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Contents and format Copyright © (c), (copr) 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 all rights
reserved by TJH Internet SP and Earth Operations Central, with the exception
of publicly-mounted images, whose copyrights are retained by the
originators. Logo Design by Dan Armstrong!
This page by a Californian minces no words. He is very upset with what his hometown has become. You too should be very upset. The people he describes, it seems, are to be your new neighbors. This page will take a while to load as it has a lot of images attached.
Please see The Little Witch. It's a story. It's a very good story. It might explain a lot and remove a lot of misconceptions.
Please see also, in nascent form, Paganism, a local page we're doing to present the world with Paganisms in a friendly light. See also as it grows, Faith which should provide some links to various well-done pages on the many faiths of your Homeworld.
Hepatitis C: An Epidemic for Anyone.Keep MIR Alive! Russian Space Station MIR ("Peace") is scheduled to be de-orbited sometime in 1999. This is a colossal waste of resources. Speak out against this incredible waste, help keep MIR alive!
www.navajoland.com - Your gateway to the Navajo Nation!
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"And Lot was waiting in the gates of the city when the Angels came to Sodom."
You can try to
access the EarthOps Central mirror of
these files.
You never know, there might be something interesting there that
isn't mounted here at ClarkNet. Or maybe
there's nothing of interest at EarthOps. If you want an account at EarthOps
Central, you can E-mail me. It's not a commercial
enterprise, although we do offer some commercial services such as Linux Host installation and configuration.
Earthops.org is underpowered by Slackware Linux. Earthops.org likes
to play around with Scientific Visualization,
with products such as Khoros2.1 and BRL-CAD. Also, see the toolbar to
access the EarthOps Search
Engines.
This page presently exists to provide linkages to a lot of places that might ordinarily be a great many Web-hops away from each other, sort of providing an easy-surfing "tube" in the thrashing waves of the great sea of cyberspace. This image-intensive page is attached to quite a few mostly-text pages (about 200 or so). Most of the links to other pages are listed in the header below.
Cheetah who, if
sentient, would like you to find out
more about him (National Zoo project). Click on the picture of
the world's fastest mammal for more information. So far as I know, the
really quite dog-like cheetah is the world's only readily trainable cat, and
the Hindic subspecies has been used as a royal hunting cat since times
immemorial. They are considered to be one of the few large predators which
will not attack Men.Also endangered, and worthy of our help, is the Gorilla.
Weirdness. Everything weird, from UFOs to
the Nuclear Blast Archives.
NATO Web
Get a copy of the Office of Technology Assessment's Report on the Americans with Disabilities Act and its impact on employment for persons with psychiatric disabilities. It's in a WordPerfect5.1 Zipfile. Lots of good information about disclosure, etc. Or see it as intensely-linked Enhanced HTML!
Also please see the MicroSystems Handiware and MAGic Page. They have some excellent hardware and software products for the disabled, including morse-code alternatives to keyboards, on-screen keyboard emulator, text-to-speech aids, software screen magnification and much more.
If you know of someone with a learning disability, who nonetheless would like to attend college, please see The Landmark College.
United Nations of Earth | Travel
MetaIndex | United States and Canadian Regional
Links | Places Around the World. | The 1996 Internet World's Fair. 
For the "real Washington", please visit the Plausible Reality Extrusion Group.
Want to know what the heck is up with The District of Columbia?
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Washington DC Area, you'll need at least
one.
Here are some short stories, some scary things I wrote when I was into
gothic science fiction. Yes, there is such a thing.
I also have a page dedicated to Weirdness not of my own making.
I hate to admit it, but I am after all a guy and if I wasn't even remotely interested in attractive young women, you'd have to wonder about me. Here ya go, a page listing other people's Pages of Worship for assorted young screen goddesses.
My Lobotomy Scars Are Infected. (a very short story.)
Surely you've heard of the Third World Order?
Mexico's Quiet Invasion. By the Washington Post.
Sad to say, since I stopped posting inflamatory trolls in assorted newsgroups such as dc.general, my site-hits have suffered incredibly. Where I used to move some 600 hits per week of Interlude I, now I'm lucky to get 20 hits a week. The Rohypnol Alert Page is still getting a lot of hits, though, and I expect that a to remain a big-seller so long as that coercive chemical abounds on our streets and in our schools. Also, I get a lot of hits on my Ketamine Page. Insanely, I get a fairly large number of hits on my Washington: Not a Pretty Site (nor sight) Page, and also the HTML version of the Office of Technology Assessment's White-Paper on the ADA and psychiatric disabilities continues to move well.
I am, however, very disappointed that few people seem to visit any of my metaindex pages, which lead to subpages full of links to Business, Computing, Military/Intelligence and Preparedness, many pages on the Sciences, or my fairly huge list of internet sites of interest in North America and abroad. Sadly, as near as I can tell, I am about the only person who ever visits my fairly-extensive page, The Homeworld: Earth. It's absolutely crammed with links to various private and public agencies and groups who do a fantastic job of providing you with whatever you want to know about the world on which you live.
Please give me a reason to keep building this site! Please see one of the sadly-underused pages above. Thanks!
Who the heck is responsible for all of this mess?
This Site Banned By $cientology! Click for more Info.
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