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Issue : 0019
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Well, I have finally got myself organized here in
America and as you can see the We currently have 215 subscribers. |
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History
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Captain Thunderbolt is possibly the second most well known outlaw in Australian history. This site outlines the history of the man and his exploits from birth to death and includes a complete timeline of all his crimes. |
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Fun site
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| If you find yourself online with nothing to do, a visit here will help you pass the time. Challenge your mind with word puzzles, picture puzzles and logic problems or relax with arcade style games and diversions. |
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Hobbies
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| A wonderfully in depth site for aquarium enthusiasts. Beautifully illustrated and colourful, you'll find everything you need to know at The Age of Aquariums: tanks, fish, plants even e-mail and message board assistance. |
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Sci-fi
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| Earth: Final Conflict is a story from Gene Rodenberry of Star Trek fame. This site is well designed and follows the theme of the show. Here you can find out about the Taelons or the Jardinians and everything from free video clips of the show to the scripts of individual episodes for sale. A site worth visiting if you are a Sci-fi fan. |
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General Interest
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| Have you ever wondered just how many people there are on this planet? Here you can get facts on the world's population by country or by region. You even get a count of the projected future growth. |
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The 80's
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| This is a site dedicated to those of us who grew up in the Fabulous (or not) 80's. From TV and films to music, memories and arcade games you can find a little bit of everything here. You can even download free 80's video games to play on your PC. |
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Renovation
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Nationally syndicated columnist Tim Carter has helped compile this online resource for home improvement. Search the project archives, building tips or read his weekly column online. You can also receive a bi-monthly ezine or ask Tim your questions and get his answer personally. |
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Suggested site
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From the weird to the wonderful, spider silk is a highly complex material. Before you squash that next spider, maybe you should pause a moment and read this page, from a site sent to us by one of our subscribers. |
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If you have any comments, suggestions or links you think we should include, e-mail either Apollo or Mynx and you may find your idea included in the next issue of YNL. I hope you have found at least some of the links useful or interesting. If you wish to subscribe you can do so by either using the links above or sending a blank e-mail to subscribe@ynl.freeservers.com |
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