Details of a dissertation research project. Includes photos.

Online resource for multispecies anglers in the Great Lakes region.

…nverted to Christianity and thus became participants in the great work of civilization.…

Includes a historical sketch of what may possibly have been the world's largest Bronze Age copper mining complex.

Reviewed by Bryn Williams [4.5/5]. "It looks and sounds great, and improves upon the original title in pretty much every way." Includes screen shots and gameplay movies.

Press releases, statistics, player highlights and championships.

Describes how Irish Catholics and Protestants combined efforts to build a monument to the Irish fallen of the Great War at Messines, Belgium.

Restaurant serving Chinese cuisine. Includes a menu and directions.

1799-1850, French novelist. Balzac ranks among the great masters of the novel.

Offers music, food, and activities. Includes a daily schedule, ticket information, a map and directions. Located in Monticello.

Lessons in basic sailing and coastal cruising. Private sailing lessons, charters, rentals and sunset cruises are also available.

Dedicated to walking in the wild areas of Britain, including Snowdon, Scafell Pike, Cadair Idris, and others.

Dearborn, Georgia. Topical articles and devotions.

For fans dedicated to great and not so great Chelsea Left Backs. Also contains a section on badges, photographs from 1987 onwards and a page with footballing rants.

Short Biography from a site devoted to The Great War.

Describes models, features, specifications, factory virtual tour, and contacts.

Offering food, a relaxed atmosphere, four large-screen TVs tuned to your favorite sports, a great selection of beers, and an outdoor patio right on Great Bay Beach.

Some great tube history and data!

Specialises in paintings, drawings, and sculpture by artists from around Britain. Includes details of previous and current exhibitions. Located in Glasgow.

Jonah Bayer's review: "...while Smith has penned dozens of great songs, 'From a Basement on the Hill' is truly, and tragically, his first great album."