Welcome to Part Two of our special year-end selection of Weekly Picks, a look at some of the great sites we featured in 1998. Thanks for your support throughout the past year; we're hoping for more of the same as we careen towards the 21st century. Next week we return to our regular programming. Until then, please, take your (year-end) pick(s).

• Mark Twain at Large - a terrific online exhibit of the author's travel papers, from the Bancroft Library of the University of California, Berkeley. (Featured December 14)
• Microsoft Terraserver - Big Brother is watching. Here's the proof. (Featured July 6)
• Name That Candybar - identify a candy bar by looking at its cross section. Is it a Butterfinger? Mars Bar? You decide. (Featured May 11)
• New York Underground - explore the Big Apple's core, thanks to the National Geographic Society. (Featured August 3)
• NYCabbie - a startling collection of photographs and stories from real-life New York cab drivers. (Featured November 23)
• Obsessive Fan Sites - "excess that only the internet can provide." (Featured August 31)
• Online Diary of Mr. Gall's Second Grade Class - cute as cute can be. (Featured January 5)
• Online Surgery - thanks for the mammaries. (Featured December 7)
• Roller Coasters - a detailed look at the ups and downs of everybody's favorite summer escape. (Featured August 10)
• Rolling Stone Radio - let the good times roll, it's an online radio service from Rolling Stone Magazine and RealNetworks. (Featured November 9)
• rotodesign - a veritable compendium of online wackiness from a San Francisco-based graphic designer. (Featured April 6)
• Revealing Things - a look at people, possessions, and culture at the Smithsonian's first exhibit created specifically for the Internet. (Featured March 23)
• Temp 24-7 - dedicated to the wild, wacky, and often depressing world of temporary employment. (Featured January 26)
• The American Museum of Photography - a privately held collection of images from the first 75 years of photography. (Featured October 12)
• The Andy Kaufman Home Page - dedicated to a man who was, among other things, an uncanny Elvis impersonator, world-class conga player, and All-Time World Inter-Gender Wrestling Champion. (Featured July 13)
• The Fabulous Ruins of Detroit - an "Ode to the Motor City" by one who loves it well. (Featured November 2)
• The Bad Fads Museum - where bellbottoms, pet rocks, and dance marathons go to die. (Featured May 4)
• The Flummery Digest - loopy news articles, bizarre office memos, and offbeat interview transcripts; it's an all-inclusive litany of real-life silliness. (Featured April 13)
• The Museum of Bad Art - "art too bad to be ignored." (Featured July 20)
• The Open Diary - an online diary community that invites you to share you every thought and feeling with the world at large. (Featured November 9)
• The Physics of... - Mr. Tom Robinson's Physics classes at Kentridge Senior High School have put together an index of all things physical. From aviation to tennis, they've got it covered. (Featured September 28)
• They Still Draw Pictures - drawings by children during the Spanish Civil War, circa 1938. (Featured June 22)
• ThinkQuest - a site-design contest for students the world over. Source of many terrific picks in 1998, including The Living Africa, Totally Tessellated, Modern Masterworks, and others.
• TV Ultra - there's at least one good show on television every day, and this site will find it for you. (Featured December 21)
• Viewlogy - what happens when grieving goes multimedia. (Featured March 16)
• Voycabulary - an interactive dictionary and thesaurus that lets you check the words of any online document for meaning and definition. (Featured December 14)

There you have it! The year in review. Hope you enjoyed the sites. See you next week.

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