Some Links...

Australian Systematic Botany Society Entry point for Australian botanical resources.
Internet Directory for Botany Worldwide index to botany-related sites and software.
Missouri Botanical Garden One of the world's leading botanical institutions.
Angiosperm Phylogeny Continually updated, our developing knowledge of flowering plant evolution.
Flowering Plants Gateway at the University of Texas.
Horticultural Flora of South-eastern Australia Standard reference on garden plant nomenclature.
Curtis' Botanical Magazine Early volumes online in full.
Flora of China the new English-language flora of China; text downloadable as .pdf files.
Kew Library Catalogue of the world's major botanical specialist library.
Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research At the Herbarium Australiense, Canberra.
CybeRose Garden a rose breeder's site with many classical genetics papers online.
Digital Taxonomy - Introduction with links to software
DELTA Download DELTA software for taxonomy.

Project Gutenberg Full text of thousands of public domain books, from Plato to H.G. Wells, as .txt files.
ESP Electronic Scholarly Publishing Republishing the classic texts of genetics online.
Latin Texts Index of books in Latin available as full text files (mostly .pdf or .htm).
Books Online The main list of books on the web, updated every few days.
Gallica France's Bibliothèque Nationale - read Victor Hugo in the original!
USA Patents Office Full text of patents from 1790 to the present: a free encyclopædia of technology!
European Patents Corresponding site for European patents.
Dumbarton Oaks Symposia Quaint essays on garden history, Byzantine magic and other arcana.
Highwire Press Access to current issues and archives of major bioscience journals, some free.
SETIS Australian Literature at the University of Sydney.

Freedom magazine Investigating the harm still done by psychiatry and religious intolerance.
The Church of Scientology The group that confronts our world's problems.
Third World Network Who profits from globalisation? Who stands to lose?

L. Ron Hubbard the most influential philosopher of our time.
Beyond the Pale Was Procol Harum the best 'progressive rock' band ever?
... or was it ... Van der Graaf Generator ?
Philip Glass Like Van der Graaf, his music dazzles with boldly changing rhythms.
Robert Fripp A unique composer and guitar virtuoso.
City of Kingston Local History My 'homeland' - Mordialloc and the adjoining suburbs of Melbourne.
Mordialloc College or Mordy High, as we called it in my day.
SourceForge Lots of open-source software, mostly freeware or shareware.
Proxomitron A filter to eliminate ads, javascript, cookies and other trash from web pages you visit.

Midiworld Files and technical links.
Classical MIDI Connection Now re-opened at Midiworld.
The Art of Fugue The technique and history of the fugue, with MIDI examples.
Classical MIDI Archives The mother of all classical MIDI file collections.
John Sankey Expert performances of Bach, Byrd and Scarlatti harpsichord works, and technical info.
Classical Midi Organ Stop! Hymns and other organ music, including midi pipe organ sequences.
M Robinson's Bach Organ page GM sequences of Bach organ works
Serge Winitzki's Music and MIDI stuff Including GM organ sequences of 20th century works.
David Siu's Page Featuring some meticulously sequenced orchestral scores.
Completorium - Early Polish Music Discover the music of Gomolka, Gorczycki, Szamotul and others.
The Arcadian Grove English Renaissance music.
Spanish Early Music
MidiNotate Software for viewing MIDI files in staff notation while playing; their website has links to many free, online MIDI collections.
Nicholas Lander's Recorder Page has links to MIDI files and online music resources.
alt.binaries.sounds.midi.classical A newsgroup for posting and discussing classical midi files.