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  • Wikipedia: Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here

    Ladeeees and genetlemen…. Introducing FamilyFirst’s First Wikipedia Pick! Wikipedia is the 200 lb. gorilla on the web. Reviled by some, praised by many, many more, its nicely represents the summation of human knowledge. It’s chock full of articles, but anything you find here (especially anything controversial) should be taken with a grain or two of…

  • Noah’s Pals

    The account of Noah and his ark is one that transcends culture itself. Most ancient societies have legends about an earthwide flood being survived by a small number of humans and animals in a vessel. Makes you think, doesn’t it? Today’s FamilyFirst site is a tribute to Noah and the animals he carried aboard his…

  • Eric Burdon

    It’s amazing how many FamilyFirst picks are (a) musical in nature and (b) influenced by what I happen to be listening to at the time. Today, driving home from work, I was blasting a best-of by The Animals. As I listened to the music, it struck me as amazing that the incredible bluesy rock and…

  • Here Lies ZoZa.com

    Ah, the high-flying dot-com days. Who can forget them? Those high-rolling years from about 1997 through 2001 were a time of hysterical money spending as company after company grabbed up domains and set up websites. Then came the crash. Today’s FamilyFirst site is a bittersweet account of one such business who was a victim of…

  • Eurobad ’74

    Ah, the 70’s. What an era. It started with Vietnam war protests at a high volume, and ended with the death of disco. In the meantime, we wore polyester, bought avocado-green appliances, and ate fondue. Today’s FamilyFirst site is a tribute to the absolutely horrible chances we took decorating our homes, specifically those in Europe….

  • The Simpson’s Archive

    One of the longest running television shows is one that has become an American icon. They have been on for so long that a person would need a book or something to keep all the details about the show straight. Hey, they do have a book! DOH! Anyway, today’s Family First site can help show…

  • Badge 714

    Several weeks ago, one of our cable channels ran a weekend marathon of one of the most famous television shows of all time. It has become an example of film noir translated to the television screen, as well as a look at what our society was like in the 1950’s and 1960’s. I found a…