A good way to rid yourself of those peskie telemarketers
The Canadian National Do Not Call List

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Websites I find useful.
Internet Movie Database - An encyclopaedia of movies. Pretty much anything you wanted to know about that DVD you're about to watch is in here.

Newfoundland abandonded communities. (Not sure if you need a google account for this to work.)
List of ghost towns in Newfoundland and Labrador

Allan Lomax Collection (Folkways)
The Sound Recordings catalog comprises over 17,400 digital audio files, beginning with Lomax’s first recordings onto (newly invented) tape in 1946 and tracing his career into the 1990s. In addition to a wide spectrum of musical performances from around the world, it includes stories, jokes, sermons, personal narratives, interviews conducted by Lomax and his associates, and unique ambient artifacts captured in transit from radio broadcasts, sometimes inadvertently, when Alan left the tape machine running.

Some pages I like from Memorial University's Digital Archive

Memorial University Video Collection pre-1994
From the 60's to the 90's under its many names (ETV, Continuing Studies, Extension Services, etc.) Memorial University had a rich history of using video for education and community-based projects. Here are 3,244 of those videos.

There are also 231 videos in the 1995 to the present collection here

Check out the Folk Festival search results

Here are 2953 Arts Posters from the 1980's to the present
Performing Arts Posters

I love the old photograph collections... here are a few of my favourites
Geography Collection - Historical Photographs of Newfoundland and Labrador (1369 images)
H.M. Dawe Photograph Collection (864 images)
Haystack Reunion Photograph Collection (204 images)
Grenfell Mission Photograph Album (152 images)
Job Photograph Collection (526 images)

If you're from St. John's or went to school here you might like to look at some of the year books we have on line
The Collegian (Prince of Wales Collegiate)
Feildian - Yearbook of Bishop Feild College
Adelphian (St. Bonaventure's College)
Memorial University of Newfoundland Convocation

The Antidote is a professional medical billing program I wrote for physicians in Newfoundland & Labrador.

This is an update page for Antidote Users as well as an information site for the software itself.

BTW the Home Button on the Antidote Page does not take you back here.

Discography of Newfoundland and Labrador
Colleen Field and Memorial University's Centre for Newfoundland Studies has just posted a fantastic new resource on the library's website.

The Great Lies
Paul Kinsman tells me Boomer Stamp is responsible for the Great Lies but he doesn't know where Boomer got them.

Don Walsh Related Recordings
Here's a list of the discs along with some info on each that I had some involvement in.

The Heritage Website explores the history, society, culture and natural environment of the province of Newfoundland & Labrador.

This site is truly worth a visit. Everything you wanted to know about Newfoundland & Labrador but were afraid to ask.

The St. John's page has links to walking trails, city map, trash collection schedule, snowplow tracking and street cleaning.

As well as links to webcams and the Arts and Culture Centre.

Possible Interest has 2 categories. General Interest and Newfoundland

Being Canadian and sometimes ordering golf clubs etc. online from the US I expecially like the Royal Bank Currency Converters so I know ahead of time what I'm in for.

Some other Highlights of General Interest are : Canadian Postal Code look up.

In the Newfoundland catagory you'll find a link to the Newfoundland Act which is the Terms of Union agreed between Canada and Newfoundland [23rd March 1949]

You get the picture.

I put this page here for my own benefit. Sometimes when I'm staying with a friends, family or just visiting someone I often whish I had my cook books with me when I decide to make a meal. With this page I do. Here are some of my favourite recipes.


I noticed that when I tried to print a recipe the whole page printed instead of the one recipe I was viewing. To correct this I've added a 'Printer Friendly' button to each recipe.

SingSong Inc. is a Newfoundland recording company owned and operated by performing artist Jim Payne. It was started in 1989, and is dedicated to traditional and contemporary music, story, song and dance that reflect the Newfoundland experience.

Jason Whalen is a musician, sound engineer, computer network wizzard. He owns and operates Sound Solutions, one of the premier music studios in the city.

Shane Kelly has been working as a freelance editorial, commercial, fine art and music photographer in St John's, Nfld, Canada for 26 years. He has exhibited locally, nationally, been awarded 8 Nfld & Labrador Arts & Letters Awards in the Senior Photography / Visual Arts division and produced over 25 album covers for Nfld musicians.

The link below will take you to a page at Memorial University's Maritime History Archive site. The document is from a household questionnaire that was used by the Newfoundland government in 1966 concerning the resettlement program.

Can anyone out there explain option i of question 87?
It has me mystified :-)

If you'd like to contact me you can do so by clicking the email bar below.

As you can see I have a java script which lets me encode my email address so web spiders and crawlers won't be able to see my email address and add it to the dreaded Junk Email List

I found this script on the net and it was written by Jim Tucek.
I used to have a web link to his script but alas his site has vanished.