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NEW THIS WEEK for April 21, 2005
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1. ... LII 2005 Annual Survey Ends in Four Days!
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Reminder: please take two or three minutes to fill our short
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of you helped us justify continued funding for LII, fine-tune our
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2. .. LII: This Week's Batch, April 21, 2005
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This
week learn about popes, Passover, Phnom Penh, privacy, blooms,
Bluetooth, blogging on the job, Kent State riots, Moore's Law,
medieval cooking, woodworking, roller derby, perfume, and the
sense of smell. In More New This Week find over two dozen sites
more on these topics. Bon appetit from the LII team:
librarian-editors Karen, Wendy, Jennifer, Maria, Pat, Tom,
Charlotte, and Jerry, and our 100-and-change contributors.
http://lii.org/ntw/
http://lii.org?recs=3D020776
Subjects:
* New this week
Created by: kgs
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1. "Rifle" Sniffs Out Vulnerability in Bluetooth Devices
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This National Public Radio (NPR) program looks at the "BlueSniper
rifle, a tool that looks like a big gun which can 'attack' a
wireless device from more than a mile away." Site provides audio
of the program, tips for protecting wireless devices (such as
smart phones and PDAs) that use Bluetooth technology from hackers,
and links to related resources.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=3D4599106
http://lii.org?recs=3D025752
Subjects:
* Bluetooth technology
* Wireless communication systems
Created by: je
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4. Armenian National Institute
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This nonprofit organization is "dedicated to the study, research,
and affirmation of the Armenian Genocide." This searchable site's
extensive resources include affirmation resolutions and
declarations, official documents (including the 1920 Treaty of
Sevres), a database of memorials (searchable and browsable),
bibliographies, and instructional materials. Photos and maps
complement the written research and educational materials.
http://www.armenian-genocide.org/
http://lii.org?recs=3D017387
Subjects:
* Armenian massacres, 1915-1923
* Genocide
* LII classic content
Created by: dl
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5. Blood and Sawdust
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Articles, essays, and resources on medieval and Renaissance
woodworking. Features illustrated project notes for a wheelbarrow,
flywheel lathe, chair, stool, and other furniture. Provides a FAQ,
notes on paints and finishes, recommended reading, and related
material. From a woodworker.
http://www.his.com/~tom/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025739
Subjects:
* Woodwork
* Woodworking tools
* Furniture, Medieval
Created by: je
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about the life and times that most of us don't experience
anymore and when the music was sung because it helped
people through it and sustained them.
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6. Bloom Central.com
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This site claims to be "the largest and most comprehensive florist
and flower shops portal directory on the web with over 5,000 links
to flower and gift related web sites throughout the world."
Listings are browsable by continent, country, or type of flower
arrangement.
http://www.bloomcentral.com
http://lii.org?recs=3D025795
Subjects:
* Cut flowers
* Floral decorations
* Gifts
* Florists
Created by: mcb
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7. The Celebrated Calaveras County
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The online guide to this county in northern California's Gold
Country, made famous by Mark Twain's story "The Celebrated Jumping
Frog of Calaveras County," is filled with visitor information,
including a calendar of events, lodging and camping, restaurants,
local businesses, and regional links. And yes, there is a frog
jumping contest held every third weekend in May at the Calaveras
County Fair and Frog Jumping Jubilee.
http://www.visitcalaveras.org/htdocs/
http://lii.org?recs=3D011465
Subjects:
* Calaveras County (Calif.)
