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- The Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) is blooming! (April 2007)
- National D-Day Memorial, Bedford, Virginia
(March 2007)
- Visit the Children's Holocaust
Memorial - Paperclip Project, at Whitwell Middle School, Whitwell, Tennessee
(October 2006)
- Scopes Trial Courthouse, Dayton, Tennessee (October 2006)
- Salmon and Sterling Nuclear Detonation Test Site (October 2006)
- Trinity test site and
McDonald Ranch House (October 2006)
- Re-Visit the ORNL
Visitor Overlook (September 2006)
- Driving Route 66 through
Oklahoma
and
Texas,
including a couple windmill sites
(2003, added May 2006)
- Testing Meme Propagation In
Blogspace: Add Your Blog! Better late than never? (April
2006)
-
The Harvard
Classics, The Five-Foot Shelf of Books, Fifteen Minutes a Day, The
Reading Guide (June 2005). Now (Oct. 12, 2024) not linked to archive (2019), although bartleby
has been blocking
Tor Browser,
and everyone should use Tor Browser
(Download here)
for casual web browsing. However, archive went down from DDOS and hacking.
- Visit the Wheat Community African Burial
Ground, formerly known as the Atomic Energy Commission Cemetery
#2 - Slave Cemetery (May 2004)
- Purdue University (May 2004)
- Visit Frozen Head State Park,
Morgan County, Tennessee (February 2004)
-
- Ford Taurus - A Most Average Car
(July 2003)
- Visit Ensor Sink Natural Area,
Sinkhole Park at Cookeville, Tennessee (June 2002)
- Visit the ORNL Bethel Valley
Interpretive Center and Visitor Overlook (March 2002)
-
- Good bye, At-Home (March 2002)
- Re-Open Tennessee State Parks!
(December 2001)
- Take a Tour of Wheat, Tennessee
(September 2001)
-
- Pictures from California (August 2001)
-
- Pictures from Tennessee Coal Mine Disaster Cemetery Monuments
(Leach Cemetery and Briceville Cemetery) (July
2001)
- See the old Mine shaft disappear: Before and After (June 2001)
- Everybody else seems to have on-line web diaries or logs, so
here's my on-line personal journal
for the whole world to read. (June 2001)
- Neighborhood Webcam, and
other webcams, June
2001.
- Some web inspiration, May
2001.
- Please excuse the mess while I clean up after the move, May 2001.
- TVA Buffalo Buffalo Mountain wind power
pages, beginning ~October 2000.
- Some pictures from the quilt show in Nashville,
September 2000.
- Some pictures from San Francisco,
February 2000.
- The ancient Ispchannel Home Page
(with Guestbook), circa
January 2000.
- Old home page from UTK, April 1999.
- Anchors Away! (Links)
What is Mens et Manus?
Library story -
This link (now at archive.org) used to be good, until
the MIT library apparently took
Philip
Greenspun's sarcastic advice (older version now at archive) seriously:
"Final Tip
Reorganize your file system after you're listed in all the Web
directories, after folks at other sites have linked to articles on
your server, and after search engines have discovered your sites.
That way users will be sure to get "404 Not Found" messages after
finding your site in Yahoo or WebCrawler."
The Library story can currently be found
here
(now at archive) and
here (from archive.org, for another one broken, as of 8/10/2002
or earlier)
Museum story
Short story
Long
story - which is notably the only one of these links not broken
one of the last couple links broken
since first linked in May '01 (as of August '04), except for
Greenspun's, which was revised from the
original without breaking.
Picture+
Picture only
Quote of the moment |
>consult guide about Earth Mostly harmless. |
~ Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
~ |
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