3. BASEBALL

There's probably no sport followed with as much statistical detail as
baseball. One website has done its utmost to get the historical
record online. Among other details, you'll find box scores for games
over the past 40 years and game summaries all of the way back to 1871:
Retrosheet
http://www.retrosheet.org


6. INTERNET ARCHIVE

Google doesn't track the history of web pages, only what's there
currently. But the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine does. Try it
for www.google.com and see what the pages looked like in 1998. The
reason researchers love this tool so much is that it becomes more
valuable every month as a historic reflection of the World Wide Web:
Internet Archive
http://www.waybackmachine.org

Lately I've been working at the Gallery and yesterday I added 25 prints to the websites in an hour and a half.

The targeted google advertising seems to be working because a guy is planning to buy 5 FRAMED!!! G Harvey prints!!! That makes the ads worth every penny.

Un-Civil Rights and Same Sex Marriage by Kathleen Parker. Added to my Yahoo Briefcase!!!

Right now I need to concentrate on filling out scholarships and registering for the ACT (more straightforward test).

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