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  1. Spiritual

    1. Google Directories - directory.google.com/Top/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity 
         Top/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity/Denominations/Catholicism 
    2. About Directories - catholicism.about.com/religion/catholicism
         Religious Education - catholicism.about.com/religion/catholicism/cs/religioused/index.htm   
    3. Go Directories - www.go.com/WebDir/Family/Spirituality_and_religion/Christianity  
         Catholicism - www.go.com/WebDir/Catholicism   
    4. Yahoo Directories - dir.yahoo.com/Society_and_Culture/Religion_and_Spirituality/
           Faiths_and_Practices/Christianity

           Faiths_and_Practices/Christianity/Denominations_and_Sects/Catholic
    5. Passionists - www.passionists.org - Passionist Spiritual Center, 5801 Palisade Avenue, Riverdale, NY, 10471, Phone 718-549-6500

    6. StHelen - www.sthelen.org - Sandy Pepitone DRE

    7. US Conference of Catholic Bishops - www.usccb.org - Catechism - www.usccb.org/catechism 

  2. Humor

    1. Dilbert - www.unitedmedia.com/comics/dilbert 
    2. Aha Jokes - www.ahajokes.com 
    3. humor.about.com/entertainment/humor/
    4. christianhumor.about.com/entertainment/christianhumor/
    5. www.workjoke.com
  3. Travel

