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EnjoyThe Academy of American Poets

Celebrate National Poetry Month with the wildest bunch of versifying
maniacs this side of the big pond. Check out the planned events,
listen to the rhymes, discuss the iambs and the trochees. You deserve
a line-break today!

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Flummery Digest

http://www.ora.com/people/staff/sierra/flum/index.htm

Since the early 90s, Mike Sierra has collected "offbeat news items"
from a wide range of American magazines and newspapers: The Boston
Globe, Harper's, Esquire, Time, Wall Street Journal, to name a
few. Most of the gems in this vast online collection are of the
proverbial "foot in mouth" variety. Plunge right in. You'll be glad
you did.

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The Laboratory

http://www.ruskin-sch.ox.ac.uk/lab/index.html

Explore the weird and wonderful graphic world of this computer arts
collective at Oxford University. Gasp as thousands of tiny electronic
doilies shower across the screen in Martha Fleming's "Rain of Atoms."
Stare transfixed at the undulating curtain of eyeballs in David
Bickerstaff's "Ubiquity." Pre-millenial tension? Post-apocalyptic
vision? Who cares, we just like the pictures.

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Infonation

http://www.un.org/Pubs/CyberSchoolBus/infonation/e_infonation.htm

Did you know that Liechtenstein has a larger newspaper circulation
than Malta? Or that Eritrea has a population density of 30 people per
square kilometer? Bet you weren't aware that Samoa has about 41 cars
per 1,000 people? All true. The Infonation database is a great source
for up-to-date statistical data on all member states of the United
Nations. Use it sparingly, lest you be undone by numbers....

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American Rare Breed Association

http://www.arba.org/

A web site that really has gone to the dogs. Find information on the
world's recognized rare dog breeds, as well as breeders and
shows. You'll be happy to know that this month's featured purebred is
Dogo Argentino. Other favorites: the Peruvian Inca Orchid, the Anglo
Francais Tricolor, and the Marrema-Abruzzi. Woof, there it is.

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Bizarre Stuff You Can Make in the Kitchen

http://freeweb.pdq.net/headstrong/

Created in the name of fun, this site is a veritable smorgasboard of
all those demented semi-scientific projects we tried as children. Ever
make a hurricane machine? What about fake blood? Stink bombs? They're
all here, along with plenty of others we've never heard of
before. Enjoy! Only, be careful.

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FBI Freedom Of Information Act Electronic Reading Room

http://www.fbi.gov/foipa/foipa.htm

Among other things, browse the long-hidden FBI files of Jackie
Robinson, the Rosenbergs, and Amelia Earhart. Find out what the Bureau
has to say about UFO sightings, the infamous St. Valentine's Day
Massacre, or the pelvic movements of Mr. Elvis Presley. The truth (in
PDF format) is out there.

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Paula Poundstone

http://www.motherjones.com/paula/

She's a famous stand-up comic AND a columnist for Mother Jones. Is
there anything Paula Poundstone can't do? Okay, so she's not an expert
on tort reform, but she does manage to cover talking gorillas, ants in
space, and the intricacies of the new 100-dollar bill. You can't ask
for much more than that.

From Jesus to Christ - tells the epic story of the rise of
Christianity.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/religion/

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'98 Masters Tournament - Tiger returns to the scene of last year's
triumph.

http://www.augustagolf.com/

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Biking Through Southeast Asia - stories and photographs from a solo
journey.

http://www.clazie.com/mike/map.htm

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Fortune 500 - from General Motors to Asarco.

http://www.pathfinder.com/fortune/fortune500/

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