Yahoo! Internet Life Issue 2 -- Contents

What's your pleasure -- fun stuff? Web sites that can help
you make a profit? Or are you interested in personal growth -- mind, body or soul?
- From college radio to "The Indie
Rock Guide to Dating," Don Willmott's covering the alternative music beat.
- Another cuppa? Why,
yes, thanks. David Haskin explores the wacky world of legal stimulants (and
their health risks, too!) : coffee and tea.
- Shane Mooney searches for on-line lunacy among a plethora of on-line comic strips.
- What will make Pooch stop chewing on the power cords? Get the scoop on dogs from Linda Dailey Paulson before it's too
late.
- It's gardening season! Resident
green thumb B.A. Nilsson shows you where to sow.
- If driving cross-country just isn't enough for you anymore, try seeing the
world. Robert Elisberg hunts down international
travel guides.
- Dixieland, bebop, and fusion: B.A. Nilsson hangs out where jazz is spoken.
- And after the club closes,
all the hep chicks and cats retire to the lounge, man. Don't miss it, daddy-o.
Brew-it-yourselfers can get the goods they need or find some good microbreweries where they can sip a sample. .
.or two. Richard Butner is the toastmaster.
- Bigger brains have more fun.
Flex your mind muscles with some puzzles.
J.W.Olsen burns off some brain fat.
- Whether it's sushi or meatloaf your
after, you'll find menus and more about restaurants on-line. Alan Kay eats out.
- Yes. . .We'll take the little red one, thanks. Richard Butner helps aficionados
of sports cars find what they desire.
- Tour art museums and galleries on-line without
getting sore feet. Wine and cheese lover Richard Gehr guides.
- What
happens to all that tax money, anyway? Find out more than you thought you
knew about Congress and the White House from
Lamont Wood's report.
- How many Zen students does it take to screw in a
light bulb? Seriously, David Haskin takes a starter course in Eastern spirituality, Hindu and yoga on the Web.
- Every duck is
somebody's duckling. Find your roots. Cyndy Bates pokes around the Net's genealogy sites.
- How good is your Net
connection? If you think you could be getting more for less, join Richard
Butner in examining Internet service
providers.
- Want to bet the war in Bosnia looks different from abroad
than it does in the pages of U.S. newspapers? Read the local news (international) along with veteran
newsman David Haskin and see.
- Pottery can
be a beautiful thing. Pottery sites, sadly, are another story. Ken Sadler
gripes.
- How much influence on government policy do We the People really
have? Join the watchers and pundits, the lobbyists and critics, the political groups on-line with Lamont Wood.
- Who says building Web sites is brain surgery? Lamont Wood's discovered
the inside tricks, tools, and most informative sites for Web site design tools. (Sorry Mac users, this
one's for Windows users only.)
Dive in!

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