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2. ... LII: This Week's Batch, April 8, 2004
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Read about Peeps, Basques, biotech, suffragists, Alistair Cooke,
Easter, Gnosticism, allergies, volcanoes, Tibet, liberal talk
radio, gardening, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and what to do if
you're ask to run for U.S. president. In More New This Week, read
about asthma, Ecstasy, Peeps, Muslims, the New Yorker's take on
the U.S. presidential elections, and more. Bon appetit, and happy
Easter, Passover, Nowrooz, Daylight Saving, and vernal equinox,
from the LII team: Karen, Wendy, Jennifer, Maria, Pat, Tom,
Charlotte, and our 100-and-change contributors.
http://lii.org/ntw/
http://lii.org?recs=020776
Subjects:
* New this week
Created by: kgs
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3. About Biotech
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This site features essays on various biotechnology and bioethics
topics, including an overview of the history of biotechnology and
discussions of current issues and the practical application of
biotechnology. Also includes timelines, "profiles of some of the
influential individuals who have helped build the biotechnology
industry," information about biotechnology careers, and a graphics
gallery of "diagrams and information about complex scientific
principles and processes." From the National Health Museum.
http://www.accessexcellence.org/AB/
http://lii.org?recs=020778
Subjects:
* Biotechnology
* Bioethics
Created by: ag
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4. Air America Radio
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This Web site introduces the progressive talk radio network that
hit the airwaves on March 31, 2004. The site lists member stations
and offers streaming audio of its programs. Also includes the
programming schedule, press releases, show host biographies, and a
FAQ. Offers daily and weekly e-mail newsletters.
http://www.airamericaradio.com/
http://lii.org?recs=021354
Subjects:
* Talk shows
* Radio programs
Created by: mrm
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5. Basque Studies Library
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This site serves as a gateway to resources on Basque culture,
including newspapers and other media, government, language,
genealogy, music, dance, theater, food, and tourism. Also includes
the searchable Basque Film Archive comprising "the largest
collection of Basque cinematographic materials outside of Spain
and France." From the University of Nevada, Reno Libraries. Note:
films can only be viewed at the University of Nevada, Reno.
http://www.library.unr.edu/depts/basqlib/
http://lii.org?recs=021140
Subjects:
* Basques
* Pais Vasco (Spain)
* Pays Basque (France)
Created by: ne
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6. BBC News: Letter From America
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Alistair Cooke broadcast his British perspective on American life
to BBC for nearly 60 years, making Letter from America "the
world's longest running speech radio programme." Includes archives
of audio transcripts, special features, tributes to Cooke (who
died in March 2004), and more. Searchable. From BBC News.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/letter_from_america/
http://lii.org?recs=021346
Subjects:
* Cooke, Alistair, 1908-
* Radio journalists
* Television personalities
* Radio programs
* United States
* People
Created by: kgs
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7. Central Tibetan Administration (CTA)
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The Web site of the CTA, the Tibetan government in exile headed by
the Dalai Lama in India. The CTA "functions as a veritable
government, and has all the departments and attributes of a free
democratic government." The site provides information about CTA
departments and institutions, press releases, links to Tibetan
language newspapers and magazines, and a chronology of Tibetan
history. Also features information about Tibetan religions and the
Dalai Lama. Includes related links.
http://www.tibet.net/
http://lii.org?recs=021063
Subjects:
* Tibet (China)
* Central Tibetan Administration-in-Exile (India)
* Buddhism and politics
Created by: kmw
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8. Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962: The 40th Anniversary
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A collection of declassified documents and other information about
the Cuban Missile Crisis. Includes photographs, audio clips,
submarine naval charts, a detailed chronology, and analyses. Also
includes materials from the 40th Anniversary Conference held in
Havana in 2002 and links to related news articles and
publications. From the National Security Archive at George
Washington University.
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/nsa/cuba_mis_cri/
http://lii.org?recs=021017
Subjects:
* Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962
* Cold War
* United States
* Soviet Union
Created by: dl
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9. Design Your Own Egg!
