Star detector event at RHIC
Valence quarks and gluons in a proton
Entertaining Physics Sites
Gerard t' Hooft's hompage

John Baez's Stuff
Fascinating site. This guy is really dedicated to updating his site with all kinds of cool stuff, from physics to politics to all kinds of intellectual fun. Make sure you check his blog, "This week's finds," which is an ongoing chronicle of math/phys discoveries written (almost) at the laymen's level.

List of classic physics texts
Want to know what should be in your library? Experts recommend...

Baez's physics books recommendations

Acme Klein Bottle
Will definitely fulfill all your zero-volume, non-orientable needs.

Scientific Quackery Sites

The importance of operators in quantum theory
Your one-stop source for info on Krishna operators in quantum mechanics! I wish this were a joke.

Tachyon Energy Products
Lots of really useful devices produced by Gene Latimer's innovative "tachyonization process". Just make sure you have a load of cash to drop on $500 tachyon dust. I actually produce my own tachyon products as well from my secret tachyon source, which is actually just piss in a bucket, but that doesn't matter now, does it?

Cargo Cult Science, by Richard Feynman
Great essay by Feynman on pseudoscience.

Funny Stuff

Check out the Bob the Angry Flower cartoon strip, especially these:

Why doesn't Bob hang around flowers?
Cubeputer v. The Compusphere
Schrodinger's Fridge
The Time Looker-Forward Tube
Attempts to Reconcile Quantum Physics with Relativity
Magnetic South
Bob the Angry RoboGalactic MegaBrain
Bob's Quick Guide to the Apostrophe, You Idiots (not physics related, but funny)

Sarah's artist homepage
My girlfriends website (way more professional than mine ;) )

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Dr. Matthew T. Haley
University of Texas at Austin Physics Dept.
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