* LII classic content
Created by: jwa
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8. Dogwoods Bloom, and Music Echoes
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This companion site to a National Public Radio (NPR) program
features music "experts imagined as the voice of the dogwood" tree
in bloom. Provides audio of the program and music clips. Also
includes background information about the dogwood, an article on
disease-resistant dogwoods, photos, and related links.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=3D4600468
http://lii.org?recs=3D025751
Subjects:
* Music
* Trees
* Plants, Ornamental
* Flowering dogwood
Created by: je
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9. Economic Statistics Briefing Room
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"The purpose of this service is to provide easy access to current
Federal economic indicators. It provides links to information
produced by a number of Federal agencies," including statistics
about output, income, employment, production, transportation, and
international matters. Part of the White House Web site.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/fsbr/esbr.html
http://lii.org?recs=3D002256
Subjects:
* Economics
* Statistics
* LII classic content
Created by: cl
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10. FAQ: Forty Years of Moore's Law
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"This FAQ explains the impact and consequences of the principles
set down" in Intel co-founder Gordon Moore's April 19, 1965,
article in which he observed that "the number of transistors ...
on a chip can be doubled in a short period of time." This
observation is known as Moore's Law. Includes photos, diagrams,
and links to related articles. From CNET News.com.
http://news.com.com/FAQ+Forty+years+of+Moores+Law/2100-1006_3-5647824.html?t=
ag=3Dnl
http://lii.org?recs=3D025783
Subjects:
* Transistors
* Computers
* Electronic industries
Created by: mcb
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11. The Genographic Project
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This is "a five-year effort to understand the human journey =E2=80=94
where we came from and how we got to where we live today." It will
"map humanity's genetic journey through the ages." The site
includes a project overview, a FAQ, genetics overview and
glossary, and an interactive atlas of the human journey. Includes
images and video clips. From the National Geographic Society.
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025732
Subjects:
* Human genetics
* Human beings
* Prehistoric peoples
Created by: ne
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12. Government Gazettes Online
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"Government Gazettes, which are published by federal governments
worldwide, are the means through which the government can
communicate to officials and the general public. Gazettes are
useful not only to monitor the actions of the government, but also
as primary source documentation in research. ... A description of
the contents and coverage are included for each gazette."
Browsable. From the University of Michigan School of Information.
http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/gazettes/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025735
Subjects:
* Government publications
* World politics
* Gazettes
Created by: dlm
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13. Grasse's Museums: International Perfume Museum
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"Inaugurated in 1989 at Grasse [France], 'the cradle of
traditional perfumery,' the International Perfume Museum's
exceptional collections retrace the history of perfumes, and also
that of soap, and make-up and cosmetics, over 4,000 years." The
site features information about raw perfume materials and the
perfume-making process, a virtual visit to a perfume factory, a
history of perfume (with images of perfume bottles), historic
cosmetic advertisements, and more. In French, Spanish, and
English.
http://www.museesdegrasse.com/MIP/fla_ang/MIP_accueil.shtml
http://lii.org?recs=3D025797
Subjects:
* Perfumes
* Toilet preparations
* Cosmetics
* Museums
Created by: mcb
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14. Groundswell: Constructing Contemporary Landscape
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This exhibit features information about pieces of land that have
been reclaimed from "obsolete and degraded sites" and made into
public spaces such as gardens, parks, and museum campuses. Browse
an interactive world map to explore more than 20 urban landscape
projects. All entries provide basic information about the site,
and some provide additional visual angles, schematic plans, or a
longer description. From the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2005/groundswell/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025747
Subjects:
* Landscape design
* Public spaces
* Urban landscape architecture
Created by: smb
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15. Holidays: Cinco de Mayo
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"For this year's Cinco de Mayo celebration, top your table with
wonderful food from south of the border." The Food Network
provides recipes for this Mexican celebration (to "commemorate the
victory of the Mexicans over the French army in 1862") with
several each for salsa, guacamole, nachos, empanadas, enchiladas,
tamales, burritos, tacos, fajitas, and desserts.
http://www.foodtv.com/food/et_hd_cinco_de_mayo/0,1972,FOOD_9833,00.html
http://lii.org?recs=3D021664
Subjects:
* Cinco de Mayo (Mexican holiday)
* Cookery, Mexican
* Mexican American cookery
* Holiday cookery
* LII classic content
Created by: wh
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16. How to Blog Safely (About Work or Anything Else)
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This April 2005 article about blogs lists "simple precautions to
help you maintain control of your personal privacy so that you can
express yourself without facing unjust retaliation." Ideas include
anonymous blogging (such as using a pseudonym and limiting your
audience), understanding legal implications of blogs, and related
topics. Includes links. From the Electronic Frontier Foundation
(EFF).
