This site is all about the Berlin Wall from its creation to it’s destruction. The Berlin Wall went up on August 13th, 1961 but it all started with the blockade of 1948. After the war, Germany was divided into four sections and each had a commander in chief, the four of them then made the Control Council.
“From November 27, 1958, ten years after… Continue reading
Did you know that Cleopatra wasn’t Egyptian? This site is full of interesting facts that are not commonly known about Cleopatra. She was really Greek. To find out more interesting facts about Cleopatra visit this site brought to you by the Field Museum. This site is very interactive. Read tons of facts about this woman of mystery and piece together how you view her.
A very… Continue reading
Internet Public Library – Lighthouses
I know I’ve brought you lighthouses before but not quite like this. This is a stunning photographic journey of lighthouses.
To navigate choose the body of water that interests you. Then choose a light that interests you, and start your journey. My dad always talks about how beautiful Marblehead beach is, so I started there with Marblehead Light (Ohio). Not only does… Continue reading
The Illustrated History of the Roman Empire
We have hit a lovely assortment of history sites recently but I feel that this site is the cream of the crop, or the crème de la crème so to speak. Let me tell you why.
First of all there are three lovely interactive maps. One of Roman Italy, one of the Empire, and one of the City of Rome. Choose… Continue reading
You’ll be traveling this site as a Guest, (you can pay for services and to browse more but you can see quite a bit just as a guest.) and the nifty thing is that you can send e-cards for free as a guest.
So why don’t we roam the halls here. You can view this site by galleries. The Galleries include: Famous
I don’t know about you out there in reader-land, but here in Toledo, Ohio we’ve had a difficult winter. (Not that this is unusual, we come from the land of gray skies.) But it will soon be that time of year. So why don’t you start your garden planning with
Dump Your Deleted Email
If you’re using Outlook or Outlook Express and want to empty your “Deleted Items” folder it’s pretty easy. Just right-click the Deleted Items bin, click Empty Deleted Items Folder . That’ll do it. Most e-mail clients (like Netscape Mail ) work in a very similar fashion—if they use a recycle bin type folder like Outlook Express does.
However—if your e-mail program doesn’t have that handy… Continue reading
We talked about getting your garden planning started this week, now you can let your thoughts blossom and get more information. With Organic Gardening you can find specific articles on what you want to grow and how to grow it best and, strangely enough, sometimes even find a good recipe.
I am mad about lavender, and have decided that I’m going to plant just lavender… Continue reading
Welcome to Invasive Species, a website about “species that are (1) non-native (or alien) to the ecosystem under consideration and (2) whose introduction causes or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health.”
Invasive species can be plants, animals, and other organisms (e.g., microbes). Human actions are the primary means of invasive species introductions.
Through this site you can find… Continue reading
Q:
I share my computer with other family members, but I want to keep my email private. Is there a way to put a password on my Outlook Express files?
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Each person can have a separate mailbox in Outlook Express with separate message folders, contacts, and personal settings. You can do this by creating multiple identities. Once created, you can switch between them without… Continue reading
