NOTE: The links on this page are in catagories. These categories are not in any particular order (yet). I may get around to organizing them a little better in the future.
Stay tuned, because this list should change and expand over time!
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The following are links to homepages dealing with the mathematical/social science theory called "Game Theory." Twentieth century mathematicians -- including John von Neumann, John Nash, and, UCLA's own, Lloyd Shapley -- have contributed to the foundations and the growth of this field of study. I would recommend all of the sites below. I would especially recommend "The History of Game Theory" site and David Levine's Game Theory Page (it has a game solver if you plug in a set of payoffs).
Chaos Theory is a relatively new and dynamic field encompassing everything from biology, physics, and chemistry (natural sciences) to economics and psychology (social sciences). Chaos Theory -- a field within mathematics -- basically involves nonlinear dynamical systems that produce results which are deterministic but, at the same time, is not predictable. I highly recommend "Chaos Theory Introduction" by Andrew Ho.
These links are to web pages of various news organizations. All of them are FREE at the time of writing (some do require registration). Enjoy.
Here are a listing of business and industry related sites. I highly recommend the Securities and Exchange Commission's "Edgar" Page. It probably has one of the most up-to-date and accurate listing of information about corporations. It includes balance sheets and other business related information that other web sites don't have. Best part, it's free!
Here are a listing of web sites of libraries. I especially recommend the Library of Congress page. The LOC page has a lot of useful information (including rare books, copyright, and POW/MIA info).
I have spent most of my life in good old Glendale, California. Here are a listing of Glendale related web pages.
Find out more about our Lord Jesus Christ. Hey, I'm a Christian so it is pretty important to me. Okay, so I am not the best Christian in the world, but maybe you can do better than me. Go to the following links and find out more about eternal life!
Here are a listing of hacking related homepages. I especially recommend the homepage of "Captain Crunch" -- aka John Draper. The Cap'n is history's most famous (or infamous) phone phreak/hacker. He lists some of his most exciting adventures on his homepage. Let us all take a moment to bask in the Cap'n's greatness. Nerds of the world unite!
You can also visit "The Woz" -- Steve Wozniak. The Woz is a hacker, the inventor of the Apple computer, and the creator of the Polish Dial-a-Joke line (don't worry, he is Polish).
You can read about these two guys in the book Hackers, by Steven Levy. Click here to find out more about that book.
If anyone has any additional links to free software, then please inform me at steve@cbc.net. Thanks!
The following are links to the homepages of some pals of mine. If you want to see some good personal homepages, then look at the one's that follow. If you want to be my "pal," then you can e-mail me at steve@cbc.net -- just click!
Here are a host of links related to entertainment. (It also gives you good idea of how geeky I am).
Click the picture to your left to go to the "Douglas Adams Worship Page." |
Click the picture to your right to go to the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy Site. |
IF YOU HAVE A Real Audio Player (w/ at least a 28.8 kbps modem) -- click to hear a live broadcast of classical music from KING Radio. |
Click the picture to find out more about Glenn Gould -- pianist, recluse, and eccentric genius. |
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