These are all the old links from the bookmark database on the old site. I was really missing some of these, so I exported them and am going to put them here until I can figure out how I'm going to get organized. That happens so rarely I'm sure these will be here for quite a long time.

url and title	notes
Slashdot	News for nerds. You know the drill.
Google News	Really cool summary of events.
Star Tribune	Minneapolis news
Pioneer Press	Minneapolis/St. Paul news.
My Yahoo!	This was my favoral portal. I've moved on since then.
My Way	This is the most awesomest portal site ever. In my opinion. I am thinking about giving up My Yahoo! permanently. I don't use all those calendaring features and such anyways.
Audacity	This is an excellent multi track editor. I don't know why I didn't try it before. Well I did, but it was too long ago. Bottom line - it rocks.
Stewart MacDonald	Guitar pices and such
Music Makers	Another good site on making ones own instrument.
Xiph makers of OGG	ogg vorbis is cool. Don't know weather I should put this under software or music? You decide!
Free musics	Some good pdf's and the like. This guy has his stuff together so to speak.
Guitar archives	Good tab and such
Guitar Building infos	This site had some good info and links on building guitars.
Ecasound multitrack editor	This is the tool I use to record and mix my music.
JK Lutherie	Good books on guitar making, tube amps and other such fun things.
Sweep Sound Software	This is some cool stuff. Need to play with it a lot more.
Ardour	Really cool sound mixer/editor of professional quality for linux.
Sheet music plus	Lots and lots of sheet music. Will be good if and when I get up to speed with all this guitar stuff.
Arkiv Music	They have some really obscure classical music recordings.
JpGraph for PHP	This possibly saved my life for work stuff. Very easy to use way to generate graphs in php.
PyX	Python Graphing library. Looks like it could be cool. Haven't tried it yet though.
Python module archives	Good place to look
RFCs	The more you can request comments the better off you are.
WWW Consortium	Like I could ever forget this link.
Bluefish HTML editor	I like this one.
FAQ for C++	should keep track of
RFC on SNMP	blah
STL docs on SGI	Standard template library docs on SGI's site. Wish I could find them somewhere else also. These are kinda outdated.
STL starter help	This helped me when I was first starting up with C++ again.
CGI Specification	Environment variables and the like, oh joy. Actually seems to have some of the only really solid information I have found. Better than the damn rfc's anyhow.
PAM howto	Good info on PAM
Any GUI for Python	Should really keep an eye on this. Could be incredible if it works.
Plone	Cool user friendly project based on the CMF for zope. Looks like it could be cool. A must try
Python Imaging Library	This is some kickin' image manipulation libraries for python. They are used in my picture database. They don't seem to update them very frequently, but they seem to be rock solid for my needs.
CSS Help	This is a good little resource for Cascading Style Sheet tutorial stuffs. It's been invaluable for me as I get more into web development.
Python Cookbook	Tons of fun reading.. If you are into reading about python that is..
RDesktop for Linux	TS client for linux. Greatest thing since sliced bread.
Pine	Best mail client ever
GNU Mirror	One of my favorite GNU mirrors. Seems like I can always get in at this one.
Debian rsync mirrors	mirrors for sync
Tridia VNC	A comercial type supported version of VNC
Gnu Privacy Gaurd	Use this! Please?
Tight VNC	Compressed VNC
Strip for PalmOS	Great tool to keep things private on the palm
GAIM	Best IM client out there for Linux.
Freshmeat	Good place to look for software
W3M Web browser	This is truly cool for those of us who are still into text everything.
W3M mode for emacs	This matches with the ultimately cool web browser w3m. It's emacs mode w3m. I don't know if it gets better than this.
Phillips binary kernel module	This allows better resolution on my webcam. Pretty darn nifty.
Tom's Fonts	This guy has made a lot of really cool fonts.
Plucker home page	Really nifty tool for loading html on a palm pilot. I enjoy it very much. Also has some neato scripts to help download webpages and parse stuff. Very cool indeed.
Rogue for the Palm Pilot	This rulez. That's all I have to say.
