Email Courtney Harrington

The Web is a vast place with seemingly limitless amounts of information. To sort through all that is available we all develop preferences for certain sites that provide useful information in an easy to use format. Here are a few of the Web sites that I hit on regularly:

	Working with The Jerry Agar Show, a call-in talk show based on current events and politics, I quickly found that for my needs, Fox News Channel provides the best coverage. Their Web site is always up to date and accurate.
Drudge Report	To keep up with the major events of the day, the Drudge report is the best place. Matt Drudge does some reporting, but mainly his site links to the top stories of the day. Somehow he is always leading the pack. Great site!
	As a member of the UNC waterski team, I keep up with what is going on in the South Atlantic Conference, the one we compete in. This site is the best place to get tournament results, schedules, and any other information I might want or need in regard to my collegiate skiing.
	I have been an intern with The Jerry Agar Show on 680 WPTF for well over a year. The WPTF Web site has good information about the station, program hosts, and is great for local news and weather. The picture is of Jerry Agar, the afternoon host that I have been working with.
	Google seems to be almost everyone's favorite search engine. The site's simple design makes it easy to use and somehow it seems to always find what you are looking for. This is where almost all of my searches start.
	USANA is a great company that I am excited to be affiliated with. My story is available on the linked site. USANA makes great products and gives great benefits to everyone who starts a business with USANA and to those who use the products.