    1. Lower Manhattan Info - www.lowermanhattan.info
                River to River Festival - www.rivertorivernyc.com
                Museums of Lower Manhattan - www.museumsoflowermanhattan.org
                Skyscraper - www.skyscraper.org - VIVA - nice 3D map
                Fraunces Tavern - www.frauncestavernmuseum.org      Fraunces Menu
    2. Chelsea Market - www.chelseamarket.com - between 15th and 16th Streets and 9th and 10th Avenues, Hours: Weekdays 8 am to 8 PM*, Weekend 10 am to 8 PM* , *check individual stores.
    3. NYC Parks - www.nycgovparks.org
               www.nycgovparks.org/sub_things_to_do/upcoming_events/events_search.php - search date, borough, must see, movies & theater,
               FortTottenParks - www.forttottenparks.org
    4. New York Hall of Science - www.nyhallsci.org 
    5. New York Botanical Garden - www.nybg.org 
    6. Westbury Music Fair - www.musicfair.com 
    7. Outdoor Concerts
      1. Nassau County - www.nassaucountyny.gov 
        http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/website/EN/arts+culture/ - links
        http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/Parks/ - links to parks, museums, concerts
        http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/Parks/2008SummerSchedule.html
        Harry Chapin Lakeside Theatre at Eisenhower Park, 516-572-0200, 572-0348, 572-0355 after 7pm to confirm performance.
      2. Town of Oyster Bay - www.oysterbaytown.com - "Music under the Stars" 2008 concerts
                  http://www.oysterbaytown.com/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={   }&DE={   } 
      3. Town of North Hempstead - www.northhempstead.com
        2006 Concerts - http://www.northhempstead.com/content/4685/4705/default.aspx
        Bar Beach, West Shore Rd., Port Washington, (516) 767-4626,
        Mary Jane Davies Green, Plandome Rd., Manhasset, (516) 327-3110 All shows are Monday nights at 7:30 p.m.
        Clark Botanic Garden, I. U. Willets Rd., Albertson, (516) 484-8601 or 327-3110 All shows are Tuesday nights at 7:00 p.m.
        Clinton G. Martin Park, New Hyde Park Road and Marcus Avenue, New Hyde Park, (516) 327-3144. Shows are Friday nights at 7:00 p.m.,
        Manorhaven Beach Park, Manorhaven Blvd., (Manorhaven), Port Washington, (516) 767-4618. Shows are Friday nights as marked
      4. Port Washington - www.antonnews.com/portwashingtonnews/calendar - usually Fridays, 8:15 p.m. at John Philip Sousa Memorial Bandshell, Sunset Park. Parking on the Town Dock or Shore Rd. parking lot. Bring a chair. Free admission.
      5. Jones Beach - www.jonesbeachevents.com/calendar.htm - free concerts at Boardwalk Band Shell, located at Field 4.
      6. Morgan Park - www.morganparkmusic.org/schedule.php - in Glen Cove
      7. Clark Botanic Gardens - www.clarkbotanic.org - Free Summer Concerts, Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. (raindate that Thursday), 193 I. U. Willets Rd, Albertson, NY 11507, 516.484.8600.
      8. About - Long Island - longisland.about.com -
        Concerts - http://longisland.about.com/cs/seasonalevents/a/summer_concerts.htm
      9. Explore LI - www.exploreli.com - concerts, has link for fireworks
      10. NorthShorePops - www.northshorepops.org - plays PtWash 2008June27, Clark Botanic Gardens 2008July8
      11. www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/parks/WhereToGo/museums/central_nass_museum/old_bethpage_rest.html - Old Bethpage Brass Band - Sundays, 2008Jun8, 22, Jul6, Aug24
      12. Poppenhusen Institute - www.poppenhuseninstitute.org - concerts in Mac Neil Park, Sundays 6pm.  2008Jul6 Old Bethpage Brass Band, Jul20, 27, Aug3
      13. Plaza Theatrical - www.plazatheatrical.com - produce free musicals in various parks.  See website for schedule.
      14. New Hyde Park - www.antonnews.com/illustratednews/calendar
      15. Floral Park - www.fpvillage.org - click Events Calendar
      16. Nassau Pops Symphony Orchestra - www.npso.org
      17. Long Island Philharmonic - www.liphilharmonic.com
      18. Dean Karahalis - www.deankarahalis.com - "Concert Pops" Orchestra - 2008Jul5 Chapin
      19. Town of Oyster Bay - www.oysterbaytown.com - "Music under the Stars" concerts
      20. Old Westbury Gardens - www.oldwestburygardens.org/Program Events/picnic_pops_07.html - Wednesdays, gates open 5:00 pm, dance lessons at 6:30, with concert at 7:00, $10 admission.
      21. Carlyle at Bethpage - www.carlyleatbethpage.com - Wednesdays, 8:30pm to midnight, $12 cover
    8. NY State Parks - nysparks.state.ny.us
      1. Jones Beach - nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.asp?parkID=46
              Jones Beach - www.jonesbeachevents.com - Calendar - www.jonesbeachevents.com/calendar.htm - concerts at Boardwalk Band Shell
    9. The Franklin Institute Science Museum - www.fi.edu 
    10. The Smithsonian Institute - www.si.edu 
           Smithsonian Map - www.si.edu/organiza/mallmap.htm
    11. Norwalk, CT
      1. Stew Leonard - www.stewleonards.com
      2. Brew House - www.sonobrewhouse.com
      3. Norwalk Inn - www.norwalkinn.com
    12. Sleigh Rallies
      1. Sullivan County PA - www.visitpa.com/visitpa/visitDetails.do?name=Horse-Drawn+Sleigh+Rally - Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Forksville, PA 18618, (voice) 719-928-9550
      2. Sullivan County PA - www.sullivanpachamber.com/sleighrally.html - 570-946-4160 different from above?
      3. Sullivan County PA - www.questpublish.com/sullivancopa/sleigh.html
      4. Rock Maple Farm - users.ntplx.net/~rmf - 05Jan15, Stafford, CT 06076 - Northeast Conn.
      5. Colonial Carriage - www.colonialcarriage.org - 05Jan16, Stockbridge MA
      6. Cherry Valley Carriage - www.cherryvalleycarriage.com - 2005Feb? - annually on the grounds of the historic Lorenzo Mansion in Cazenovia, New York, ~25 miles SE Syracuse.
      7. Chautauqua - www.tourchautauqua.com  Sleigh Rides at Chautauqua Institution Chautauqua, NY, Sat. & Sun. every Jan. & Feb. through grounds of Victorian Chautauqua Institution. Time: 1pm to 4pm cost: $2 adults, $1 child.  Phone: 716.753.2404, SW Buffalo
      8. Waters Farm in Sutton, Mass. Sleigh rally dates for 2005 are January 30th, sleigh rally on February 6. Sutton is located in south central Massachusetts.
    13. Sleigh Rides
      1. Sleigh Rides - hartford.about.com/od/ctsleighrides
      2. Yahoo Search - sleigh rides - search.yahoo.com/search?p=sleigh+rides+CT
      3. Black Iron Horses - www.blackironhorses.com - Andover, CT 06232, 860-742-9080, East of Hartford
      4. Loon Meadow Farm - loonmeadowfarm.com - sleigh rides, NW corner CT
      5. Flamig Farm - www.flamigfarm.com - sleigh rides, West Simsbury, Connecticut 06092 Tel.: (860) 658-5070, ~20 miles NW Hartford
      6. Wood Acres Farm - www.woodacresfarm.com - Terryville, CT, ~40miles N New Haven, 860-583-8670.
      7. Allegra Farm - www.allegrafarm.com - East Haddam, Connecticut, John Allegra 860-680-5149 860-537-8861, ~25 miles NE New Haven
    14. GrummanPark - www.grummanpark.org - in Claverton
                TomcatSunset - www.tomcat-sunset.org - nice photos
    15. American Air Power Museum - www.americanairpowermuseum.com - Republic Airport, East Farmingdale, NY 11735
  4. Other

