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Mon., Oct. 18, 2004

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Arts and culture

This site compiles photos of art created as part of a 1998 contest in which jewelers were challenged to make something beautiful from cheap aluminum spoons — and largely succeeded.

http://tau.ur.ru/spoon

/eindex.asp

Computing

This fresh site acts as a multifaceted resource for the professional digital photographer and sells books that amateurs can use.

http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com

Home and family

If you’re ready to turn an outer garment into inner peace, check in with this site to see where coats are being collected in your neighborhood — and how you can help to organize a local coat drive.

www.onewarmcoat.org/index.php

News

This FEMA site for kids lists storm names slated for possible use in both the Atlantic and Pacific regions, and gives a full list of those storms that have had their figurative jerseys retired.

www.fema.gov/kids/hunames.htm

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Meta to slash thousands more Bay Area jobs

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Oil prices fall as U.S. and Iran edge closer to agreement