Massive links post!

The Webby awards are out. For the last day or two, I've been browsing through their nominations and winners, and I've come up with quite a list of nifty links. I thought I'd share.

- Love Letter to Montreal -- not actually a Webby, but a site full of beautiful pictures and links about Montreal. Well worth a look.
- Dream it. Do it. -- A career site of nifty jobs. I really like their "career caculator" which combines type of job (eg: social, creative, hands-on) with an interest to give you a list of cool job possibilities.
- How Stuff Works -- Everything from Legos to lightsabers, this site explains how it works. Very well put-together site, with lots of pictures and useful information.
- Slate Magazine -- Slate happens to host one of my more favourite blogs (Blogging the Bible), but it also looks like it's got a lot of other great articles and columns. This one's going to require a bit more investigation.
- These Times Demand the Times -- A portal to many of the New York Times' columnists. I haven't done much exploring, but I like the interface.
- Smithsonian Education -- I always like sites where I can learn more about Nifty Stuff (tm). This is one of those.
- Move Out Move Up -- While I don't necessarily agree that everyone should own a home, the site does have a lot of fun games.
- NPR Podcasts -- A huge podcast provider. I've been browsing their listings for the last hour.
- Earth Guide -- A very nifty, very interactive (if somewhat simplistic) guide to "stuff" about the Earth, such as where we exist in the galaxy, how far up you need to go to hit "space," and the substance of our planet. Well worth poking around.
- A parable for the passing of Jerry Falwell -- Not a Webby, but a very nice parable written by dicea.
- Discovery Atlas -- Some nice video and information about some of the world's countries.