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This site provides children and families with basic and creative
egg decorating tips, accompanied by colorful illustrated sample
photos. From the American Egg Board (AEB).
http://www.aeb.org/kidsandfamily/eastereggs/decorating.asp
http://lii.org?recs=016963
Subjects:
* Easter eggs
* Egg decoration
* LII classic content
Created by: jh
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10. Earth Science Picture of the Day
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"The Earth Science Picture of the Day (EPOD) highlights the
diverse processes and phenomena which shape our planet and our
lives." Photographs from all over the world are featured
accompanied by brief descriptions and links to related sites.
Includes a searchable and browsable archive of images back to
2000. A service of the Universities Space Research Association
(USRA) and sponsored by NASA Goddard. The site welcomes
contributors.
http://epod.usra.edu/
http://lii.org?recs=021235
Subjects:
* Earth sciences
Created by: jf
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11. Fabergé Eggs: Mementos of a Doomed Dynasty
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Devoted to the imperial Easter eggs of Peter Carl Fabergé.
Contains historical background and images of the eggs, including
information on Czar Alexander III and Czarina Maria Federovna,
Czar Nicholas and Czarina Alexandra Federovna, the Romanov
dynasty, Fabergé and prominent artisans, the fate of the eggs
after the Russian Revolution, collector Armand Hammer, and the
current whereabouts of the eggs. Also features a timeline. From
the PBS "Treasures of the World" site.
http://www.pbs.org/treasuresoftheworld/a_nav/faberge_nav/main_fabfrm.html
http://lii.org?recs=012673
Subjects:
* Fabergé eggs
* LII classic content
Created by: tm
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12. Fact Sheets: U.S. Missile Defense Programs at a Glance
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Provides an overview of U.S. missile defense programs, ballistic
missiles, and specific missile defense programs, such as Theater
High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD), Space Tracking and
Surveillance System (STSS), and Patriot Advanced Capability-3
(PAC-3). From the Arms Control Association, a "nonpartisan
membership organization dedicated to promoting public
understanding of and support for effective arms control policies."
http://www.armscontrol.org/factsheets/usmissiledefense.asp
http://lii.org?recs=021430
Subjects:
* Ballistic missile defenses
* Missile attack warning systems
* United States
Created by: je
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13. The Gnosis Archive
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Provides "basic introductory material explaining Gnosticism" and
"a series of short articles examining Gnosis from a modern
perspective" as well as texts supporting this view of early
Christian history. The library includes translations of the Nag
Hammadi Gnostic gospels and a selection from the Dead Sea scrolls.
Also includes information about the Gnostic Society of Hollywood,
California. Searchable.
http://www.gnosis.org/
http://lii.org?recs=021230
Subjects:
* Gnosticism
* Gnostic literature
* Jesus Christ
Created by: ec
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14. Healing Story Alliance
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This beautifully designed Web site showcases the resources
available from this National Storytelling Network special interest
group whose purpose is "to explore and promote the use of
storytelling in healing." The site features a story database
searchable by author, title, format, and category. Includes
storytelling guidelines, articles, book reviews, resources, a
bibliography, "Stories for Children in Crisis" archive,
newsletters, a journal, a story discussion list, and membership
information.
http://www.healingstory.org/
http://lii.org?recs=021353
Subjects:
* Storytelling
* Healing
Created by: mrm
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15. Hmong Center: Multicultural Resources and Education
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"The work of the Hmong Resource Center [in Minnesota] is to
provide information to Hmong and non-Hmong for the purpose of
promoting positive race relations, human rights, multicultural
education, information about cross-cultural health and medicine,
teacher education, family literacy education and community-based
research." The site features resources for Hmong immigrants, a
bulletin board, newsletters, a photo gallery, biographies of
notable Hmong individuals, a bibliography of Hmong materials back
to 1778, and more. Searchable.
