Links These are a few "must have" sites that I've come across in the past, as well as some of my friend's sites. Of course, my personal bookmark list is a bit longer. But this is more than enough entertainment if you're bored on a Friday night, or looking for a coding reference. Site Name Description JeffersPet.com A very well priced online retailer of pet products for Mr. Mogli! AllScream.com My cousin Gregg always has great ideas! AllScream.com let's you find your local ice cream vendor's schedule by location! The message board area is a real hoot. Ed Scarborough This is my old man's website. He's picked up some pretty nifty stuff. If you're a radio buff, definitely take a look! I'd really like to purchase edscarborough.com for him, but some clown has it and I'm anxiously awaiting the date he neglects to renew it! Chris York Now that someone has linked to his site, maybe Chris will get off his tail and make a site representative of his awesomeness! Garett Bugda If Garett can ever pick a website idea and stick with it long enough to complete the site, then he will have a wicked website! He's one of the best "clean" designers I've ever met. Mark J. Rubin Mark is a good buddy of mine who is currently living in Tampa. He's the most traveled and culturally knowledgable person I know! Michael Lurie Mike has always come through for me. I might hear about it for the rest of my life, but I appreciate it none the less. He has a technology company based in Seminole, FL. mySQL This is the official mySQL website with information on mySQL sytax. It's a must see for anyone who uses mySQL databases. PHP.net This is the official PHP website with information on php code and built in functionality. It's a must see for anyone who codes using PHP. I have several PHP books, yet I still refer to the website first and foremost. ASP.net Developing ASP.net? Getting started? Check out their code samples, tutorials and the forum! SitePoint Forums Web developer message board loaded with people who are more than willing to help other developers and designers. I've found that a lot of the forum-ites are based in Europe, so late night help is usually a post away!