    1. GCS Distributing - www.gcsdistributing.com - IT consulting, web design
      Tributes - www.gcsdistributing.com/?pv=tr - page of links to several tributes to those "
      who sacrifice their personal security and conveniences to promote, protect, and defend the freedoms and ideals established by the founding fathers of our great nation." 
      Until Then - one of the tributes

    2. Civil War Center at Louisiana State U - www.cwc.lsu.edu/cwc/other/stats/warcost.htm - US combat deaths for major wars
    3. Iwo Jima - www.iwojima.com - The Land Battle - www.iwojima.com/battle/battlec.htm
      Epilogue - www.iwojima.com/battle/battled.htm - in 36 days of fighting, 6,825 American servicemen were killed.

    4. University of San Diego - World War II Time Line - history.acusd.edu/gen/WW2Timeline/1917-45.html - VE Day, May 8, 1945, VJ Day, Aug 15, 1945

    5. JetMan - www.jet-man.com - single man jet-powered wing
    6. Radio Locator - www.radio-locator.com - radio station search engine 
    7. Mr. Rogers - www.pbs.org/rogers 
    8. Hans Christian Andersen - www.andersen.sdu.dk - in Danish and English
      The Emperor's New Clothes - www.andersen.sdu.dk/vaerk/hersholt/TheEmperorsNewClothes_e.html

    9. Unique Greetings - www.uniquegreetings.net - personalized greeting cards
    10. Happy Day Cards - www.happydaycards.com
    11. Song Lyrics - www.sing365.com
    12. JibJab - www.jibjab.com - has political animation of President Bush and Sen. John Kerry
    13. Scouting
      1. Girl Scouts - www.girlscouts.org   
      2. Boy Scouts - www.scouting.org  
    14. Butterflies
      1. North American Butterfly Association - www.naba.org - create butterfly garden
      2. Monarch Watch - www.monarchwatch.org 
    15. Pruning - www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/hortnews/2000/2-11-2000/prunetime.html
      1. Evergreen Trees - an excellent time to prune spruce and fir is late winter when they are still dormant. Spruce and fir possess side or lateral buds. The pruning cut should be just above a side bud or branch. Pines are pruned in early June to early July when the new growth is in the "candle" stage. Pinching or snapping off one-half to two-thirds of the candle reduces the pine's annual growth.  Unwanted lower branches on all evergreen trees can be removed in late winter.
      2. Deciduous Trees - best time to prune is late winter or early spring (February, March, and early April) before they begin to leaf out. Some trees, such as maples, "bleed" heavily when pruned in late winter or early spring. However, the heavy bleeding doesn't harm the trees. The trees won't bleed to death and the flow of sap will gradually slow and stop.  If possible, avoid pruning deciduous trees in the spring as they are leafing out. At this time, the tree's energy reserves are low and the bark "slips" or tears easily. Another poor time to prune is during leaf drop in the fall.
      3. Deciduous Shrubs - spring-flowering shrubs bloom in the spring on the growth of the previous season. Two widely planted examples are lilac and forsythia. The proper time to prune spring-flowering shrubs is determined by their condition. Old, neglected shrubs require extensive pruning to rejuvenate. The best time to rejuvenate is late winter or early spring (mid-February to early April) before the plants begin to leaf out. While heavy pruning in late winter or early spring will reduce or eliminate the flower display for a few years, the restoration of a healthy, vigorous shrub is more important. If spring-flowering shrubs need only light pruning, prune them immediately after blooming. Pruning immediately after bloom allows the gardener to enjoy the spring flower display and gives the shrubs adequate time to initiate new flower buds for next season.
    16. WebMail for patlyons.com - webmail.web.com
    17. Ranks - www.ranks.com - ranks top websites by category
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