Mostly meant for use by weather forecasters at radio and TV stations, it has a lot of weatherperson shop talk, but it also contains many good links to various weather information and data, past and present. Despite that, Ebert is enthusiastic and observant and he doesn't make unsupported pronouncements. He always lets you know exactly why he liked or disliked a movie. You can therefore tell whether you'll like it, too, even if you don't share his sometimes peculiar tastes. I guess I was hoping to see transcripts, but there aren't any here.
Patience is a virtue.
And the comic strips look great. This can be fun to browse. Guaranteed to fuel your anger if you believe the media are biased and perverse. For years, Tom Mangan, an accomplished Illinois editor, maintained a list of Web sites hosted by reporters, photographers, journalism teachers, students and others involved in the news biz. And mostly we look at the classified ads and try to figure out whether we should start all over at another paper.