Our family website, mostly photo albums at this point
Modern Mojo - my new company! Buy my jewelry and beads!
My professional site - for my CV, resume, and more than you ever wanted to know about statistical resources
John's professional site - also links to his lab site, NIMLAB.
Jenea's Homepage - my girlie!
Rebecca and Brian's family site - not up these days... will it re-emerge?
Stillicide - my brother Eric's band. Also, here's a link to the site for his old band, BPC.
Digital Arsenal - Brian's company website. Very snazzy.
AdrenalineAdventures.Net - My brother-in-law Brian designed and runs this page, and contributes lots of articles to it. There's also an article by my brother Rob. The site has lots of information on rock climbing, kayaking... you get the idea. I prefer my adrenaline from other sorts of activities, but there are always exceptions. Scroll down this page for a small sample of Brian's landscape photography.
Karl's Homepage - still hosted by Stanford, even though he finally graduated and now works at Google on Froogle, a shopping website.
Julie's Homepage - mostly professional, but super-cute pictures of her kitties, Georgie and Leo.
Jess and Vince's photo albums on Yahoo photos - go see baby Ella!!!.

Wet Canvas - Cyber living for artists. Good discussion groups, information, and eye candy
International Society of Glass Beadmakers - Glass forum, show dates, resources, etc.
Excellent index of glass bead tutorials at Cauldron Creations
Sundance - Bay Area Art Glass Resource. I took my first beadmaking class there. They have classes, sell tools and supplies for beadmaking and other glass art, and have one of the best Moretti/Effetre glass color charts on the web.
Corina Beads - some beautiful beads, lots of inspiration, and one of the best books on beadmaking out there (the book is only available on her site, from what I can tell).
Genie's Fab Fabrics - it's a small stretch to call *my* sewing art, but if you were going to explore wearable clothing art, this site has the best vintage fabrics... truly fab!
NaNoWriMo - National Novel Writing Month: 50,000 words in 30 days. It may not be art in the end, but it sounds really cool to say you're writing a novel.
GlassandFire.com - Excellent resource, with a focus on marblemaking, but good bead stuff too. Includes really helpful index of glass art bulletin boards.
Flame On Glass - Some nice tutorials on lampworking and very basic fusing. Pretty beads too.
Derakon's Library - Amazing tutorials demystify chain maille.
Suppliers - assorted links and bookmarks to suppliers that I use for beadmaking supplies, silver bead caps, findings, etc.

Gypsy Fusion - my current belly dance teacher's troupe. I am planning to audition... wish me luck!
Azar and the Dancers of the Mystic Sun - my old belly dance group
Bay Area Circle Dance website - dancing regularly in Berkeley, Pacifica, and other locations around the bay. Beginners welcome anytime.
Seventh Circle - an ejournal for circle dancers, includes an interactive circle dance calendar for the U.S. and Canada, extensive links, and tons of information.
World Dance - International Circle Dancing with Stefan and Bethan
A Great Circle - electronic magazine for circle dancers, includes articles on specific dances, regions, music, and general insights

Village Heartbeat - African drumming and Ta Ke Ti Na with Zorina Wolf
Ta Ke Ti Na - Think yoga meets drum circle meets Zen meditation... Or stop thinking, and just go. Here is a list of qualified ta ke ti na teachers.
Baba Olatunji - my teacher's teacher. His spirit lives on.
Quick and Dirty guide to Doumbek rhythms - an excellent mini-tutorial on creating several belly dance rhythms on the doumbek
The Djembe-L FAQ - more than you ever wanted to know...
S.H.A.R.E. - Server Hosted African Rhythm Exchange
Jaqui MacMillan - Drum for Joy! My new djembe teacher in Maryland.

For a long time I struggled into XL's and 16's, but now I have come to acceptance. I am a beautiful plus size woman, and clothes that fit look better than clothes that don't. Here's where I shop to feel sexy, smart, and stylish.

Duo Of Bath - UK-based source of wide calf boots. Choose your shoe size and your calf size and get real non-stretchy sassy leather boots that fit! (They have skinny calf boots too - not my problem...)
Elegant Plus - plus size clothing and information portal - great links! A good place to start shopping.
Newport News - great source of well-made career and casual clothing, including some stretchy and wide calf boots. Their stuff fits me like a dream. Unfortunately, skinny models only, but the plus size stuff is reshaped for real women's bodies, not just scaled up versions of their regular clothes. They have some nice plus size leather pants too!
Macy's - if you haven't checked in a while, give Macy's Woman another chance. Great stuff, with lots of good sales. Selection will vary from store to store, so check around for the one with the biggest section for us fabolicious girls.
Torrid - less goth than they used to be, which could be good or bad depending on who you are. If you like trendy stuff and pink, definitely check out Torrid's new look. Real sized models are always nice to see. I believe the plus size goth stuff has moved to Hot Topic.
Igigi - some fun sexy garments. Good for dresses, and sexy pants and separates. Real sized but fairly toned models.
Alight.com - This used to be more of a junior plus site, but they have expanded and now have a pretty nice selection of cute stuff at varying prices. A great place to look for fun summer skirts and dresses.
J.Jill - Very cute, mostly casual, staples. Great sweaters, camisoles, etc. Not cheap, but great sales.
Alloy - Very young (they asked me what grade I was in when I checked out), but cute Tees and great jeans and cords if you're into trendier styles. Lots of low-rise and boot cut in their "extended sizes" section. They have extra long inseams too if you're plus and tall.
Boden - British site with super cute clothes. They go up to UK size 20 (which is a US size 18). If you are just barely plus size and have non-plus-size proportions, give Boden a try.
Simply Be - another Brit site with some cute stuff. Their pants are stretchy waisted if you like that sort of thing (I don't). And they have some cute dresses and tops.
Zapelle - my newest find. So new, I haven't even shopped there yet, but I am so excited about them. They offer their whole line in standard plus sizes, but also custom-fit sizes where you give them measurements and they make it for you. Lots of fun hippie and ethnic styles. Can't wait to get some of their stuff!
Lane Bryant - OK, if you are plus sized, you have probably shopped at Lane Bryant. And if you have plus size friends, you have probably shown up somewhere wearing the same Lane Bryant garment as a friend, since there are about 6 cute things in the store at any given time. Oddly, they have two sites: LBcatalog.com has wide calf boots in season and cheaper, but generally less fashionable, clothing than Lanebryant.com. Both can be worth checking out of you're looking for staples like t-shirts or khakis. I actually don't shop here much, but no link list would be complete without it. P.S. Annoyingly thin models--thank goodness they finally have competition.
Silhouettes - Some cute stuff, but you have to sift through too-long sweaters and "tunics" to get to it. This is a good place to shop if you like to cover your butt. I like to show my butt, so I don't buy much here. Great shoes though, which is why they are on this list, including the best selection of wide calf boots outside Duo.
Zappos - Don't know about Zappos? You should! It is the best online shoe store ever. Free shipping and free and easy return shipping. Anything you don't like, doesn't fit, whatever... just print out the already-paid return label and drop it off at any UPS place. They do have a varying selection of wide calf boots, wide shoes, and just plain fabulous shoes. You can review shoes once you try them on, so benefit from others' experiences before you buy. We love Zappos!!! When clothes don't fit and plus size shopping has got you down... shoes are a girl's best friend.