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<p><a href="http://www.sfopera.com"><b>San Francisco Opera</b></a><br> At the San Francisco Opera site you'll find not just a list of upcoming shows, but information about each performance, including a synopsis of the plot and audio clips of the music. You can use the site to see where all the seats are in the Opera's theater and you can even buy tickets online. The site also provides all sort of helpful background that will add to your enjoyment of the show.</p> <p><a href="http://www.ladyofspain.com"><b>Lady of Spain</b></a><br> Tom Torriglia is a tireless promoter of the delights of listening to and playing the accordion and he's become a hub for the accordion community of San Francisco. Now, via his website, he is keeping accordion fans around the world in touch with where to hear accordions being played, finding an instructor, and even where to buy an accordion.</p> <p><a href="http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~paulos/"><b>Experimental Techno-Performance</b></a><br> A graduate student in computer science at UC Berkeley, Eric Paulos is involved with a variety of projects that challenge the line between art and science and between performance and research.</p> <p>Besides his work with both <a href="http://www.srl.org/"><b>Survival Research Labs</b></a>, which delights in creating spectacular outdoor performance events, and <a href="http://www.eiu.org/"><b>Experimental Interaction Unit</b></a>, an organization that researches interactions between humans and machines, he focuses on his specialty of remote controlling machines via the Web - making the Web an inherent part of the performance event.</p> <p><a href="http://www.dramex.org"><b>The Dramatic Exchange</b></a><br> If you are a playwrite, this site is the perfect place for you share your writing and to learn from the work of others. The Dramatic Exchange is a Web resource dedicated to the public distribution of dramatic works by playwrights both amateur and professional. Today there are over 300 plays available on the Exchange, and many more submissions waiting to be listed.</p> <p><a href="http://www.annabegins.com"><b>Lisa's Counting Crows Shrine</b></a><br> An absolute classic "fan created site" is the one created by Lisa Garth to celebrate her favorite rock band, Counting Crows. Her site has just about all it could with information and news about the band, chat, video, and bootleg audio clips. The site even has the approval of the band!</p>