http://www.hmongcenter.org/
http://lii.org?recs=021431
Subjects:
* Hmong (Asian people)
* Hmong Americans
Created by: mcb
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16. The Home Wheelchair Ramp Project
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"'How to Build Wheelchair Ramps for Homes' is a manual of design
and construction for modular wheelchair ramps," available at this
site along with articles, safety tips, and funding ideas for
building ramps and long-tread, low-riser steps. Includes links to
related sites. From the Metropolitan Center for Independent
Living, St. Paul, Minnesota.
http://www.wheelchairramp.org/
http://lii.org?recs=021351
Subjects:
* Self-help devices for people with disabilities
* Wheelchairs
* Dwellings
Created by: ha
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17. How Easter Works
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Explains "the origin and significance of the Easter holiday and of
many of the traditions associated with it." Includes information
about religious observations, such as Lent and Shrove Tuesday, and
cultural customs, such as the Easter Bunny, hot cross buns, and
Easter eggs. Includes an explanation of Easter's date and links to
related resources. From How Stuff Works.
http://people.howstuffworks.com/easter.htm
http://lii.org?recs=017034
Subjects:
* Easter
* LII classic content
Created by: cdt
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18. Iraq: Muqtada al-Sadr
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Questions and answers about the "anti-U.S. Shiite cleric making a
bid for power in Iraq." Includes background information and notes
on specific violent events (in 2003 and 2004) possibly linked to
Muqtada al-Sadr and his supporters. From the Council on Foreign
Relations (CFR), an independent policy research organization.
http://www.cfr.org/background/background_iraq_alsadr.php
http://lii.org?recs=021432
Subjects:
* Iraq
* Shiites
* Anti-Americanism
Created by: je
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19. John Muir-Yosemite California State Quarter
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Information about the California quarter, scheduled to be issued
by the U.S. Mint in 2005, that features the image of Sierra Club
founder John Muir posed against Yosemite's Half Dome. Site
provides images of the final design and of Garrett Burke's
original, and information about the selection process and John
Muir. Also includes related links. From the Sierra Club.
http://www.sierraclub.org/john_muir_exhibit/coin/
http://lii.org?recs=021415
Subjects:
* Coins, American
* Commemorative coins
* Quarter-dollar
Created by: mcb
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20. Ka-BOOM! A Dictionary of Comic Book Words on Historical Principles
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This site presents a browsable list of some of the vocabulary of
sounds found in traditional comics. Each entry provides the
citation and a brief description of the contextual meaning. Also
includes a browsable thesaurus of sounds based on types of action.
http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/200/300/ktaylor/kaboom/
http://lii.org?recs=020838
Subjects:
* Comic books, strips, etc.
* Onomatopoeia
Created by: fg
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21. Keeping the Shi'ites Straight
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Based on the opinion that "no story has been more confusing for
the Western news media to cover in postwar Iraq than the politics
of the country's Shi'ite majority," this article provides a basic
outline of Shi'ite religious history. Discusses the Sadr family
(Muhammad Baqir as-Sadr, Ayatollah Muhammad Sadiq al-Sadr, and
Muqtada as-Sadr), Muhammad Baqir al-Hakim, and other figures. From
a Harvard University history professor and author of two books on
the Shi'ites.
http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/csrpl/RINVol6No2/Keeping%20the%20Shi'ites%20Straig
ht.htm
http://lii.org?recs=021434
Subjects:
* Iraq
* Shiites
* Muslims
Created by: je
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22. The Margery Allingham Society
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Founded in 1988, this society is dedicated to the life and work of
one of the great writers of the golden age of detective fiction.
