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What was that question again?			remarque.berkeley.edu:8001/~xcohen/Papers/Walden/walden.toc.html Remember, the .edu suffix means the computer belongs to an educational institution (the University of California at Berkeley).
			chevron.com/environment/peopledo/CPDDesert.html The .com suffix means the computer belongs to a company (like the oil company Chevron).
			messagenet.com/myths/bios/artemis.html The computer here belongs to a company (Messagenet) that sells space on the Internet, which means the site's information comes from whoever bought space from this company to store a web site.
			ummah.org.uk/kashmir/ The .org suffix means the computer belongs to a nonprofit organization. The uk indicates that this organization is somewhere in the United Kingdom.
			So knowing a URL can shape what you initially think about a web site. Then you can get on with the business of deciding whether the site is actually usefulor not. Recall the earlier example:
			An educational institution may or may not be a good place to get information. Examine a site's information, but also remember to consider the source!
Hands-on
			Can you tell what kind of information this site contains? Check your answer.
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