Miscellaneous links

• Google.
• Richard Kaye at Birmingham University has an excellent selection of maths links.
• The Prime Pages: fascinating facts about prime numbers.
• The Oxford English Dictionary. If you're not fortunate enough to have a site licence, you may need to subscribe... or just take advantage of the free tour.
• Wikipedia, an open-source online encyclopedia.
• I love languages, formerly known as the Human Languages Page.
• Need to brush up on your Linear B? Looking for that elusive Icelandic word? Try this page of links to hundreds of grammars and dictionaries in different languages.
• Numbers in over 4500 languages.
• A site on languages and scripts, with lots of links. And another one, in Spanish.
• An intriguing unsolved problem... the Voynich manuscript.
• Some mediaeval Irish poetry.
• The Carmelites have a priory just outside Oxford, in poet laureate Robert Bridges' house.
• The C of E.
• The latest on the search for planets in other solar systems.
• The Hubble Space Telescope.
• Life on Earth.
• The Long Now Foundation, who, among other things, built a clock that chimes just once a millenium.
• A site about Card games.
• The BBC.
• The Grauniad.
• New Scientist magazine.
• Private Eye magazine.
• The American satirical magazine The Onion.
• A large array of comic strips.
• Blackwells Online Bookshop.
• Blackwell Publishing.
• Poetry events in Oxford.
• Summertown Choral Society: if you're around Oxford, come to the concerts, or even better, join!
• Train times.
• Or go by car... the Institute of Advanced Motorists.
• Multimap.
• The Computing Laboratory has some local information.