You'll find her biography, a bibliography of her work, an article
about Phillip Carter Youngman (a writer and Allingham's husband;
he completed her last two novels), news and events (in Britain),
and related information.
http://www.margeryallingham.org.uk/
http://lii.org?recs=021350
Subjects:
* Allingham, Margery, 1904-1966
* Authors, English
* Detective and mystery stories
* People
Created by: de
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23. Marshmallow Peeps: Those Resilient Little Birds
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Humorous "educational tour" that characterizes Marshmallow Peeps
by investigating their reactions to cold, heat, solubility
testing, and low-pressure environments. Also analyzes the risk of
"the effects of smoking and alcohol on Peep health," explains the
daring surgery to separate conjoined Peep quintuplets, and
investigates Peeps' fear response. Includes a literature review.
http://www.peepresearch.org/
http://lii.org?recs=021372
Subjects:
* Confectionery
* Resilience (Personality trait)
Created by: rs
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24. Museum of London
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This museum "represents a quarter of a million years of history
and over seven million modern Londoners. Our collections include
over a million items." The site features an overview of the
collections (including panoramas of galleries), online exhibits,
and a searchable and browsable library of over 1,400 images.
Searchable. Some material available in several different
languages.
http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/
http://lii.org?recs=021411
Subjects:
* London (England)
* Historical museums
* Museums
Created by: mcb
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25. National Allergy Bureau (NAB)
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The NAB's site provides counts for pollen and spores produced by
trees, weeds, grasses, and molds for about 75 cities in the United
States. It also provides a FAQ, a pollen and mold photo gallery, a
glossary of air quality terms, lists of common plant and mold
allergens, seasonal allergen maps, and more. The NAB is part of
the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI).
http://www.aaaai.org/nab/
http://lii.org?recs=000905
Subjects:
* Allergy
* Pollen
* Air quality
* LII classic content
Created by: dl
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26. National Immunization Program
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Provides information about vaccine-preventable diseases, the
benefits of immunization, and the risk of immunization versus the
risk of disease. Offers immunization schedules, educational
materials, resources, Web links, and a glossary. Also available in
Spanish. From the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
http://www.cdc.gov/nip/
http://lii.org?recs=021386
Subjects:
* Immunization
* Vaccination
* Vaccination of children
Created by: bb
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27. Open Heart
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"Through hands-on activities, you'll learn how the heart works,
how the heart gets into trouble, what can be done to rescue it,
and what you can do to keep your heart healthy." Topics covered
include anatomy, diseases and diagnostic tools, hospital
procedures and careers, and disease prevention. Activities let you
assemble the heart, do mock diagnosis and treatment, or observe a
virtual surgery. Includes a glossary. From the Columbus Medical
Association Foundation.
http://www.cosi.org/onlineExhibits/openHeart/
http://lii.org?recs=021396
Subjects:
* Heart
Created by: sf
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28. Plain English Campaign
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This British site is from "an independent pressure group fighting
for public information to be written in plain English." This no
frills site provides a history of the campaign, a list of campaign
award winners back to 1980, and examples and writing guides. Also
includes financial, legal, and pension glossaries. Searchable.
http://www.plainenglishcampaign.com/
http://lii.org?recs=021274
Subjects:
* English language
Created by: jp
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29. PreservationDirectory.com
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This Portland, Oregon, site provides resources "for historic
preservation, building restoration and cultural resource
management in the United States and Canada." It features
directories of relevant organizations and programs, historic
homes, property for sale, training programs, job listings, and a
gallery of "historic regions and districts, architecture, roadside
Americana, murals, neon, classic signage, [and] national parks."
http://www.preservationdirectory.com/
http://lii.org?recs=019662
Subjects:
* Historic preservation
* Cultural property
* Historic buildings
Created by: mrm
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30. Q&A: Anti-Social Behaviour Orders
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Provides background information about the UK government measures,
also known as ASBOs, which are "designed to prevent behaviour
including theft, intimidation, drunkenness and violence by
individuals and families who make life difficult for their
communities." These civil "orders often include restrictions on
entering a geographical area or shop but can include bans on
specific acts, such as swearing in public." Includes related news
stories and links to government information. From the British
Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1883277.stm
http://lii.org?recs=021428
Subjects:
* Disorderly conduct
* Community policing
* Conduct of life
Created by: je
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31. Saving Harp Seals
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Starting in 2004, the Canadian government "plans to expand the
seal hunt and permit the deliberate culling of nearly one million
seals over three years." This site features seal hunt facts and
news, information about a campaign to save the seals, and photos
and videos of the seals. From the International Fund for Animal
Welfare (IFAW). Note: Viewer discretion is advised for the hunting
images.
