These are a few of my favorite bits of
material off the web that falls into any category but humor
Great
Civics Test I am always suspicious of the bias of such tests.
This one is per haps biased towards the business end of the Republican party or
perhaps the editors of the Economist but it is basically relatively free of any
bias. It takes about 15 minutes and you will need to be careful or you
will miss a few that you shouldn't. I scored 88%. I missed 2
questions because I was careless. The others I just did not know.
What the World Eats (Very good, but if you have a
dial-up connection, better skip it)
The
Ballad of Cynthia Ann First published in a 1956 issue of American
Heritage. I was 15 at the time. It is still the most touching
article I have ever read. (Link to the American Heritage web site)
The
World Clock
(See various statistics change as you watch.)
This is a link to another web site.
The
color Test (Link to another web site)
Shift
Happens Narrated
This is a very good presentation of the shift in what is happening
between countries (YouTube Video)
From
a teacher friend
The
winners of the magazine's 35th annual photography competition in National
Wildlife (Foundation) Magazine
A
Prowler Driver's Eye-View of "Shock & Awe"
Round
The World Saga of Pacific Clipper
Are
these items moving?
Interesting
Illusions
Which
Face is Angry
Map
of the distribution of US population by race It starts out zoomed in on New
York City but you can zoom out and back in any where in USA.
Power Point Files
(If you do not have Microsoft Power Point, click HERE
then search on Power Point Viewer. There is also a version for the Mac.)
To advance to the next image if it does not happen automatically or quick
enough, click with the mouse of hit ENTER. If you want to exit before it
is complete, try the SEC key.
Photos
DHL
Airbus verses Missile over Iraq
Joyous
Noel
Pretty
Blue Planet
Kunstphotographie
Pictures
Global Village
Inspirational
A
Different Christmas Poem (Supporting our troops)
GRANDMA'S
HANDS
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