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For the funniest jokes on politics,
If you like crosswords, or even
if you don't, you've got to try
The 37th Amendment Check out this legal thriller set in 2056, forty years after the 37th Amendment has removed "due process of law" from the U.S. Constitution. Includes an appendix on "How the First Amendment Came to Protect Topless Dancing." Fun for fans of Raoul Berger, and you know who you are.
Occasional columns by the author of
Investment advice for lottery winners. Actually, very good advice.
A blog on news and events by Susan Shelley, author of
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The premier comedy club in Los Angeles is a good place to catch Argus Hamilton, live on stage. Visit their web site or call (323) 650-6268 for information and show times.
If you're reading The 37th Amendment, take a look at this car.
Visit our pals in Oklahoma City.
Visit Refdesk.com to look up absolutely anything. The place to go when you hear yourself say, "I wonder if I could find that on the Internet."
Read one of America's best sports columnists, every day in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Don't miss Dave Fisher's complete guide to puzzles available on the Internet.
Visit our friends Daniel and Liz in Durham, North Carolina, at www.shmater.com for funny stuff aimed especially at kids.
Nothing beats Google when you're seeking the answer. Much faster than climbing up a mountain in Tibet to ask a meditating monk, plus you don't have to change your shoes.
A great database of information on newspapers across the country and around the world.
The Internet Movie Database is a comprehensive guide to every movie ever made. Search for a film by title or look up an actor for a complete list of credits. Goes all the way back to the silents. Includes some television movies and shows, too.
Visit your tax dollars at work. Amazing collections of audio recordings, video clips and documents from American history, including sheet music and baseball cards. Click here to go straight to the list of collections.
Art.com is a fun place to shop for framed or unframed posters and prints.
If you like Art.com, you'll also like Artselect.com
Incredible items, including Soviet propaganda posters, for Cold War collectors at Sovietski.com.
Memorabilia, books and nostalgic metal signs at TimesPast. Great for car collectors.
If you haven't seen the Archie McPhee catalog, don't say we didn't warn you.
We have the best luck with BarnesandNoble.com. A great search engine and database if you're looking for books on a topic without knowing authors or titles. Check Amazon.com, too, for an ever-growing inventory of used books from sellers all over the country.
Other good sources for used books are Alibris.com and ABEbooks.com. If you're very patient, you can get incredible bargains on out-of-print books at eBay.com and Half.com.
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