VNC the original	The original vnc package. I think it is still at that address, but I do not really go for it often. Using tightvnc more these days when I need to.
PGP 4 Pine	This is the plugin I use for pine
iSQL Viewer	Java tool for database administration. Trying it out now, will get back and fill in more when I get it to work.
Oak DNS Server	DNS Server written in python. Looks to be very cool. Have not had a chance to try it yet.
BWCA	Boundary Waters kind of official like site.
DNR of Minnesota	They have a really nice site.
Mountainbike	good place to try and get motivation.
Sierra trading post	Usually have cheap camping stuff and such.
Erik the bike man	This is one of my favorite spots to get bike stuff here in the Twin Cities. They are super friendly and always willing to help out. Been buying stuff there since '98.
Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Associati	This looks like some good times. Will try to go this summer and update with findings.
Twin Cities Bicycling Club	Good events and rides and news and info and stuff.
Canoe Country	Good info on the BWCA
Corvette Parts by Mid America	Madvet has tons of pieces and parts. What did people do before the Internet?
Classic Car Wiring stuff	Good site that has wiring diagrams and all sorts of neat electrical stuff for old cars like my Vette.
Bestest tire size calculator ever	Ever needed to know the dimensions of a tire before buying? Josh sent me this link. Very cool tire size calculator.
Corvette FAQ	Quite a bit of good information stored up here. Just found it recently and need to dig into it a little more.
Vintage Wheel Works	Some really cool wheels. Dana like
Volunteer Vette Products	Misc vette catalog.
Corvette Collection	These are the folks I bought my Vette through. Very helpful and extremely staight forward. I will write more words of praise once spring gets here and I can actually drive it.
Eckler's	Possible new favorite shopping site. They have the functionality to let you "lock in" your year of Corvette. Makes browsing for parts a breeze. They seem to have just about everything with a mix of reproduction parts and upgrades. Nice.
Zip Early Corvette Store	Some really odd stuff here. Even weather striping which I will need.
Newstalgia Wheels	Good place to get a look at different wheels
Paragon Reproductions	Dad pointed me to this one. Chrome and other fun stuff for Corvettes that need it.
Vette Finders	Fun to look at what Corvettes are going for and to peek at what others have done.
Corvette Action Center	This is my favorite Corvette forum I have found thus far. Most people on there are pretty helpful and knowledgable.
Every FAQ known to man	Hopefully it can remain open. The last time I looked they were having some difficulties.
Internet Software Consortium	Good dns and dhcp and stuff.
Advanced Linux Sound Architecture	Sound drivers that really work.
Big Brother	Here's some cool software for monitoring the network.
Ettercap sniffing stuff	Haven't tried it still, but I'm marking it just in case I want to.
OpenSSH	Must have!
NTP	Network Time Protocol
Exim	Best MTA in town!
SNMP Daemon	for linux and such
Debian Packages	nuff said.
CFEngine	Powerful configuration utility
Solaris Package Archive	Very necessary sometimes.
Sun Freeware	Excellent site. Helped me out of a pinch more than once.
Virus scanner for Exim	Should really look into something like this.
RS6000 documents	help help help
FireWall Builder	Really cool tool for building iptables rules.
FreeBSD handbook	Once upon a time I used this as a resource for some stuff. I don't really need it anymore, but figure I'll keep it around.
Smart Streams	Good list of realplayer type sites.
RAID Zone	Cool hardware.
JNCS	Once upon a time this was where I purchased all my computer stuff.
Tolkien-esk art gallery	artsy stuffs
Microsoft deceptions	interesting read
Plucker Books	Books and information in palm doc format for viewing on the palm pilot
13 Ways to Hate VB	Thought this article was interesting. Don't know how long it will be around.
The Onion	If you don't laugh there's something wrong with you.
BOFH	Bastard Operator From Hell.
Huumor, it's funny stuff	I like this site. Seem to always be able to find what I'm looking for.
Stick Figure Death Theater	You have to check it out if you haven't seen it already.
Star Trek Drinking Game	Lucky we didn't know where this page was in college. It would have given us too many extra ideas.
