February 18, 2005 
Over that past 10 years or so that I have been involved in finding sites that are family oriented, and safe for viewing by children, I have found a great variety. One of the best ones I have found was one called Surfing The Net With Kids. It is a site that has a weekly column ... continue reading...
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weekly column February 16, 2005 
We have been exploring sites that complement the Apple iPod MP3 over the past few weeks. Having been an iPod user now for over a year, there are two things that I find amazing about it: 1) the technology that it is incorporated into it, and 2) the tremendous support of the user base, both for the... continue reading...
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Technology February 15, 2005 
"Look, up in the sky. It's a bird... it's a plane... no, it's Superman".
So went one of the most memorable openings in the golden age of radio, the show being the Adventures of Superman. Starting as a comic book hero in 1939, the man of steel has transcended all forms of entert... continue reading...
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One of the most public individuals in the world today is His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, or as he is described in most media, Prince Charles. It was announced today that he would be married this coming April, so I thought a visit to his official website ... continue reading...
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world today February 6, 2005 
I have always been interested in history, and the people that played pivotal roles in the events of history. That was one reason I guess why I became interested in stamp collecting. Those tiny pieces of paper that made sure our letters got from point A to point B always had a bit of history o... continue reading...
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Travel February 3, 2005 
When I was growing up, one of my memories is the country and western music that my father used to listen to. It was Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, Roy Acuff, and more. If they were on the Grand Ole Opry, he liked to listen to them. We couldn't get that program where we li... continue reading...
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youngest daughter February 1, 2005 
Saturday mornings have long been an entertainment time for childern. I remember them as a time I would watch cartoons without my mom interupting me too much. Over the years the type of Satuday morning entertainment has changed, moving away from animated shows to live action, and then back to animat... continue reading...
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wallpapers January 28, 2005 
Several years ago, our youngest daughter has asked if she could learn to play the saxophone. When my wife and I asked why this sudden desire to learn to play a musical instrument. She said that she wanted to learn that instrument because Lisa Simpson played it, and she wanted to be... continue reading...
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youngest daughter January 25, 2005 
My son has been enthused about dinosaurs for several years. I am not sure why, but there seems to be some sort of attraction between these extinct creatures and children. Today's Family First Site will only help that attraction, I am afraid. Come on along for the visit, it won't remind... continue reading...
January 23, 2005 
The sophistication of children's shows today is mind-boggling. The topics and subject matter are way beyond what the adults of today dealt with in their youth, topics that were best left to their parents. Today's Family First Site looks at a site that celebrates one of the best (and earliest)... continue reading...
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