While trying to make sense of some of what I saw out the window while flying from Los Angeles to Boston yesterday, I ran across Physical Geography of the U.S., an online summary of its subject that is so deep, interesting, well-written and well-sourced that it is hard not to keep reading it, and to follow its many links.
And it is not alone. It is one subject among seventeen at Bob Parvin’s Website, which is dedicated to literacies that range from the celestial to the household. Here they are:
Tutoring for Mastery of Reading and Writing and Arithmetic
Tutoring English Grammar and Composition
Physical Geography of the U.S.
Islam: One American’s Findings
DNA: Life’s Common Denominator
Nutrition: What should we eat?
Tips for No-Knead Bread Baked in a Pot
Links to Video Performances of Great Arias
The Home Library, an electronic home reference library
Recollections of an Old Farm Boy
I’ve had a few minutes more than the rest of you to explore all this, but what I’ve seen so far is just as engaging as the first item I found.
So, see what you think. I suggest starting with the last item.
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