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7.15.2000/09:30
Women's Patriotic Associations, a photo gallery that is part of the offerings of the Newfoundland and the Great War site.
	7.15.2000/09:25
	Marvelous home of many unusual audio offerings: The Secret Museum of the Air.
				7.15.2000/09:15
				The ex-files.
		7.14.2000/07:50
		The Imaginary World, a kind of online theme park, yet in its early days. Save your wooden nickels!
	7.13.2000/21:45
	A presumably pretty good explanation of what's impeding the progress of e-commerce in the Czech Republic.
			7.13.2000/09:20
			Identity theft, once solely the realm of cheesy movies, is now real enough to have its own toll-free hotline (1-877-IDTHEFT) and web site.
7.12.2000/10:15
It's coming!
	7.12.2000/10:05
	Chicago Tribune story about shortfall of FAA plan to reduce flight delays.
			7.11.2000/19:40
			Now here's someone who, if asked, "What have you been reading?," has a good answer.
				7.11.2000/08:00
				My question, their answer.
		7.11.2000/07:57
		This is heaven for anyone who likes insects.
			7.11.2000/07:55
			A full-fledged lesson plan on totem poles.
				7.10.2000/20:10
				The Eclectic Librarian.
7.10.2000/20:05
This is a lot like going to a really good and action-inspiring community meeting. Citizens for a Scenic Florida has on its site a slide show explaining its position on outdoor advertising and its control, as well as some related issues, and gives many visual examples of what can be done right...as well as what can be done wrong. The slide show is a very useful tool for explaining to anyone just why these issues matter, and how dramatic the range of built environments can vary under different guidelines.
			7.10.2000/18:10
			MarsNews.com: "NewsWire for the New Frontier."
				7.10.2000/18:05
				The adventures and exploits of a tree sitter.
7.10.2000/08:30
An A.P. story about rats in New York City.
		7.9.2000/11:10
		I want to go here! Especially after taking the virtual reality tour.
	7.8.2000/22:22
	This gladdens my heart, it does, it does. Also, check out the aerial view.
			7.8.2000/22:20
			Hey, I'm ready to spend a few gazillion dollars on this, aren't you?
7.8.2000/15:45
Prepare for a 1MB download if you make the click, but it will be worth your wait for this huge bunch of pictures of spiders.
				7.8.2000/09:00
				Eclipse!
			7.8.2000/08:55
			This photo (91K) is of a lake in Iceland that has its own icebergs within it. There's more info; helps if you read Icelandic.
		7.8.2000/08:45
		Very cool and unexpectedly quick-loading interface for viewing aerial photos of Washington state coastline, which I found at the Aboriginal Mapping Network site, itself quite absorbing.
7.8.2000/08:40
Comet!
			7.7.2000/22:00
			"Darwin Awards celebrate Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by commemorating the remains of those who contributed to the improvement of our gene pool by removing themselves from it."
	7.7.2000/21:50
	A panoply of Reverse Speech "revelations" of the "Paul is Dead" variety.
		7.7.2000/08:00
		Managed Care Jokes. Pages of 'em. Some of them funny, if you didn't know at the beginning that they were going to turn out to be managed care jokes, which sort of signals the punch line. Read 'em, remember 'em, save 'em to tell your doctor at a party, to let her know you're on her side.
				7.7.2000/07:57
				They're building a body of a year's photos taken all over Chicago. Nice project that really uses the Internet well.
7.7.2000/07:50
Air Rage is now a category at Yahoo!
		7.6.2000/19:55
		A totally different kind of place to read about Poor Clio.
	7.6.2000/09:15
	Very interesting online exhibit presentation explores the idealistic uses of agrarian imagery of slaves on Confederate currency.
				7.6.2000/09:10
				If you're frustrated over air travel conditions, just be careful you don't cross the line.
	7.5.2000/08:20
	Memoirs of a Grocery Boy, a weblog that has its nice moments.