Check out these links:

• This may be the most useful website a triathlete will need.  It is a listing of every race in the United States.  Look on the left hand side of the website for the list of States, choose your destination, and then find a race.  Simple.  Done.  So go sign up for a race!  Do it.  www.trifind.com
• There is something, I think, we should all come to terms with as Americans: we are just not as cool as our Australian brothers and sisters.  Have you ever met an Austrialin you did not like?  Did not think so.  Have you ever met an Australian who could not instantly dress you down with their acerbic humor and wit?  Again, me neither.  Well, those Australians are at it again.  Go to www.firstoffthebike.com and bask in this site's informative, thoughtful, and unique commentary.  Go on, mate.
• So here is the deal.  We are not only triathletes, we are people obsessed with science and how things are measured, calculated, and improved.  If you are at that point in your training where you are looking to take it to the next level, please check out: www.mapmytri.com.  Um . . . are you kidding me?  This site is just plain cool.  It contains workout research, customized training logs, and a training calendar that we plan on "borrowing" for this website.  Also check out: www.mapmyrun.com.  Whoa.
• Want a simple way to improve your swim stroke?  Click on the below link to see a video of the fastest swimmer in the world.  This is a multi-camera video from YouTube that features Michael Phelps looking like a 10 meter cup boat. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ax77_hHq9Dc
• Are you interested in adding some spice to your training routine without the posh attitude? Look no further than www.socalcycling.com. This site will turn you on to fantastic cycling events, races and organized group rides throughout Southern California. Nothing elevates your enthusiasm towards training like mixing up your routine with a trip to the velodrome or a well-supported century.
• Poweringmuscles.com is simple and practical.  The editor of the site is Matt Fitzgerald.  Matt is a longtime triathlete and a certified sports nutritionist.  He is also the author of Performance Nutrition for Runners as well as a few other books.  The site includes thoughtful articles, a powerful search tool, and even allows you to create a customized fueling and hydration plan based on type of activity, height, weight, duration of workout, et cetera.  Do not think.  Just click:   www.poweringmuscles.com 
• Has your Midas warranty expired?  Does your bike creak, click or rattle?  Let the freindly people at Park Tool help you to properly repair and maintain your equipment.  Not only is Park Tool a leading manufacturer of bicycle tools, but they also provide advanced training to bicycle mechanics across the nation.  Park's repair site covers the basics such as tube replacement and chain maintenance, to more advanced repairs like wheel truing or headset adjustment.  Each section is supported by detailed photography, special tips and a list of the tools needed to successfully complete the job.  Get in tune!  www.parktool.com