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Playing the music of Africa and the African Diaspora, Chondo offers 17 streaming-audio channels and a breathtaking assortment of artists.

http://chondo.net/index.jsp

History

World War I happened nearly 90 years ago, and this site has personal reminiscences, images, government papers and more documenting the long-ago Great War.

www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/wwi

News and politics

Most politicos can be connected by many fewer than the legendary six degrees of separation. This site’s working to make those connections manifest.

www.politicalfriendster.com/index.php

Reference

This site hosts a quick-lookup encyclopedia, multidictionary search, a collection of full-text e-books, a translation tool, a dream atlas and a thesaurus lookup.

www.wordiq.com

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