Your Family Tree

Looking to search your family tree? Today's site may be of some help. It has a place to start your family tree, plus places to search, collaborate and a learning center. Link in and see what you can find.

www.ancestry.com

Statuary

Looking for some statuary for your garden? Then check out Potteryland. Founded in 1956, when Donald Adams poured a concrete frog in a mold that he learned to make by researching information at the Detroit Public Library. The mold was made in the family kitchen oven. Link in, and see that; 'MI - it ain't just cars!'

http://www.potteryland-online.com/

and don't forget to check out their companion site:

http://www.lightgardendecor.com/

Free Downloadable Games

Here is an article from Preston Gralla, and "PC World" telling about 10 FREE downloadable games. Link in, waste some time, and have some fun.

http://tech.msn.com/downloads/articlepcw.aspx?cp-documentid=20602306&gt1=40000

New York Egg Cream

Ever had a New York Egg Cream????? They are delicious. If you can't find them where you live , and you can't get to NY to try one, then here is a recipe to make them at home. Link in, give it a try and let us know how you like it.

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-New-York-Egg-Cream

Citizenship Test

MSNBC has posted a sampling of questions adapted from Immigration Service's sample questions for US citizenship. Link in, take the test and see how you do.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25461301/?GT1=43001

Worst States for Traffic Tickets

The National Motorists Association ranked all 50 states according to 17 criteria. No surprise to those of us who have driven through the 'Garden State', New Jersey topped the list. Link in and see where your state made the list, and remember to drive safely.

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Insurance/InsureYourCar/Worst-states-for-drivers.aspx#1

Sears Tower

The Sears Tower in Chicago is about to become a new attraction for thrill seekers. Thursday the Sears Tower will open what they are calling the Ledge, and it gives the illusion of standing on air a few feet outside the building, 103 stories off the ground. This article about the new attraction, is from the Chicago Sun-Times and when you link in make sure you click on the photo gallery as there are some awesome pics of this new attraction. Link in and vote; " Would you go out on the Sears Tower's new movable Skydeck observation cubes?" Well, would you????

http://www.suntimes.com/business/roeder/1646642,CST-FIN-roeder01.article#