Source # 4- Pop Culturist: James Lilek's site on 20th Century American food and eating- http://www.lileks.com/institute/gallery/spec.html

I didn't learn a thing from this site! But it was very entertaining! This site was so funny I shared it with my sister and niece in New   Jersey who were on line while I was doing my research. One of the recipes shared on this site called for smoker's phlegm, which the author also refers to as "Uncle Hank's Lucky sauce." He warns several times throughout the cook book portion of the site not to eat the vegetables; which, I must agree, looked inedible any way. In his biography the author reveals his true identity as a columnist for the Star Tribune, husband, and father of a baby girl he has labeled  "The Gnat." The site also offers a link to Amazon.com where you can purchase this and his other books on 20th Century advertisements and art.

For more delicious recipies click here!

Source # 5- Faked Moon Landings - http://www.batesmotel.8m.com

Although the author made some good points, he did not have any links to, or mention any hard proof to support his claim. The site has not been updated since January 26, 1999; and the author was a senior in high school when he created the site. I would not use this site for research because there just isn't enough validity to it to support his claims.

Source # 6- Was the Moon Landing a Hoax?  http://www.dc8p.com/html/moonhoax.html

Although not fitting for research on moon landings, this site was also funny. The fabricated pics and sound effects let me know quickly that it was not for real. The home page to this site links to more gags,

games, and things to email to your buddies.

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