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Mon., Oct. 11, 2004

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Arts and culture

PBS comes through again with a site commemorating the 1973 documentary of the concert known as the Black Woodstock. “Wattstax Radio” is a streaming-audio standout.

www.pbs.org/pov/pov2004

/wattstax

Entertainment

This site collects hundreds of recordings of radio broadcasts whose copyrights have expired and offers them for your MP3 listening pleasure.

http://radiolovers.com

History

Death masks are considered the “truest” possible representation of how a person looked. You’ll be amazed at how real these masks make history’s figures seem.

http://thanatos.net/deathmasks

Kids

Go beyond the usual bunnies and sharks and learn how to make some hand shadows on the wall.

www.gutenberg.net/dirs

/1/2/9/6/12962/12962-h

/12962-h.htm

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