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The Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities launched the Mass Moments project-an electronic almanac of Massachusetts history-on January 1, 2005. Throughout 2005, radio listeners, cable TV viewers, and Internet users enjoyed listening to or reading about events and people in the recorded history of Massachusetts. In 2006, we are using the same 365 stories while we enhance the website for teachers. Visitors to the Mass Moments website [www.massmoments.org] can choose to listen to a one-minute audio spot or read the script, and then explore the story further by reading a background essay and clicking on a primary source document, links to follow, and places to visit. You can also use the timeline to see when a given "moment" occurred and a map to see where it happened. Visitors post comments or questions on the Discussion Board and have the option of being notified when someone responds. You can sign up for a free subscription to eMoments.

Virginia Genealogy: A Guide to Genealogical Resources at the University of Virginia, compiled by Jean L. Cooper, rev. ed. 2005-2009. E-mail: jlc5f at virginia dot edu

These images, selected from the State Library and Archives of Florida's Photographic Collection, date from 1896 to 2005, showing the devastation, tragedy, and triumphs of spirit the state has experienced after enduring so many storms. More than 450 recorded tropical storms and hurricanes have reached Florida's shores since European exploration began.

Founded in 1974, the Preservation Resource Center is the authority on the preservation and restoration of historic homes and neighborhoods in New Orleans. Since August 2005, the PRC has restored over 300 homes with a value of more than $10 million. Five years after Katrina, the PRC is leading the way in sustainable rebuilding.

Buy YouTube Accounts Introduction Registered users can upload, view, and share videos on YouTube for free. The biggest online video website in the world today is YouTube, which was started in 2005. From animal videos to food demonstrations to music videos, you can find films on just about any subject. What Is a YouTube Accounts? Registered users can upload, watch, and share videos on YouTube, which is a free website. The biggest online video website in the planet was established in 2005 and is called YouTube. Anything from animal videos to cookery demonstrations to music videos may be found online. Buy YouTube Accounts You'll need a Google account in order to sign up for a YouTube account. You can open a free Google account if you don't already have one. When you visit YouTube, click the "Sign In" button in the top right-hand corner after creating a Google account. You can then establish a YouTube account from there.

Some suggestions/planning tips to protect your family treasures from disaster.