UCLA

Graduate Student

Department of Computer Science, UCLA

Joseph D. Kulisics

Kulišić Кулишић    居候犬

Favorite Links

Here is a collection of my favorite links. Some of the stuff is pretty funny or interesting. I hope that you'll take a look at them; you might find something that you really like. Maybe you'll even get to know me a little; after all, what are we other than our likes, dislikes, sensibilities, and sensitivities?

• The City of Los Angeles

  The official site of the city of Los Angeles

• The Washington Post (Registration Required)

  Possibly the greatest newspaper in the country for objective, comprehensive reporting

• LA Weekly

  The place to look for Los Angeles event information

• The Internet Movie Database

  The comprehensive reference on movies and television

• The Ultimate Lieutenant Columbo Site

  A site dedicated to the seventies detective series, part of an NBC wheel

• Kolchak: The Night Stalker

  A site dedicated to the classic seventies occult thriller, a forerunner of The X–files

• The Night Gallery

  Seventies horror anthology from Rod Serling

• The Onion

  America's only news source

• The Church of the Subgenius

  The home of the gone-but-not-forgotten subgenii

• The Kooks Museum

  Learn about the hilariously insane

• Tito's Home Page

  A fan page dedicated to one of the greatest leaders of the twentieth century, Josip Broz, a.k.a. Marshall Tito

• JWT Specialized Communications

  My former employer

• IBM

  One of the greatest innovators in Computer Science

• Sun Microsystems

  The soure of Java and my favorite operating system, Solaris

• The Los Angeles Times (Registration Required)

  The premiere news source for Los Angeles

  Shilling for the Democratic Party, but including a local weather forecast

• BBC News

  A great source of international news

  Now one of the most plainly anti-American news outlets

• Cho Seung Hyun Homepage

  My friend in Kyoto from Korea, a former guest in my home

• Greta's photo main page

  A page of pictures of Greta Shore, the daughter of two of my best friends, Sean and Marta Shore

• Little Drawings

  The blog of my friend, Shuyi Li, in Kyoto

• The University of California at Los Angeles

  My current educational residence

• The University of Chicago

  My Alma Mater

• Merriam-Webster Online

  A free, online dictionary

• Chicago Manual of Style - Q&A

  A compendium of style rules answering questions posed by users of the definitive style guide

• A Handbook of Rhetorical Devices

  An excellent introduction to rhetorical devices and their appropriate use

• Lemonodor—a mostly lisp weblog

  A lisp weblog with an elegant, modern design

• tonypierce.com + the unheard muzak

  A site hosting busblog and integrating digital images and text

• The National Rifle Association

  Principal defenders of the the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms

• The Embarrassing Second Amendment

  A great explanation of the place of the Second Amendment in legal scholarship especially with regard to the Incorporation Doctrine

• Catholic.net

  A collection of web resources for Catholics

• Rockwell's Anti-Environmentalist Manifesto

  A long, interesting attack on modern environmentalism

• Human Progress and It's Sustainability

  John McCarthy, the creator of LISP and one of the greatest computer scientists, professor emeritus at Stanford University, debunks anarcho-primitivist assertions about the unsustainability of modern, industrial civilization

• Center on Wrongful Convictions

  A project of the Northwestern University Law school to right judicial wrongs

• The AFL-CIO

  The national affiliate of my union at work

• The American Civil Liberties Union

  Defenders of civil liberties in the United States

  I used to support the ACLU, but increasingly I've come to feel that the ACLU only selectively defends civil liberties showing considerable hostility to the individual right to keep and bear arms and that the ACLU has an incoherent approach to understanding and interpreting the Bill of Rights in the larger context of the Constitution