May 24, 2002

Scientifically speaking

Lest one forget how amazing a feat it was, Lindbergh's flight (which ended in Paris 75 years ago Tuesday) is recounted here. I've seen that airplane; when I think of all the flight hours I've got in its descendants, I can only shake my head. Thinking of a slightly smaller plane? Try this. Speaking of science, here's your chance to search a database of topics compiled by the editors of Science magazine; it's a collection of "interesting science sites" noted over the past four years. Also from the world of science: the top 10 Internet scams are announced, as are nominees for "Best UK Science Book of 2001".

Hey! Another celebrity blog! This one's by Anita Roddick, of Body Shop fame.

Posted by Linkmeister at May 24, 2002 03:58 PM
Comments

Oh...Anita Roddick. That reminds me: I need to add Mango Body Butter to tomorrow's shopping list.

:)

Posted by: Jen at May 24, 2002 05:07 PM

No comment. :)

Posted by: Linkmeister at May 24, 2002 05:23 PM

It's only skin cream, dude. ;)

Posted by: Jen at May 24, 2002 05:32 PM

I didn't think you were toast, Jen. ;)

Posted by: Linkmeister at May 24, 2002 05:45 PM

Linky, I just wrote you three emails, and need to know if you got them. My email is playing head games with me AGAIN! Can you tell by my writing I am more than a little aggravated?!?!

Posted by: Lee at May 25, 2002 04:08 PM

I also meant to say I would check back here (in your comments) for the answer. ARRGH! I'm losing my mind!

Posted by: Lee at May 25, 2002 04:12 PM

Hi, Lee! Yes, I got them. Let's leave all aggravation behind...silly damn alphabet!

Thanks!

Posted by: Linkmeister at May 25, 2002 04:41 PM

Thanks for letting me know, Linky! I swear I'm going to conquer this email issue or die trying!

Posted by: Lee at May 25, 2002 10:30 PM

I love Body Shop stuff! (We don't have one on this island!) Interesting site.

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