My Google searched listed the result i was looking for. When i click
on the link the site is unavialble. When i click the the "cached" link
the site flashes on for a second then goes to copyright.gov and i
can't go back. I need to see what is listed on the link that flashes
before going to copyright.gov.

I assume the site no longer exists but the info is outthere somewhere.

The website is www.angelina-charter.com and i found it by searching
the words angelina beneteau (this result was on page 9 of the results
under header "Angelina"

Although Google's cache of this defunct website no longer functions,
the site has been archived by the Wayback Machine. Not all of the
photos survive, but the text is intact. The Wayback Machine archived
this site only once, on Mar 22, 2004:

Archive of angelina-charter.com, Mar 22, 2004
http://web.archive.org/web/20040322171851/http://angelina-charter.com/

If this material is important to you, I suggest that you save the page
to your hard drive, since there is no guarantee that the cached copy
will always be available.

In case you wonder about the redirect that prevents you from viewing
Google's cache, this is the brief-flashing link which accomplishes
that:

http://www.bizsiteservice.com/track/w?xtr=http://216.239.57.104/search?q=cache:SOPsbh50j9QJ:www.angelina-charter.com

It appears that the site was initially registered through
eBizWebpages. The domain name has now expired, but eBizWebpages is
responsible for the redirect.

I hope this is precisely what you need. If it is not, or if anything
is unclear or incomplete, please request clarification; I'll be glad
to offer further assistance before you rate my answer.

Best regards,
pinkfreud

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Request for Answer Clarification by chuck240-ga on 15 Feb 2005 06:26 PST

Thank you very much for your help. Everyday I learn something knew.

The only question I have is can you tell when the site was posted and expired?

I know the Wayback Machine captured it on March 2004.

Thanks

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Clarification of Answer by pinkfreud-ga on 15 Feb 2005 10:36 PST

I do not know exactly when the site was first posted, nor when it
became defunct. Since the Wayback Machine archived the site only once,
it can probably be assumed that the site was created shortly before
March 2004, and was taken down not long after that date. A typical
record of a site's caches in the Wayback Machine will have dozens of
entries; some may be only a week or so apart. It is rare to find a
website with only one archived copy. The most likely explanation is
that the site was short-lived.

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Clarification of Answer by pinkfreud-ga on 15 Feb 2005 13:57 PST

Another thing has occurred to me. You may be able to learn more about
the dates of the ownership of this website's domain name by using a
service such as this one:

http://www.whois.sc/whois-history/

Found exactly what i was looking for. I have never used Google
answeres before but i will be using it again.