Over the past few days we have looked at sites that show the mission of our armed forces in the current conflict in Iraq. But there are other parts of our government that are providing support both at home and abroad for not only their security, but ours as well. We will take a look some of those agencies over the next few days.
The Family Site today is a history lesson of sorts. I am sure that almost everyone has heard about the Hatfield-McCoy feud. It has been romanticized in song, on the silver screen and on television. But have you ever wondered what the true facts about this incident were. I found the answer a few days…
One of the most intriguing civilizations to have existed over the past few thousand years is one that still fascinates us today. Today’s Family First Site pays a visit to the British Museum, which features a state-of-the-art website that helps to explain that society and some of the day-to-day activities that occurred then.
I remember about an email that I recieved a few years ago. It said I had just qualified for $1000.00 prize from Microsoft, courtesy of Bill Gates. All I had to do was send in a credit card number and an expiration date. In the back of my mind, I heard a little voice that…
Over the past few days Family Site of the Day has visited websites of our Presidents. Every President since Herbert Hoover has established a library, and they are a great resource to learn about not only the man, but also the history of our country. But not every President has a library, but that does…
A few bricks shy of a load. Half a bubble off plumb. Lights on, nobody’s home. His elevator doesn’t stop on all the floors. Those are a few terms to descibe or excuse off beat or unusual actions in our society. Sometimes that behavior or activities get publicity and into the papers or on the…
Today’s Family First site is one that was 37 years in the making. Actually, the subject of tonight’s site was that long in the making. Finally, after years or rumor, hype, speculation, and various other urban myths, “Smile” has finally seen the light of day. Read on and you will see what I mean.