Continued from Part One, we proudly present Part Deux of Yahoo!'s Picks of the Year. (Coming next week: The Best of the Millennium!)

• MediaGossip.Com - Jim Romenesko reports on the reporters. (Featured June 14)
• Messy Gourmet - putting the fun back into cooking with experimental (and accidental) recipes, gadget reviews, and helpful hints. (Featured May 24)
• New York Times Magazine: The Times Capsule - articles and artifacts that document the century and the millennium. (Featured April 26)
• NewsMaps - news stories and discussion forums are mapped by topic onto a visual landscape. (Featured April 19)
• NOVA: Decoding Nazi Secrets - learn how the Allies cracked the codes produced by the supposedly impenetrable Enigma machine. (Featured November 15)
• Online Exhibit Hall - view historical documents and listen to audio of pivotal events from America's past, presented by the U.S. National Archives. (Featured July 12)
• Origins of American Animation - from the Library of Congress comes a collection of films and fragments, including clay, puppet, and cut-out animation. (Featured May 3)
• The People's Photos - an archive of snapshots found on the street by everyday people. (Featured July 12)
• Red's Curse - listen to and learn about the Tube Bar recording, the world's most famous crank call. (Featured January 25)
• Rivertrout.com - a library of letters dedicated to the art of literary correspondence. (Featured October 4)
• The Savvy Traveler - Rudy Maxa and the folks at Public Radio International provide advice and essays about the world of travel. (Featured March 22)
• SETI@home - harnessing the spare time of hundreds of thousands of Internet-connected computers to help search for extraterrestrial intelligence. (Featured June 14)
• Smile and Act Nice - "in girls we trust," a magazine about sex, food, news, home, and life. (Featured April 12)
• snapcity - documenting life in San Francisco, New York, and places in between with black-and-white photographs and color Polaroids. (Featured July 12)
• Stories of the Dreaming - narratives from the cultures of indigenous Australians, in colorful text, audio, and video. (Featured April 19)
• Superbad - beautiful design, cryptic content, and general uselessness. (Featured February 1)
• Timothy McSweeney's Internet Tendency - "a journal created by nervous people in relative obscurity." (Featured January 18)
• Unclaimed Baggage Center - lost treasures from around the world, yours for the asking. (Featured March 22)
• VAGUEpolitix - raw, exciting political material explored through a variety of voices. (Featured June 21)
• The War Diaries - a video and written diary by a Serbian independent filmmaker in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. (Featured April 19)
• The Whitney Museum's American Century - exploring 100 years of art and culture in the United States. (Featured May 3)
• Wildbrain.com - a digital drive-in featuring games, animation, and cartoons on demand. (Featured December 13)
• Wonders of the African World with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. - companion to the PBS series that tells the stories of proud lands filled with great civilizations. (Featured November 1)
• Your Nation - discover how different the world really is. (Featured May 31)

Thanks for reading! Happy holidays ... and, as always, see you here next week.