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Anything But Airplanes Links
This site was most recently updatedFriday, March 03, 2006
Springfield, Illinois related sites are in green. Central Illinois sites in blue
Here are links, which connect to genealogy, arts, and darn near any
other family-content-related web site I've enjoyed visiting. Included are some sites based
at AeroKnow until support levels permit relocating them to a separate web domain.
Arts Links -- Who's who and
what's where. THE site for artists and
friends of artists of all kinds
Brotherhood of Jobs -- Information about the name Job
(rhymes
with probe) and people named Job.
If you know
anyone named Job, let him know about this site.
Citizen Diplomacy -- All citizens of
Springfield, Illinois and the
surrounding area
share a vital mission that reaches across
oceans. Read more
about that mission here.
Coffeehouses of Springfield -- Pictures and
stories of Springfield
coffeehouses
during the mid to late 60s.
Conger Family of North America -- Learn about Maxine Leonard's
epic
work with Conger
family genealogy, the Conger Confab,
hardbound Conger
Family of America history books and news
of what Congers
are doing and where.
Fortunes of Chinese Cookies -- For many years, I have saved and
transcribed every
fortune I have found in Chinese fortune
cookies. What did
those fortunes say? Find out at this page.
The Poems of Job -- But visit anyway. Here I share my
creative pen's poems,
transiting
from bad to verse. Read them and reap.
My Town Miscellaney -- Pictures of my home
town, Springfield, Illinois,
taken on the
ground and from the air. -- This site has been
taken off line until support for my
websites allows the acquisition
of more server space for posting
pictures. To expedite the return
of this page, see the details at the
bottom of my Art Links page.
RF Frequency Productions -- A friend and
supporter is a talented video
producer who
wants to do business with you if are looking for
a
videographer/producer/editor. Visit his site and you will be
impressed!
Slate Magazine - www.slate.com This is the most
urbane, well-written,
cosmopolitan, entertaining dailynews
publication I have encountered
on the Internet. A link to the cosmic
strip Doonesbury is included on the
Slate, and I visit it every
day.There's also a super photographs page and regular
contributions by columnist
extraordinare, former Slate editor Michael Kinsley.
I've made Slate Magazine my
default home page on this computer. Visit one time,
and I wager you will too!
Springfield, Illinois - www.springfield.il.us
The official site of the city
Abraham Lincoln loved. Though of greatest value for locals with questions
about getting potholes
filled and their neighbors' garbage cleaned up. It has
links to neighborhood association and
tourism sites as well.
Springfield Hauntings - www.springfieldhauntings.com
My friend Springfield historian John Winterbauer
conducts scheduled "ghost
tours" of a city rich in ghost lore. Poet Vachel Lindsay's
poem Abraham
Lincoln Walks at Midnight speaks
of the most famous denizen of the darktime in this fair city, but
there are many more, including the
poet. John is well acquainted with the supernatural side of this
city, and his knowledge will
enlighten you as well. Visit the site and schedule a tour. Will you
actually see a ghost? Well, as one
living denizen says, "I wouldn't bet against it."
Writer's Blog -- My continuing life in
Springfield, Illinois, the city of my birth,
will be
determined by my success (or failure) as a writer, a photographer
and
/communicator. To help me focus on the destiny I have determined for
myself, I
have created a daily blog of my activities relating to my chosen profession.
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