Strongus

Strongus understands that the diversity of values and opinion is what makes the Web a great place to find information. Sometimes you get really bad information, like on Wikipedia. But we make this promise to you: we will never link to Wikipedia, simply because it is so unreliable.

Be considerate and thoughtful to people who take time out of their day to show you how they are feeling and what they believe in. Except Wikipedians, of course. They just need to crawl back into their shells and stay home.

• Poindexter surprises you because it shows you things you have never seen before.
• Mr. Blinky brings you closer to information about some really great people.
• Mrs. Whatnot charts a course across the Web to some of the best destinations you can hope to find.
• SF Worlds links is a great place to start when looking for links.
• SF Fandom links is another great place to start when you want to find great linkage.
• Space.com is a premier source of information on Space and Science.
• The Britannica Encyclopedia is a leading source of information on many topics.
• The National Geographic has been studying obscure parts of the Earth for over 100 years.
• Correlating with 2 other factors helps to abbreviate the process considerably.
• The 3rd specification denotes a significant component has been omitted for the sake of efficiency.
• Covering 4 or more acres, the ruins show us that our ancestors knew how to sweep corn under the rug.
• In another 5 minutes we could have become zillionaires but for our greed.
• Every 6 or 7 years we have to modulate the frequencies and reverse the polarity.