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ARCHIVE - June 2004
Tue, 01
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Just upload a photo from your hard drive or the Internet and shoot at it, simple and strangely satisfying.
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Wed, 02
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Like the Oscars for the Internet, the Webby Awards celebrates the best of the web and in doing so brings together some of the best links around in it's nomination page.
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Thu, 03
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Based in Weston Airport, Leixlip, The National Flight Centre is Ireland?s largest and leading fixed wing flight training facility. They have been successfully training people to fly privately & commercially for over 25 years. Well worth a browse!
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Fri, 04
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Looking for you political love match? Then look no further than Liberal Hearts. Like minded people with like minded feelings.
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Sat, 05
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Find your perfect republican. Looking for the love of your life who has your political beliefs - Look no further!
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Sun, 06
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The 60th anniversary of D-day on Sunday is a fine time to visit BBC1's excellent WW2 People's War site. The Beeb has created an archive of recollections, photography and poetry submitted by veterans and their families. It's not too late to contribute a story, nor do you have to be an ex-serviceman to do so. The site says it is keen to hear from civilians and relatives who remember stories told to them by the war generation. Not the most historically accurate, but it is a rewarding resource for anyone desiring a more intimate history.
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Mon, 07
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The 1,000-odd pages of Ulysses, one of the most challenging and controversial novels of all time, follows the compassionate and sensitive Leopold Bloom on his travels across the city on June 16, 1904. For decades, Dubliners have taken to the streets, often in period costume, to celebrate the festival known as Bloomsday.
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Tue, 08
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Medictra.com is an interactive healthcare service where you share information about various different conditions with fellow members. The site includes a gizmo that breaks down your diet into nutritional values. Enter your exercise routine and it also tells you how much more (or less) you have to do.
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Wed, 09
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Find out the nutritional and calorie values of some of the most common foods and drinks.
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Thu, 10
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Homepage of Irish comedian Donal Norton. Donal will be performing in the Edinburgh Comedy Festival this August. A really cool site from one of the most talented comedians around.
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Fri, 11
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Homepage of Mark Andersons Andertoons. A really clever site with loads of free andertoons. Well worth a look!
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Sat, 12
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Euro 2004 begins today with Portugal Vs Greece. This is the official site for Euro 2004 with in-depth articles and match reports from every game.
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Sun, 13
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Football 365's Euro 2004 website with articles on each team and up to date news on the competition.
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Mon, 14
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BBC's version of their own Euro 2004 website. Highly informative website with loads of articles on other teams.
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Tue, 15
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Somebody has finally done it, they've made a map of Springfield from the biggest cartoon of all time - The Simpsons. An interesting yet contradicted map as even the writers themselves (Groening & co) have gone on the record saying that they don't even know what Springfield should look like on a map.
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Wed, 16
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Official website of the late actor and president of the USA Ronald Reagan. A fantastic website charting the history of Ronald Reagan from his teen years through to his acting career and more famously, his presidential career.
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Thu, 17
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Wildlive is for people who get a buzz from wildlife. It brings you closer to the action and puts you in touch with other people who share your interest.
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Fri, 18
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A whole generation grew up with the all-singing, all-dancing king of versatility Roy Castle telling us that all we needed was to co-operate and we could achieve anything, even the record for crushing most eggs with the wrist in a set amount of time. Today's site features a massive amount of these people who have either great skills or just happen to have an enlarged body part.
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Sat, 19
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Keenspot is home to a massive variety of online comics, strips and cartoons which range from the bizarre to the hilarious. There is something for everybody here.
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Sun, 20
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An awe-inspiring database which must contain pretty much everything related to every movie ever made. If it doesn't feature on IMDB it very well may not exist.
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Mon, 21
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You may have noticed an old Jedi Master taking in the sights around Ireland recently and dismissed it either as a fancy dress partygoer or an acute hallucination, but no, it was Yoda himself. I guess everyone needs a holiday sometime.
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Tue, 22
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Strawberries and Cream at the ready, it's that time of year again. From the beep of the cyclops machine to the scarpering of tennis players from rain drenched courts, it's action from the All England Lawn Tennis Club.
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Wed, 23
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Can't keep track of which charity campaign you're supposed to be aware of from one week to the next? Avoid embarrassing oversights by consulting the Count Me In Calendar.
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Thu, 24
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Browse through the contestants of this last years World Beard Championships and be amazed.
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Fri, 25
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Get more out of your free time with less hassle! Meet like-minded people to socialise, network, travel and most of all have fun!
Exciting events organised every 10 days. Check it out and make yourself Smile.
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Sat, 26
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Type in a word and the chicken will do/say it. MADNESS!
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Sun, 27
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The perfect place to check out all those crazy thoghts that you sit down and ponder some times.
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Mon, 28
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Most people wonder at one time or another who in the world has the largest collection of toothpaste. Well, today is the day to finally find out once and for all.
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Tue, 29
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There is a cute site on show at Kiasma art gallery in Helsinki. Pocketsfullofmemories.com features a fascinating database of objects and the memories connected to them.
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Wed, 30
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The Retrofuture is a concept based on a simple question: what happened to all that futuristic stuff which was supposed to change our lives by the year 2000? Stuff like rocket belts, flying cars, food pills and inflatable homes.
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