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The
2nd Sight Research Reader's & Writer's Resource Project began as four Yahoo! groups in 1999. This magazine began its existence
on Tripod in 2000.
In the interest of maximizing opportunities for ultracrepidarianism, we've broken down our interests into these sections:
2nd Sight Magazine: world issues, history;
Cat Tales: oddities, fiction, book & entertainment reviews, humor;
Draíocht: spirit food; religion, folklore;
Criminal Minds: crime, law enforcement, criminal justice, prevention, rehabilitation;
Art Along the Path of Life: artishness;
Ask Aunt Granny Cat: questions answered by a semi-professional amateur ultracrepidarian.
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