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The Obscure as A Passion
Some examples of sites that would equip a student with either unusual contributions or "shockwave" questions are: Thomas Crapper: A Man, A Plan, A Commode! [ http://www.geocities.com/RodeoDrive/1093... Ancient Law Seminar - Bernard Hibbitts[http://www.law.pitt.edu/hibbitts/ancient... CAUS - Citizens Against UFO Secrecy - home page [http://www.caus.org/] Russia on the Web [http://www.valley.net/~transnat/index.ht... These journeys into the dark forests have yielded a huge crop of research knowledge and access to many of the out of the way venues for research. One of the most helpful search platforms is http://www.beaucoup.com. There are twenty-five hundred search engines available at this site. They are organized into just about every conceivable subset of data search possible. What is even more exciting is that the site introduced me to the new digital search engine technology that responds with incredible accuracy and speed. You must try Fast Search (http://www.alltheweb.com) which can give you thousands of returns in .4 of a second. It is really a humbling experience. Go To Page: 1
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