Interface hall of shame	This is seriously funny stuff. I love it.
Dave Zeisler	Dave's page of stuff and things. He's got a picture database also! What more can one ask for?
Jim Haley	Jim's got a page too! Pictures and other such fun. Check it out.
Jason and Melissa	The Kolb's family photos and other goodness!
Sean Gomez	My ultimately cool cousin Sean has a pretty nifty web site started. I really like the look and feel. Nice!
Josh Green	The Greenz.net is Josh's little family site. Check out pictures of Addie and the Mustang. Could you ask for more?
Classical GuitarShop	Awesome site I found from googles advertising while doing some searches for guitar info.
Classical Guitar Store	They have lots of sheet music I have not found elsewhere.
Guitar Salon	Check out the $10,000 and up category! Good guitars and some nice articles. They have a pretty nice forum also. Been hitting this one a lot lately.
World Guitarist	This site has a ton of links to just about everything having to do with classical guitar. They seem to have articles also, but I have yet to read them. Time, need a lot of time.
Classical and Flamenco Guitars by Classical Guitarra	Pretty neat place that makes guitars in Paraguay of all places. If someone is interested in a lower price guitar that is possibly of good quality this might be the place.
Rosewood Guitars	Yet another little guitar store. This one is in Seattle. Always fun to look at what is currently out on the market.
Jeremy Locke - Luthier	Pretty cool Australian luthier. Has a bunch of articles and stuff I should probably read if I ever find enough time.
Guitar Gallery Music	The site may not look like much, but I have ordered quite a few items from them. They have almost everything you can think of and can get things in a hurry. Nice service!
Fine and Rare Classical Guitars	Check it out. This guy is in Boone Iowa. Probably a good thing I wasn't into playing classical when I attended Iowa State.
The Podium	This place is right by the U of MN campus. The people are super friendly and quite knowledgable about guitars. It's also the only place in quite a few miles to carry really nice classicals. Sure Guitar Center might have a few, but they are still from the big names in luthiery and there isn't much variety. The Podium also has quite a bit of sheet music stacked on their walls. Can get lost in there for quite some time.
Dan Zeff Guitars	Another guitar store that has a pretty nice online presence. Also a great variety of classical guitars.
Classic Gutiar International	Pretty nice web site. Don't know a whole lot about it other than they have a lot of guitars that are expensive. ha!
Tornavoz Music	Somehow these guys were split off from Guitar Salon. So they are the importers and Guitar Salon is a store front or something. I'm sure you can find it somewhere on their website. Just trying to keep score here.
Classical Guitar Midi Archives	Kind of cheese-like, but pretty helpful when you are trying to figure out a song. They have a midi scores for almost every classical guitar song there is.
Prisloe Guitars	Really good looking handmade guitars.
Sheet Music Catalog	Have yet to purchase anything from this site, but they sure have a lot of stuff.
Classical Guitar Sheet Music	Another site where there are certain classical guitar scores for download.
Paracho del Norte Custom Guitars	Pretty neat custom classical place.
Collins Guitars	Nice handmade classicals and steel strings. Most notably he uses a 12 hole bridge which I thought was a really good idea.
Every Note - Sheet music downloads	Pretty nifty site with PDF downloadable music. Seems to be mostly in the $1.50 - $3.00 range for scores. They have a huge selection and are adding more all the time. Need to see if they can get some Torroba in there.
Zavaleta's La Casa de Guitarras	Zavaleta's La Casa de Guitarras specializes in classical and flamenco guitars made in Spain. Or at least that's what their site says. They have quite a few higher end instruments. Fun to look.
Classical Guitar Tablature	Tons of classical guitar tab. It's okay in a pinch over standard notation.
Minnesota Guitar Society	Good lists of local concerts and general classical guitar regional information.
Bridge Classical Guitars	Another classical guitar monger. I think I stumbled across this one because he carries both Schramm and Angella. The web can really be a fun place sometimes.
Casa de la Guitarra	This site has some really interesting history bits. More reading necessary.