http://www.eff.org/Privacy/Anonymity/blog-anonymously.php
http://lii.org?recs=3D025803
Subjects:
* Weblogs
* Internet
Created by: je
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17. In Depth: Pope Benedict XVI
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Profile of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, 78, who was chosen on April
19, 2005, to succeed Pope John Paul II. He will be known as
Benedict XVI. Also includes related news stories, the English text
of his first speech as pope, background and analysis, an
explanation of relativism, images, and video and audio clips. From
the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/world/2005/pope_benedict_xvi/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025816
Subjects:
* Benedict XVI, Pope, 1927-
* Popes
* Catholic Church
* People
Created by: je
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18. Intel: Silicon: Moore's Law
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Information about the observation made in 1965 by Gordon Moore,
co-founder of Intel, that the number of transistors on integrated
circuits would double "every couple of years. ... Intel expects
that it will continue at least through the end of this decade."
Includes Moore's original paper, a comparison of transistors on
Intel processors from 1971 through 2003, and related material.
From Intel Corporation.
http://www.intel.com/research/silicon/mooreslaw.htm
http://lii.org?recs=3D025782
Subjects:
* Transistors
* Computers
* Electronic industries
Created by: mcb
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19. Jewish Holidays: Passover
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Dozens of sites related to Passover, some in Hebrew or other
languages. Everything from recipes and history to matzo clip art.
http://www.jr.co.il/hotsites/j-hdaypa.htm
http://lii.org?recs=3D012422
Subjects:
* Passover
* Fasts and feasts
* Holidays
* LII classic content
Created by: kgs
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20. Journal of the H.M.S. Endeavour, 1768 - 1771 [Manuscript]
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Images of the hundreds of pages of James Cook's "journal of the
voyage of H.M.S. Endeavour during which Cook discovered Eastern
Australia and circumnavigated New Zealand. Bound with the journal
is a copy of a report from John Hutchinson, surgeon of the Dolphin
to Capt. Samuel Wallis, 16th May 1768, of observations on the
effects of saloop, portable soup, mustard and vinegar, distilled
water and beef fat on scurvy." From the National Library of
Australia.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.ms-ms1
http://lii.org?recs=3D025659
Subjects:
* Cook, James, 1728-1779
* Endeavour (Ship)
* Explorers
* Oceania
* Voyages around the world
* People
Created by: rv
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21. Killing Fields Deal Sparks Anger
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April 2005 news article about how "a plan to privatise the Killing
Fields memorial near Phnom Penh has caused outrage in Cambodia.
Thousands of people died at the Choeung Ek site during the Khmer
Rouge rule in the late 1970s." Includes links to related stories,
such as "Pol Pot: The Life of a Tyrant," and "Khmer Rouge Genocide
Admission." From the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4415873.stm
http://lii.org?recs=3D025813
Subjects:
* Cambodia
* Civil war
* Genocide
* War memorials
Created by: mcb
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22. May 4 Collection
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Site of an archive devoted to the May 4, 1970 "student
demonstration against the Vietnam War." Contains a FAQ about the
day when "Ohio National Guardsmen left four students dead," a
description and subject guide to the May 4 Collection, a
chronology of events, an annotated bibliography, and more. From
the Department of Special Collections and Archives at Kent State
University.
http://speccoll.library.kent.edu/4may70/
http://lii.org?recs=3D009150
Subjects:
* Kent State University Riot, 1970 (May 4)
* Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975
* LII classic content
Created by: sas
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23. Medieval Cookery
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Recipes and resources for cooking dishes from the Middle Ages.
