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Jun 26, 2000

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Film & TV

100 Funniest Films Ever Made

Honouring the funniest 100 movies ever made

By: Lea Frydman

Before there were 'N Sync and Donny Osmond, there was a singer turned actor named Fabian. But like all other teen heartthrobs, this handsome young man was destined to fade into oblivion after a few years of superstardom. What's Fabian up to these days?

By: Stephanie Faris

In: The Marx Brothers - Out: Laurel and Hardy

A lament at the American Film Institute's dismissal of Laurel and Hardy in their 100 Funniest Films of All Time list.

By: John Vincent Brennan

Home & Style

DYEING: Chemical Dye Basics

Chemical dyeing can be a very simple process to learn with the right materials. Here is an article to get you started.

By: Lili Pintea-Reed

Music

Playing the Piano for Life

Once we're grown ups, it's often difficult to maintain an interest in playing the piano. Here are some tips to help keep piano playing a vital and joyous part of your life.

Weekly News of Doom/Death Music (June, 26)

Some news and CD reviews of Metal Doom/Death music world

By: Dmitriy Burkov

Partners & Parents

The first installment of the Motherless Mothering site, dedicated to providing support to women who, at a young age, lost their mothers and who now are the mothers of their own daughters. You can do this! I am and will share my thoughts and feelings as I hope you will do with me.

By: Jody Hart Lehrer

A Must-Have Book for the Youth Worker's Collection

review of a curriculum game book that comes highly recommended

Merging Distance and Closeness

balancing space and togetherness in relationships

By: Michele KayD

Know what to do and ask on your first job with a family.

By: Colleen Bittner

Politics & Society

Women Bound Westward

Article about the role of women during the overland journey to the American West.

By: Wendy J. Dunn

Science & Nature

Our Hamburgers are Contaminated!

More hamburger is contaminated with disease causing bacteria than previously thought. So what should we do about it? Click above to see what I think.

By: Neal Rolfe Chamberlain

Technology

Browser Attack-II

We continue from where we left in the last article. The parts of the browser attack (remaining) are mentioned in this article. This time we also see the limitations in a browser attack and how to track the attacker. Don't miss this.

By: Mayur Kamat

Computer Security Weekly, June 26, 2000

June 26, 2000, This week's events in computer security, both on and off the net.

By: Robert Slade

Glossary - The Computer Book - D & E

Some common words you may come across if you are a computer user. :o)

By: Ankan Brahmachari

Visual & Performing Arts

2000 Theatrical Awards (updated 26-June)

Your one-stop shopping in a very extensive listing of nominees and winners of major theatrical awards of the current season.

By: Steven M. Alper

Health & Wellness

Aromatherapy Case Studies (II)

The second installment to a series on case studies in Aromatherapy. Easy to perform studies and tips for creating your own.

By: Marie A. Miczak

Brain Basics: Learning to Live with a Brain Injury

Brain injuries are probably one of the most difficult things one could ever encounter. With the complexity of the human brain, the results are unpredictable. If you learn to understand the functions of the brain and the effects a brain injury produces, understanding a brain injury can be made much easier.

By: Shannon Lester

Reducing Stress is Critical for Good Health

Most people recognize that if you reduce the amount of stress in your life, you will be healthier. But not too many people realize how truly important stress management is for chronically ill patients.

By: Sharon Nicholson

Mind & Soul

Back to the future

Is Britain going back to the future? Is the past just more cosy?

By: Simon Jones

Breastfeeding: A Natural Choice

It has always been recommended in Islam that women breastfeed their children for two whole years. Now read what modern science tells us about the miracles of human milk.

Outdoor & Recreation

The Orangutans of Borneo

Volunteering to help the Orangutan Foundation International follow and annotate the interaction between wild orangutans was quite an adventure. Especially when my guide was part of the feared Dyak tribe.

By: Sharon K. West

Plants & Animals

Commonly Used Conversion Factors and Abbreviations

Information related to medication dosage.

By: Clayton Howe

Reading & Literature

GoldiSpock and the Three Bears (Part 4)

When an unusual structure is found on an uninhabited planet, the crew of the Starship Enterprise beam down to investigate, and walk right into the middle of a big mystery. It’s a case that Sherlock Holmes would never touch. Find out what happens in episode 1 of Star Trek: The Lost Missions. a new original fiction series by the author of Science Fiction and Society. This is Part 4 of the continuing story.

By: Christopher B. Jones

Sports

Sears Point, Race 16

Bobby's other ride, Roush and Woods merge, last year's stars, and the Save Mart/Kragen 350K from Sears Point, Sonoma, CA.

By: Thomas M. Sampson

Week 11 results and standings.

Results and standings week 11

By: John L. Hoh, Jr.

Travel

Cambria - Enchantment By The Sea

Tucked among pine-covered hills at the southern end of the scenic Hwy 1, halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, this little paradise is one of California's most beautiful treasures.

Somebody Likes It: I Don't

There are things I cannot like no matter how hard I try.

By: Jerri Brooker

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