"It seems to be the fate of most Web sites to becoming nothing more than a list of links to other places." - Unknown.As an example of a well done site I refer you to Grafica Obscura. It is neat, informative and interesting.
The High Energy Physics - Theory is an ideologically important site. HEP-TH is a Theoretical Physics pre-print " publishing " service. In many ways it has revolutionised theoretical physics; most papers come out on HEP-TH well before they are published in a paper journal. Abstracts for newly submitted papers are distributed via E-Mail within 24 hours of submission. And HEP-TH was up and running well before the WWW was created...
Grafica Obscura- A well done site with lots of odd and interesting information.
The University of Western Australia
The UCC Home Page
Weather & global monitoring- Weather services are an excellent use of the net. I think it is great that the various weather services have embraced the Net so quickly.
Gutenberg Master Index- The gutenberg project makes electronic copies of out of copyright books. Well done and a laudable idea.
Guide to Lock Picking- A really good practical Web site.
General Health Information- In the long term it is this sort of information which will be the bread and butter of the Net.
UCI Bookstore: Ansel Adams Home Page- Not a fantastic display, but nice to see some good pictures online.
XXX.lanl.gov and High Energy Physics, Theory- Ideologically important sites. Totally useless to anyone outside the field.
Physics Servers and Services Around the World
Physics: Medical Physics and Imaging Resources
Digital Equipment Corporation, Home Page
Info-Mac
ideological adj. 1. pertaining to ideology. 2. speculative visionary. Also, ideologic, - ideologically, adv.
ideology n., pl. -gies, 1. the body of doctrine, myth, and symbol of a social movement, institution, class, or large group. 2. such a body of doctrine, etc. with reference to some polticial and cultural plan, as that of facism, together with the evices for putting it into operation. 3. Philos. a. the science of ideas. b. a system which derives ideas exclusively from sensation. 4. theorising of a visionary of unpractical nature.
Definitions from The Macquarie Dictionary, 1982.