P-ish & NP-ish Fwd: Yahoo!'s Picks of the Week (January 7, 2000)

[Doug Millison]

URLs with various degrees of Pynchonian of P-list interest:

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>Subject: Yahoo!'s Picks of the Week (January 7, 2000)
>Status:  U
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>Aeclectic Tarot
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>	http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/
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>The tarot deck consists of 78 symbolic picture cards -- 22 known
>as the major arcana and 4 suits of 14 cards, the minor arcana --
>that are "used for divination, meditation, self-improvement,
>spiritual purposes, card games...." If you're new to tarot or to
>this elegant resource, start with the FAQ, then browse through the
>gallery of more than 250 diverse decks. You'll find reviews, images,
>and ordering information for traditional favorites like the
>Rider-Waite and Aleister Crowley cards, as well as distinctive
>decks with Arthurian, dragon, and goddess themes.
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>Stephen's Guide to the Logical Fallacies
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>	http://www.datanation.com/fallacies/
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>Straw Men falling down Slippery Slopes may sound like a Wizard of
>Oz site, but Stephen's Guide to the Logical Fallacies is in fact
>a trenchant analysis of classic argumentative "fake outs." You know
>-- the kind of logical points that seem to make sense but are in
>fact total bunk. Your parents probably introduced you to the classic
>False Dilemma ("Brush your teeth or comb your hair, junior."). You
>may also be familiar with the aforementioned slippery slope ("First
>they take our sling shots, then they take our submachine guns!"),
>or the last-ditch ad hominem attack ("What do you know, you're just
>a pampered ivy-league fratboy!"). You'll find plenty of other tips
>and tricks here.
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>Cinema Diabolico
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>	http://www.onr.com/user/doggz/gallery.htm
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>Vengeful Aztec mummies, masked marauders, vampires, luridly colored
>demons, and the resplendent superhero El Santo highlight this
>devilish collection of Mexican movie theater art from the 1950s
>and '60s. The gallery of scanned U.S. and Mexican B-grade movie
>posters is a bestiary of sci-fi, horror, and shock-shlock: A is
>for Abominable, B is for Brain Eaters, and of course, Z is for
>Zombie. Now, if only we could download the trailers.
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>010101: Art in Technological Times - SFMOMA charts the development
>of art in the digital age.
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>	http://010101.sfmoma.org/
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>AnimeFu - from Tenchi to Dragon Ball Z and every Ranma in
>between.
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>	http://www.animefu.com/
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>CollegeValues.org - adding some character to college life.
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>	http://www.collegevalues.org
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