24 7 Web Directory: a human edited web directory showing websites listed within various categories.

80s Tees: a unique variety of shirts, including Retro Shirts, TV Shirts, Superhero Shirts and many other types of shirts.

A non-fiction story about the cup of coffee I brewed this morning, and the many different ways I drink coffee.

Billboard: music charts, music news, photos, videos and much more.

CERN: A short history of the World Wide Web. Learn where and when it was invented, who invented the Web and much more.

CSS Tricks: CSS tips, techniques and tricks designed to help web developers design stylish websites, including detailed explanations of elements and attributes, references, guest writers and much more .

Learn about the Internet, the history of the internet, the evolution of the internet and much more via the Britannica Internet Webpage.

Entireweb: a search engine with it's own database and unique search results.

EW Entertainment Weekly: television show reviews.

Learn about the history of Wonder Woman from her original story beginning with Sensation Comics No. 1, to the 1970's television show, up to the modern day Wonder Woman featured in comics, movies and cartoons today.

Learn about the Internet, a global system of interconnected computer networks, the history of the internet, the World Wide Web and much more at the Wikipedia Internet Webpage.

A list of web development resources (past and present), including, search engine robots, web browsers, link checkers, FTP clients, software packages, offline browsers and much more.

Julie Newmar: a writer and actress, most know for playing Catwoman in the 1970's television show Batman.

A non-fiction story posted at Medium about magazines, my fascination with them, and how I obtained free magazines through classified advertisements.

Mix: a social media network with cool stuff, images, videos, articles, fashion, designs and much more curated by people.

Submit websites to numerous search engines through the Entire Web free submission form.

The Museum of Broadcast Communications preserves and displays the history of radio and television.

My Merry Christmas: everything to do with Christmas, Christmas news, music, TV shows, movies, traditions, message boards, podcasts and much more.

PHP Tutorial teaches how to develop websites and web applications using the PHP programing language.

Pixabay: search free high quality photos, royalty free stock images, computer and website wallpaper, music, videos and much more available to download and use anywhere.

Retrosheet gathers and computerizes play by play Major League Baseball games played before 1984.

Saturday Evening Post: interesting stories, creative art, photos and much more.

Submit non-fiction stories, fiction stories and cartoons to the Saturday Evening Post

New Fiction Friday: submit short fiction stories for potential publication to the Saturday Evening Post with their new series: New Fiction Friday.

Scrap Monster: a scrap trading website with scrap prices, scrap news, recycling news and much more.

Submit stories with a focus on the recycling, scrap, and metals industry, including metal exchanges, recycling tips, scrap activities, pricing trends, metals, plastics, paper, e-waste, and energy.

SitePoint: Web Development tutorials. Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP among many other web development technologies.

TV Insider: TV talk, television show reviews, previews, stories and much more.

WHATWG: HTML standards, an HTML validator and much more.

Wonder Woman Museum: a museum dedicated to archiving the art, literature, media, and memorabilia of Wonder Woman, including special exhibits, Wonder Woman collectibles, Wonder Woman related websites and much more.

A well written, knowledgeable story about the history of Wonder Woman.

The World Wide Web, also known as WWW, or simply the Web, a data based system allowing the access of data over the Internet. Learn about the history of the Web, Websites, Website Development and much more at the Wikipedia World Wide Web webpage.

YMCA: exercise gyms, fitness classes, swimming classes, sports, summer camps, and much more. The YMCA creates opportunities for people to improve their lives, well-being and communities.

Yvonne Craig: an actress most known as the actress who played Batgirl in the 1970's television show Batman.