CeramicsWeb also contains pointers to articles on ceramics, electron microscope photographs of clay, ceramics software, and links to other ceramics and arts related sites. Practicing physical therapists, students of physical therapy, and those interested in physical therapy and related fields are encouraged to subscribe and participate. The list is not moderated. At this site, interested Internauts can find a combination of articles and web resources on travel, sports, news, science, history, people, government, the arts, and other topics, as they relate to the British Isles. It is easy and fun to read, and spares the graphics for those with slow connections.
Future issues promise to incorporate streaming video and audio, movie clips, and animations.
BIM is a marvelous site for Anglophiles who want to keep up on all things British. About the only thing missing at present is an organized complete archive of past issues. This collection of pointers to FAQ sites currently lists 28 categories, arranged in alphabetical order in a framed box on the side of the browser window. Within each category users will find dozens of FAQ collections, browsable from within the framed interface of the FAQ Finder. One expects to find Internet and computer FAQs in a collection like this, but here users will also find FAQ collections on animals, art and music, personal finance, health, and other topics.