Site of the Day for Tuesday, January 22, 2002 Monticello.org - The Home of Thomas Jefferson The List wishes to apologize for any technical difficulties in Monday's post; it hopes for a speedy resolution. "[Jefferson] wrote John Adams that he suffered 'under the persecution of letters,' calculating that he received 1,267 letters in the year 1820, 'many of them requiring answers of elaborate research, and all to be answered with due attention and consideration.'" - from the website And you thought you were being buried under too much e-mail? If the List's gentle members are not going to Monticello anytime soon or even if they are, a visit to this charming website is an enjoyable experience. In the "Jefferson" section, under the heading "A Day in the Life" the visitor can glimpse how Jefferson spent an ordinary day, which began at sunrise and concluded with his retiring to his "sanctum sanctorum". Included at the website are intriguing details of how Jefferson incorporated innovative ideas from his time abroad into his own home. A cautionary note for those subscribers using Netscape 6.x; Mozilla or K-meleon - the main links at the bottom of the page do not seem to work with the Gecko engine. Try Netscape 4.7x or Internet Explorer. Don't overlook "The Battle of Monticello" link in the "What's New at Monticello" section for a riveting story from the Washington Post which reveals an unexpected drama to this American heritage site. Investigate some of the engaging habits of this extraordinary man through a virtual tour of his Monticello home at: http://www.monticello.org/ A.M. Holm <admin-sotd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Manage your subscription and view the List archives on the web at: <//www.freelists.org/list/sotd> and <//www.freelists.org/archives/sotd> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UNSUBSCRIBE by sending a blank email to sotd-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with unsubscribe in the Subject field.