Includes menus and photos, a period ingredients database,
recommended books, a full-text search of medieval cookbooks, and
related resources. Features recipes for meat and vegetable dishes,
sauces, spice mixes, and desserts. From an enthusiast who has
prepared medieval feasts for events.
http://www.medievalcookery.com
http://lii.org?recs=3D025734
Subjects:
* Cookery, Medieval
Created by: je
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24. A Mind of Their Own
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This companion site to an American RadioWorks program that looks
at bipolar disorder in children features articles on recognizing
bipolar disorder ("a relatively new and controversial diagnosis
for children"), treatments, and social interactions of children
with the illness. Includes transcripts, interview excerpts, and
related links. From American Public Media.
http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/bipolarkids/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025753
Subjects:
* Manic-depressive illness
* Manic-depressive illness in children
Created by: je
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25. Museum of Online Museums: MoOM
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This site provides "links to online collections and exhibits
covering a vast array of interests and obsessions." Includes links
to museums ("most of these sites will have multiple exhibits"), a
"permanent collection" of links to exhibits of particular interest
to design and advertising, and links to "an eclectic and
ever-changing list of interesting ... collections and galleries."
From a design and advertising company.
http://www.coudal.com/moom.php
http://lii.org?recs=3D025528
Subjects:
* Museums
* Collectors and collecting
* Web sites
Created by: rv
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26. MyPyramid.gov
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This official government Web site provides information about the
food guide pyramid released in 2005 by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture (USDA). Includes detailed information for every food
group represented in the new "sideways" pyramid (which is an
update on the 1992 food pyramid); a personalized food guide based
on your age, sex, and activity level; and related tips and
resources for consumers, educators, and professionals. Searchable.
http://mypyramid.gov
http://lii.org?recs=3D025817
Subjects:
* Diet
* Nutrition
* Food
Created by: je
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27. The Negroponte File
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Hundreds of cables and memos written by John Negroponte when he
was Ambassador to Honduras during the contra war in the early
1980s. These documents are made available in relation to the U.S.
Senate's April 2005 consideration of Negroponte's nomination to be
Director of National Intelligence. From the National Security
Archive at George Washington University.
http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB151/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025776
Subjects:
* Negroponte, John D.
* Ambassadors
* Diplomatic and consular service, American
* Counterrevolutions
* United States
* People
Created by: mcb
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28. New Pope Greets the World
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News stories about the election of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger of
Germany to succeed Pope John Paul II. "Ratzinger will be known as
Pope Benedict XVI." Features a "look at the new Pope Benedict
XVI's accomplishment and beliefs," and reactions from U.S.
communities, Latin America, young Catholics, theologists, and
other groups. Also includes data on "Popes through the years."
From National Public Radio (NPR).
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=3D4602980
http://lii.org?recs=3D025822
Subjects:
* Benedict XVI, Pope, 1927-
* Popes
* Catholic Church
* People
Created by: je
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29. No Place to Hide
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This American RadioWorks program, based on the book of the same
name by Robert O'Harrow Jr., reports on the data industry since
the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, when "national security officials
reached out to data companies for help in finding potential
terrorists." The site features transcripts of interview with John
Ashcroft, Viet Dinh (primary author of the USA Patriot Act), Sen.
Patrick Leahy, and others. Includes articles and related links.
From American Public Media.
http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/noplacetohide/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025754
Subjects:
* Privacy, Right of
* National security
* Information society
* Electronic surveillance
Created by: je
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30. Osmoz
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This site from France provides information for consumers about
perfume. It features a brief history of fragrances, a description
of over one hundred of the most commonly used raw materials in
perfumery, an overview of production techniques, information about
olfactory groups, and a directory of current brands and fragrances
(with descriptions of top, middle, and bottom notes). Also
includes articles about perfume designers, games, and links to
related sites. Searchable. Available in several languages.
http://www.osmoz.com
http://lii.org?recs=3D025802
Subjects:
* Perfumes
* Perfumes industry
Created by: mcb
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31. PSNet: Patient Safety Network
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A Web site for "patient safety news, literature, tools, and
resources." Features journal articles, a glossary, information
about recent books and reports, and more. Searchable, or browse
the detailed subject index for specific safety topics, clinical
areas, target audiences, and setting of care. From the Agency for
Healthcare Research and Quality, U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services.
