for it: Get off your duff and go and try it!
Spam (junk e-mail, not the fabulously tasty "meat" product) is one
of the Three Thousand Minor Scourges of our time. Learn about fighting
it here.
Being a scientist and a Christian, you might wonder where I stand
on the creation/evolution debate. However, since I'm neither a
theologian nor an anthropologist, why would you care what I think?
Check out Yahoo's Creation vs. Evolution page for some links, from the wacky to the fascinating, on
both sides of the topic.
Looking for something worthwhile to do with your time? Why not consider
volunteering down at the Adventure Learning Center (ALC)
in Nassau, the Bahamas? It's got to be better than what you're doing now...
Penny-whistling is fun down at the Chiff &
Fipple What's a fipple? It's the part of the whistle you blow into.
What's a chiff? Beats me. Maybe I'll try the harmonica...
I stole this image from somewhere, but lost the link (sorry).
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....... If I were a NetHack monster, I would be a floating eye. I see and sense absolutely everything that happens around me. I just don't do very much about it.
Check out my web-page's reviews!
"The biggest example of ... this millennium!", The Globe and Mail
"Is ... really ... good?", The New York Times
"Two thumbs ... !", Siskel and Ebert
This page is maintained by Paul Wiegert and all the ridiculous opinions here are his. Not those on the pages linked to though: man, there are some doozies out there.
E-mail to pwiegert[remove this and put the @ symbol here]uwo.ca
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