The site, Houdini, is a collection of photographs and articles about the great escape artist of the early 20th Century. He set the benchmarks that all magicians and daredevils have been compared to, and will continue to be compared to. The mystery that surrounded him during his life, and after his death, adds an air of mystery to those benchmarks. It is this air of mysteriousness that will ensure his legend lives on forever. At this site you can get contemporary stories and pictures, and catch a glimpse into the man that was Houdini.

So take advantage of this great national treasure, and learn a little about what makes up this country. It will be worth the trip.

http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/vshtml/vshdini.html

It is called the Crittercam Chronicles, and it is just like what it sounds. A camera on a critter. In this case, the animals are ocean going sharks, whales, and turtles, among others. This is the idea of Greg Marshall, and has been years in the making. He has attached cameras to the back of these seagoing animals, and you can experience their life the way they do. He even tested it on his cat, and the video is here to give you a glimpse of the upcoming National Geographic special.

This is a most interesting topic, and a most unusual way to collect pictures. I am sure you will be as fascinated with the information here as I was. Enjoy your stop.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/features/98/crittercam/

The site, Houdini, is a collection of photographs and articles about the great escape artist of the early 20th Century. He set the benchmarks that all magicians and daredevils have been compared to, and will continue to be compared to. The mystery that surrounded him during his life, and after his death, adds an air of mystery to those benchmarks. It is this air of mysteriousness that will ensure his legend lives on forever. At this site you can get contemporary stories and pictures, and catch a glimpse into the man that was Houdini.

So take advantage of this great national treasure, and learn a little about what makes up this country. It will be worth the trip.

http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/vshtml/vshdini.html

It is called the Crittercam Chronicles, and it is just like what it sounds. A camera on a critter. In this case, the animals are ocean going sharks, whales, and turtles, among others. This is the idea of Greg Marshall, and has been years in the making. He has attached cameras to the back of these seagoing animals, and you can experience their life the way they do. He even tested it on his cat, and the video is here to give you a glimpse of the upcoming National Geographic special.

This is a most interesting topic, and a most unusual way to collect pictures. I am sure you will be as fascinated with the information here as I was. Enjoy your stop.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/features/98/crittercam/

The site, Houdini, is a collection of photographs and articles about the great escape artist of the early 20th Century. He set the benchmarks that all magicians and daredevils have been compared to, and will continue to be compared to. The mystery that surrounded him during his life, and after his death, adds an air of mystery to those benchmarks. It is this air of mysteriousness that will ensure his legend lives on forever. At this site you can get contemporary stories and pictures, and catch a glimpse into the man that was Houdini.

So take advantage of this great national treasure, and learn a little about what makes up this country. It will be worth the trip.

http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/vshtml/vshdini.html

The Famsite today is one that I predict will soon be common place. It is called Radio Tower, and is a listing of Real Audio / Real Player stations on the Internet. Here you can find out about what programs are on when you want to watch them. Some of the areas that directories are available for include rock, sports, news, theatre, and church. I just tuned in a rock station in Paris France. Kind of interesting hearing Rap done in French…at least I think it was French.

So here is a chance to catch a glimpse of where the computer and the Internet are taking us. Before long, it will be everyday common place for this type of program. Right now it is very innovative, and very fun to play with.

http://www.radiotower.com/

The site is called AlcatrazHistory.com. It is a website that features the history of one of the most infamous and famous prisons in our country. It has been featured in countless movies, from Dirty Harry to a birdman, and has achieved a status in our culture that transcends all levels of society. Here you can learn about the prison, it’s beginnings, who some of the most famous residents were, and take a virtual tour of the island. You can also see the daily routine the convicts followed, see the rules and regulations that they lived by, and even find out about some of the escape attempts from the island.

This is an interesting site to visit, and learn about the history of our country. While it is no longer used except as a movie set or tourist attraction, it is a fascinating glimpse into our society’s past. Enjoy your stop here today.

http://www.alcatrazhistory.com/

The site is called Lt. Smash Live from the Sandbox. This personal log from one soldier stationed somewhere in the Persian Gulf region provides a unique glimpse into the feelings of a man who is prepared to fight. You’ll read about the sandstorms, the birthday call he made to his dad, and his unabashed views on Saddam Hussein. There is a very Bill Maudlin-like feeling of being there with him as you explore this site. Scroll to the very bottom of the page and follow his journey, beginning with a call-up of his reserve unit in early December, then read onward as he makes his way into the field. This engrossing log promises to get more interesting as the drums of war beat louder.

Enjoy your visit here today, and come back soon.

http://www.lt-smash.com/

It is called the Crittercam Chronicles, and it is just like what it sounds. A camera on a critter. In this case, the animals are ocean going sharks, whales, and turtles, among others. This is the idea of Greg Marshall, and has been years in the making. He has attached cameras to the back of these seagoing animals, and you can experience their life the way they do. He even tested it on his cat, and the video is here to give you a glimpse of the upcoming National Geographic special.

This is a most interesting topic, and a most unusual way to collect pictures. I am sure you will be as fascinated with the information here as I was. Enjoy your stop.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/features/98/crittercam/

It is called the Crittercam Chronicles, and it is just like what it sounds. A camera on a critter. In this case, the animals are ocean going sharks, whales, and turtles, among others. This is the idea of Greg Marshall, and has been years in the making. He has attached cameras to the back of these seagoing animals, and you can experience their life the way they do. He even tested it on his cat, and the video is here to give you a glimpse of the upcoming National Geographic special.

This is a most interesting topic, and a most unusual way to collect pictures. I am sure you will be as fascinated with the information here as I was. Enjoy your stop.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/features/98/crittercam/