http://psnet.ahrq.gov/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025736
Subjects:
* Medical care
* Health facilities
* Hospital patients
Created by: dlm
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32. Q&A: China and Japan's Troubled Ties
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Questions and answers concerning the history of relations between
China and Japan, "the two most powerful countries in Asia." Topics
include past and current tensions over history textbooks, maritime
borders, access to natural resources (including oil and gas),
rights to a group of islands (called Senkaku Islands by Japan and
Diaoyu by China), and related topics. Includes links to related
stories. From BBC News.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/4443821.stm
http://lii.org?recs=3D025792
Subjects:
* China
* Japan
Created by: je
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33. Remembering the Oklahoma City Bombing
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This page provides links to resources about the April 19, 1995,
Oklahoma City bombing. Includes links to sites from news sources,
archival sites, and about the Oklahoma City National Memorial, the
Timothy McVeigh execution, and related topics. From the Web site
of the Poynter Institute.
http://www.poynter.org/column.asp?id=3D49&aid=3D66740
http://lii.org?recs=3D025755
Subjects:
* Oklahoma City Federal Building Bombing, Oklahoma City, Okla., 1995
* Oklahoma City National Memorial (Okla.)
Created by: je
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34. Rollersport: The Game
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Introductory information about this sport, also known as roller
derby. Includes rules, a description of the six primary components
of the banked tracks, and specifications for building a track.
Also includes a brief history of roller derby, which was founded
by Leo A. Seltzer in Chicago in 1935. From a company that is
trying to revive the sport.
http://www.rollersport.us/game.cfm
http://lii.org?recs=3D025778
Subjects:
* Roller-skating
* Roller derbies
Created by: mcb
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35. Sense of Smell Institute (SOSI)
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This organization is a "leading global resource on the science of
olfaction." The site features information about how the sense of
smell works and olfactory disorders, overviews of SOSI research
projects, links to article abstracts (on topics such as odor
perception and pheromones), a bibliography, a glossary, and links
to related sites. Also includes information about National Sense
of Smell Day, "an annual springtime event at children's museums
and science centers across the country." Searchable.
http://www.senseofsmell.org
http://lii.org?recs=3D025799
Subjects:
* Senses and sensation
* Smell
* Smell disorders
Created by: mcb
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36. US Cricket
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Information about the sport of cricket for professional, college,
and youth leagues in the United States. Includes team profiles,
tournament information, scores, a list of grounds, and news. Also
includes information about cricket from around the world, a
discussion forum, and information for purchasing cricket supplies.
Searchable.
http://www.uscricket.com
http://lii.org?recs=3D025769
Subjects:
* Cricket
Created by: mcb
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37. Volcano Above the Clouds
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This site about Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro is a companion to a
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) NOVA program. Includes
information about Kilimanjaro's shrinking summit glaciers, a tour
of Mt. Kilimanjaro's six ecological zones, images of the highest
mountain on each of the seven continents, and information about
mountain weather. Also includes recommended links and books and a
teacher's guide.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/kilimanjaro/
http://lii.org?recs=3D019819
Subjects:
* Kilimanjaro, Mount (Tanzania)
* Kilimanjaro Region (Tanzania)
* Volcanoes
* Mountains
* LII classic content
Created by: sf
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38. Water of Life, Water of Death
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Article about "'water intoxication' or hyponatremia [which] occurs
when there is little or no sodium in the blood stream. This
usually happens because sodium is lost in sweat during high
intensity exercises (such as marathons)." This condition, which
may lead to death, also has occurred during hazing incidents.
Includes symptoms and tips to prevent water intoxication. From
Mothers Against School Hazing (MASH).
http://www.mashinc.org/resources-essay-water.html
http://lii.org?recs=3D025780
Subjects:
* Water intoxication
* Water-electrolyte imbalances
Created by: mcb
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