Brett's Links

Friend's pages:

Links:

http://SimplyCircus.com I have fallen completely in love with Simply Circus but we are currently not meeting.
http://BookCrossing.com Books available for anyone to read in lots of places is a very great idea. Commit random acts of literacy! Read & Release at http://www.bookcrossing.com My handle is Bretticus, if you'd like to list me as a friend or the person who referred you to the BookCrossing.
http://FalconRidgeFolk.com Some of the best performances I have ever seen have been at this festival of legendary status.
http://umass.edu/rso/juggle The UMass Juggling Club has been a welcoming home for me the past several years. It's a lot of fun.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1297967 Listen to how "The Matrix" and "Monsters, Inc." are eerily similar movies.
http://homestarrunner.com Get hooked watching a few hilarious flash animations. Check out StrongBad's emails (http://homestarrunner.com/sbemail.html), including "dragon."
http://www.jugglingcompetition.com/ The world of Juggling has a whole lot of things moving and shaking right now. Find out what they are on this site.
http://www.ticket2ridegame.com/ A fabulous train game for 2-5 players, both a board game and a free online game.
http://www.gamesnake.com Wow! A place where anyone can list pick-up games, or search for games in their area, what a great idea this is! Join! I did, and my nickname is Galion if you would be so kind as to refer me.
http://MarilynRuseckas.com Marilyn is my aunt, and she is an artist by trade. Check out her stunning colors. Buy some notecards for someone's birthday, perhaps. There is always time for appreciating art, right?
http://www.ipickupsports.com Pickup Sports is a mobile and web application that allows people to create and join pickup games in the local area. Pickup Sports has won the grand prize for Snapcic's "Move Your App" Challenge. Pickup Sports is available on iPhone, Android and WebOS.

http://www.bigadventures.com/biketrip/
Bike Travels My site detailing my bike adventures this past summer.
http://frank.harvard.edu/~coldwell/ Chip Coldwell is both a computer programmer and a serious bicyclist. Check his website out for either field of interest.
http://wikipedia.org

If you are interested in other cool links, check out Jason's Links.