The Original World of JHL - This is my old website that I initially created in late '96. Very old and crappy, but is somewhat amusing to look back at. This old site uses the same guestbook that is used in this one.
My UVA Webspace - This is a link to my UVA webspace. I usually just store files in there.

My Friends' Websites on Champney.com:
Ryan Champney - http://www.champney.com
Micky McKeon - http://mick.champney.com
Inhar Chong - http://inhar.champney.com
Matt Davis - http://majilly.champney.com

Sites on the Net that I think are really cool:
The Onion - This satiric newspaper is extremely hilarious. If you like humor, then you'll like this site. If not, then too bad.
Chicks Suck - This site is pretty much self-explanatory. Lots of funny anecdotes.
Excite.com - This is one of the best portals on the Internet.
C|NET.com - A very comprehensive computer/Internet related information can be found here.
CIA's World Book Facts - If you want to know anything about any country in the world, then this is it.

Hockey sites that no one cares about (except me):
SLAM! NHL Hockey - The best hockey news site on the Internet. This site collects all the Sun newspaper hockey articles from the NHL's Canadian cities.
The Toronto Star - A great newspaper for the greatest city in the world.
The Edmonton Journal, The Ottawa Citizen, and The Calgary Herald - Part of Canada.com. Good local coverage.
CBS Sportsline - A good US based hockey site.
NHL.com, NHLPA.com, and mapleleafs.com - The official sites.

Australian Rules Football sites:
Australian Football League - The official AFL website.
Realfooty - The Age newspaper's coverage of the AFL.
Fremantle Dockers - The offical website of the Fremantle Football Club, aka. the greatest team in AFL history.
Dockerland - An independent Freo supporters' website.

Other miscellaneous sites:
Fairfax High School - FHS Website. This is the high school that I went to.
University of Virginia - The University's main website.
US & World Highway signs - A VERY neat site with a compilation of every kind of road sign in the US and some from around the world, including Japan and Australia.