RESOURCES: For some still-images of Gemini 3, here's the appropriate NASA page. And for those wanting to know when Asteroid 4581 Asclepius will visit again, here's a cool JPL Javascript plot.

RESOURCES: For more about Canadian broadcaster Foster Hewitt, including media files, here's his presence on the CBC Archives Site. For more information about the Invitation Tournament that became The Masters, here's the Masters Timeline Page.

RESOURCES: For more about the life and accomplishments of Charles Lindbergh, here's a site that carries his name. And for more about the Selma marches, here's a PBS page on the topic.

RESOURCES: For more information about musher Libby Riddles, there's no better place than LibbyRiddles.com, and to learn more about the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, visit the official Iditarod site. For more about Big Bird, here's his exhaustive Wikipedia article.

RESOURCES: Here's the story of the Capistrano Swallows at Mission San Juan Capistrano, here's where you can listen to a number of Amos 'n' Andy radio shows, and here's some information about the life of comedian Moms Mabley.

RESOURCES: Here's a Brief History of Pi at this Exploratorium page, and here's a not-so-brief History of the Potato Chip at this Central Connecticut State U. Dept. of Geography page. As for the Cotton Gin, here's the Gin's page at the Eli Whitney Museum and here's the USDA Specs page.

RESOURCES: For a peek at Tennessee's 1925 Butler Act, here it is on this UMKC Law page. For those wanting to play the "wouldda shouldda" game, here's the Microsoft IPO calculator (.xls file will download). Go ahead. See what a couple hundred bucks in '86 would have gotten you today!

RESOURCES: Here's the official site of the FDR Presidential Library and Museum, and on a different site here's where you'll find the transcripts of FDR's Fireside Chats, all of them. To learn more about Juliette "Daisy" Gordon Low, here's her page at the New Georgia Encyclopedia.

RESOURCES: Regarding Edward R. Murrow's See It Now, there's more information about the program at this Museum of Broadcast Communications page. To see the closing two minutes of Murrow's March 9, 1954, Report on Senator McCarthy, visit this YouTube page, and for a complete transcript of the broadcast, visit this UC Berkeley page.

RESOURCES: Here's a brief History of the Fillmore East. To learn more about the initial airings of the radio version of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, here's the Wikipedia article on the topic.

RESOURCES: Images from Selma, Alabama, in March of 1965 can be found at this Civil Rights Veterans page. For more information about Roald Amundsen at the South Pole, visit this South-Pole.com page.

RESOURCE:For more information about The March of Time, the CBS Radio series, visit this Radio Days page.

RESOURCES: The complete text of Churchill's Iron Curtain speech (officially, the Sinews of Peace speech) is at this About.com page. If you'd like to learn more about singer-songwriter Paul Evans, PaulEvans.com is a fine place to start.

RESOURCES: Regarding Compact Discs, visit this Philips page to learn about its development, and this CED Magic page to see the first commercially available player.

RESOURCE: To learn more about the business and political sides of FM radio in the 1940s (and beyond), check out this fine Wikipedia article on the topic.