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January 30, 2008

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Cat Videos Hall of Fame

Whether you love cats, or hate 'em, you have to respect them. Cat's don't give a hoot. They are oblivious to the vastly inferior humans who keep them, or should I say, are PRIVILEGED to host them. Well, it turns... Read the story »

May 06, 2007

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KaBOOM!

Hey, it's time to head to the playground! Today's FamilyFirst site is called KaBOOM! Their vision is a great place to play within walking distance of every child in America. With summer right around the corner, kids are getting ready... Read the story »

April 24, 2007

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21st Century Family Camping

Well, the weather is warming up, the birds are singing, the sky is blue, and the nights are clear and starry. Time to go camping! Today's FamilyFirst pick is a camping resource site. Through entertaining and instructional videos, camping tips... Read the story »

April 11, 2007

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10 Most Magnificent Trees in the World

I love trees. That is, I love MOST trees. I'm not a fan of trees that grow too fast and spend most of the year shedding leaves and/or fruit (read: the three massive sycamores I had in my back yard... Read the story »

June 18, 2006

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American Museum of Fly Fishing

Man has fished since earliest antiquity. And while all forms of sport fishing are beautiful in their own right, none is as elegant, challenging, and artistic as fly fishing. Today's FamilyFirst pick is the online presence of the American Museum... Read the story »

December 12, 2005

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Recreation.gov

Today's FamilyFirst site is an amazing resource for anyone looking for recreation on our millions of acres of publicly-owned lands. These lands belong to the American people. They are ours to use! They are also available to visitors from other... Read the story »

November 26, 2005

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OnTheSnow.com

Today, FamilyFirst concentrates on whooshing down a mountainside on a pair or fiberglass rails. That's right, it's winter, and skiing rules! Our pick today is called OnTheSnow.com. It has everything that the skier needs to plan his trip, travel to... Read the story »

November 07, 2005

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Nordly's Northern Lights

Winter's coming. That means long nights, cold temperatures and (if you live far enough north) the northern lights! Today's FamilyFirst site is Nordly's Northern Lights. It celebrates that phenomenon known as Aurora Borealis. The site is from Norway, so those... Read the story »

October 23, 2005

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Coral Realm

Let’s take a look under the seas today, whaddya say? Today’s FamilyFirst site celebrates life undersea around the coral reefs of the world. It’s called Coral Realm, and it will dazzle you with beautiful photos and facts about sharks, rays,... Read the story »

September 16, 2005

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Snoopy.com

He has been around for many, many years. He has assumed many identities, from beatnik to WWI flying ace to member of the French Foreign Legion. Before you think we are talking about James Bond, I must mention that... Read the story »

September 15, 2005

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Museum of Fred.com

What attracted me to today's Family First Site at first was the title. It sounded kinda cool. But now that I have visited the site, and spent more and more time exploring it, it grew on me. Hopefully you... Read the story »

September 14, 2005

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The Glenn Miller Orchestra

In the past, we have visited and reviewed sites that were oriented towards younger visitors to cyberspace. Today I have one that the young set can share with their grandparents, and vice versa. It will bring back memories of... Read the story »

September 11, 2005

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It's Howdy Doody Time

The sophistication of children's shows today is mind-boggling. The topics and subject matter are way beyond what the adults of today dealt with, topics that were best left to our parents. Today's Family First Site looks at a site... Read the story »

September 06, 2005

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the free iPod book & back to school guide

It is fall again, the traditional time for students to pick up their books and head back to school. When I was a student books were in paper format, with covers and bindings, and margins you could write in.... Read the story »

September 05, 2005

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American Civil War Game Club

One of the passions I have had over the years is playing strategic games. In my youth it was board games, such as Gettysburg from Avalon Hill among others. When computers first started maturing, these types of games became... Read the story »

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