http://www.ifaw.org/ifaw/general/default.aspx?oid=21446
http://lii.org?recs=021417
Subjects:
* Seals (Animals)
* Wildlife conservation
* Hunting
* Animal welfare
Created by: mcb
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32. Spirit of Trees
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"Originally conceived of as an educational resource for the DC
Memorial Tree Groves Project, a Washington, DC-based national
memorial to the victims of 9/11," this site has developed into an
independent resource. It consists of a collection of folktales,
poetry, and essays which have tree-related themes. Searchable by
country, type of tree, or category (such as humorous stories,
parables, myths, scary stories). Includes links to essays,
curriculum materials, and organizations related to trees.
http://www.spiritoftrees.org/
http://lii.org?recs=021352
Subjects:
* Trees
Created by: mrm
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33. A Survivor's Guide for Presidential Nominees
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"The jobs may be stressful ... and the public scrutiny intense,
but presidential service is still essential to the nation's
survival." This online handbook is a useful place to turn after
the telephone rings with a job offer from the White House.
Nominees can find practical advice on navigating the confirmation
process, financial disclosure filings, moving to Washington, D.C.,
and dealing with Congress. From the Brookings Institution's
Presidential Appointee Initiative.
http://www.appointee.brookings.org/survivorsguide.htm
http://lii.org?recs=021349
Subjects:
* United States
Created by: dfs
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34. Vents Program
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The Vents Program "conducts research on the impacts and
consequences of submarine volcanoes and hydrothermal venting on
the global ocean." Includes information about specific research
sites, the New Millennium Observatory (which "studies the dynamic
interactions between submarine volcanic activity and seafloor
hotsprings"), ocean seismicity, bioacoustics, and related topics.
Also includes teaching material and images. From the Pacific
Maritime Environmental Laboratory.
http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/vents/
http://lii.org?recs=021100
Subjects:
* Volcanoes
* Hydrothermal vents
* Submarine topography
Created by: kmb
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35. Victorian Turkish Baths: Their Origin, Development, and Gradual
Decline
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This site tells the fascinating story of Turkish baths of
Victorian England. Browse six illustrated sections that follow the
history of the baths and focus on personalities, companies, and
baths still in existence today in the British Isles. Searchable.
Created by retired librarian and historian Malcolm Shifrin.
http://www.victorianturkishbath.org/
http://lii.org?recs=021362
Subjects:
* Baths, Hot-air
* Public baths
Created by: smb
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36. Western New York Suffragists: Winning the Vote
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Discover the origins of the American women's suffrage movement in
the greater Rochester region of New York, home to Susan B. Anthony
and other key activists. "The site is built around biographies of
35 suffragists from the region and contains digitized images of
photographs, books, calendars, letters, and other memorabilia."
Also includes timelines and links to related sites. From the
Rochester Regional Library Council. Note: Search function not
working.
http://winningthevote.org/
http://lii.org?recs=020975
Subjects:
* Women
* Suffragists
Created by: lcw
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37. World of Peter Rabbit
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This delightful site includes a biography of author Beatrix
Potter, with examples of her watercolors, early sketches, and life
in the Lake District of England. The "Fun!" section has
illustrations from her books, audio files of readings of some of
her famous stories, and activities (some for Easter) involving
Peter Rabbit, Tom Kitten, Jemima Puddle-duck, Benjamin Bunny, the
Tailor of Gloucester, and Squirrel Nutkin. Available in British,
American, German, French, and Japanese versions. Includes a few
pop-ups.
http://www.peterrabbit.co.uk/
http://lii.org?recs=003433
Subjects:
* Potter, Beatrix, 1866-1943
* Children's literature
* LII classic content
Created by: cl
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