Weekend update: Other things found this week:
Yesterday's update was ready to post when a lightning strike knocked out our electricity for most of the afternoon. And this morning when I try connecting I get no dial tone, even though the phone line is working, and the PC diagnostics don't seem to detect any problem in the modem. Luckily the laptop still works so that will have to be the substitute for now. I was counting on this desktop doing the job for me a little while longer, but now will have to think about alternatives. Bummer.
Blogging has been slow this week and will continue so for awhile as everything else is fast happening in my life and big changes occuring. So this list is a bit shorter, but there's much more to come.
More links....
Reference :
Iraq Pipeline Watch from Inst. for Analysis of Global Security, has news about attacks, etc.
America's best colleges, 2005 from U.S. News and World Report.
Terrorism Resources: great links compiled by librarian at Air University at Maxwell AFB.
Tools:
URL Info from Faganfinder, put in a URL and get lots of information about the Website.
People:
People Search from Lycos, finds phone numbers/addresses.
Statistics:
Poverty 2003: latest Census report.
Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics: lastest edition has 2002 stats.
School District Finance Peer Search from Dept of Education, put in a school district and compare its finances to other comparable districts. (Latest data, from 2000-1)
GPO Green Book 2004 current data on U.S. social policy.
Journalism:
City University's J-school will be in the old NY Herald Trib building. In the NY Times.
Fort Worth's new all-teaser front page
New York Newspaper Morgue Collection at UTexas. Did you know the New York Times doesn't have its clip files any more? They're here. Also morgues from the Herald Trib and several other papers. (From a NewsLib message.)
News, Public Records, Florida, Business, Governments, Politics: no links this week.
Some Interesting stories/Weblogs:
Operation Truth: "the truth about Iraq from those who served", organized by Jesse Ventura.
Want to see The letter Max Cleland tried to deliver? It's on the Kerry site.
Mother Jones on the dismantling of the health care system
What went wrong in Iraq, in Foreign Affairs.
Iraq the Model: very interesting blog from Iraq.
DCist: a new blog from/about DC.
Community Forum on recovering from Charley on News-Press Website.
Sky Box by Jay Rosen: the NYU prof is blogging for Knight Ridder on the convention.
NY Daily News report on dual voters: 50,000 New Yorkers also vote in Florida.
Fun/Entertaining:
Birds Eye View of Washington DC: really fun map of the downtown area.
George Bush's War Medals.
Yesterday's update was ready to post when a lightning strike knocked out our electricity for most of the afternoon. And this morning when I try connecting I get no dial tone, even though the phone line is working, and the PC diagnostics don't seem to detect any problem in the modem. Luckily the laptop still works so that will have to be the substitute for now. I was counting on this desktop doing the job for me a little while longer, but now will have to think about alternatives. Bummer.
Blogging has been slow this week and will continue so for awhile as everything else is fast happening in my life and big changes occuring. So this list is a bit shorter, but there's much more to come.
More links....
Reference :
Tools:
People:
Statistics:
Journalism:
News, Public Records, Florida, Business, Governments, Politics: no links this week.
Some Interesting stories/Weblogs:
Fun/Entertaining:
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