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	Frequently Asked Questions about the Transcontinental Railroad
		Other links that we have found to be of particular interest to teachers are about the Chinese RR workers, history readings, and instant permission for students to use favorite homework pictures.
		Collection of letters from Collis P. Huntington to Mark Hopkins, Leland Stanford, Charles Crocker, and David D. Colton, August 20, 1867 to March 31, 1876, III (New York: Privately Printed, 1892-1894).
		Collection of letters from Mark Hopkins, Leland Stanford, Charles Crocker, and David D. Colton to Collis P. Huntington, August 27, 1869 to December 30, 1879 (New York: John C. Rankin, 1891).
	www.cprr.org /Museum/FAQs.html (5806 words)

	The Official Web Site of WISH YOU WERE HERE - The Sight & Sound of Pink Floyd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Other shows coming down the pike are Bogart's in Cincinnati on Saturday April 24, and a return to the Odeon sometime in May. And to officially kick-off summer, we will be hosting the second annual OUTDOOR SUMMER FREAKOUT at the Promowest Pavilion in Columbus on Friday May 28.
		RECORDED MUSIC ALSO ROCKS: Since the last Agenda, here are more of my "favorite addiction" findings: The new Spock's Beard CD "Feel Euphoria" is good, but I miss Neil Morse in the band......
		It is the soundtrack to the 1972 French film "La Vallee" and was written AND recorded in 2 one-week sessions, in between tours and during a break from the "Dark Side of the Moon" sessions - incredible!
	www.floydtribute.com /agenda.htm (8367 words)

	Zompist's Rant Page
		It's actually not a bad sf idea: the frontier of a rapidly expanding spacegoing society is likely to be mostly low-tech: it's going to take time for a colony to afford the futuristic turrets and domes.
		Since our record with other client states is so poor, we really can't say that we know what we did right in Germany and Japan and that we could repeat that success elsewhere.
		Even Monty Python couldn't make this stuff work for an hour and a half at a time, except in Holy Grail, and that only worked because they worked hard to give it an un-sketch-like thematic unity.
	www.zompist.com /rants05.html (12133 words)

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		A few Record or Stanley (made in England) planes and a set of Marples Blue handled or even the Stanley fl and yellow handled ones will do.
		This is not instant gratification but it is very gratifying when well done.
		It's called "spam" because of an old Monty Python routine, where they repeat the word "spam" over and over and over and over...
	www.robson.org /woodfaq/woodfaq.txt (11153 words)

	beSpacific: Internet Archives
		From John P. Joergensen, Rutgers University School of Law - Camden Law Library, news about the launch of a searchable online collection of U.S. Congressional documents, hearings and prints that are being scanned from their holdings.
		The Condition of Education 2000—2006: "This website is an integrated collection of the indicators and analyses published in The Condition of Education 2000—2006."
		As previously noted in a series of postings this year, DOJ has sought, and obtained, voluminous data search records from companies including Yahoo, MSN and Verizon.
	www.bespacific.com /mt/archives/cat_internet.html (9155 words)

	OgreCave.com
		Does it make sense to just instantly give magic the tools to deal with technology, or would it be more interesting to have them be at odds somehow, or more difficult to fuse?
		If you care about collectible miniatures, you were all over this a couple days ago, but if not, hey, we're here for ya!
		WizKids has posted a lengthy, chatty article about the new collectible BattleTech, now actually titled MechWarrior: Dark Age, which contains more than a few things I didn't know about continuation of the old BT roleplaying titles, as well as somewhat defensive-sounding insistences that the new game will certainly not be for kids.
	www.ogrecave.com /archives/2002_01_01_archive.shtml (6540 words)

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