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Oceanography
This site is geared toward students and teachers, but everyone can appreciate its design and educational information. Read the current research and learn about ocean life, waves, tides and currents, coral reefs and estuaries.

All The Tests
IQ tests, personality tests, career tests, knowledge tests, relationship tests and fun tests, such as How much of a nerd are you? Are You Psychic? Are you a death row serial killer? and lots more tests of all kinds are available online at All the Tests.com.

Money Money Money
Money not only changes hands, it changes appearance. The American Currency exhibit, created by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, shows how closely tied our history is to our currency.

National Gardening Association
It's Springtime, so get out there and garden! For help and inspiration, check out the web site of the National Gardening Association. Whether your specialty is flowers, houseplants, composting, greenhouses, landscaping or a few tomato plants in the back yard, this site has extensive resources for gardeners of all levels, including regional reports, how-to projects, gardening with kids, an events calendar, message boards and more.

Nutri-facts.com
If you're concerned about a healthy diet or just curious about what's really in your drive-thru lunch, visit Nutri-facts.com. Search for fat, calorie and nutrition information on thousands of foods in more than 20 different categories. This site contains articles about food safety and news, tools to help you determine if you are overweight, and diets to follow if you are.

History House
This isn't the history you learned in school. Forget what your eighth-grade textbook said—what were historical figures really like, and how was life lived in times long past? This site sets the story straight with amusing and fact-filled articles that offer a new twist on the old names, dates and places of history.

The International Shark Attack File
is a compilation of all known shark attacks—and more. It provides lots of information about how, why and where sharks are most likely to perceive you as a canape. More than 3,200 individual investigations are in the File, covering the period from mid-1500's to the present. The site is administered by the Florida Museum of Natural History and the American Elasmobranch Society, a professional organization of international workers studying sharks, skates and rays. According to the site, Florida, with 439 shark attacks since 1670, leads all states, and California, with 110, is second. You might be surprised to learn that Texas has recorded more shark attacks than New Jersey (26 to 16) but New Jersey has logged more fatalities (5 to 3).

Lemon Law America
If you have a defective vehicle or product, this site will tell you what your state's lemon statutes are. In addition, it outlines the steps necessary to rid yourself of your lemon's sour taste. Lemon tips and lemon links are offered to prevent you from getting stuck in the first place.

Museumnetwork.com
Through Museumnetwork.com, you can visit museums and other cultural institutions throughout the world. Take a virtual tour, make a purchase in the museum shop, or sign up for a free monthly newsletter tailored to your favorite museum categories—Art and Design, Food, Fashion, Film and Music, History, Kids, Science and Nature.

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