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Issue : 0020
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It has come to our attention that there might have
been some e-mailing problems last week. If you didn't receive your
copy or if you had any other problems with the last issue, please
let us know so that we can remedy the situation. We currently have 213 subscribers. |
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Science
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| Princeton University, the University of Pennsylvania, and Cambridge University have worked together to develop this new theory for the origin of the universe. This page, from philly.com, gives an in-depth illustration of the new big bang theory. |
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Fun Site
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| What is your creative North Star? Visit this site dedicated to teachers, parents and educators of all kinds. Follow an enchanting story of a child on a path of self discovery and check out the many activities, games and offers. |
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Computer Advances
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| The future of technology could possibly one day be here in holographic storage. Research beginning in the 1960's has been built into a working prototype today, capable of massive storage capability. |
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Comedy
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| Monty Python and the Holy Grail is one of the world's greatest cult classics. There are very few people who don't know at least a few lines from the movie. This site has everything for the Python fanatic: pictures, WAV files, scripts and more. |
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Maps
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| Created by National Geographic, Map Machine is a diverse and interesting site. Physical, weather, census and street maps around the world are available. They even have world atlas maps and maps of Mars...Universal Geographic maybe? |
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Kids' Corner
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| Now kids of all ages can catch Carmen Sandiego online. Join the ACME Virtual Detective Agency as a secret agent and chase her all over the world. Based on the decade old award winning software series, this educational site will spark the imagination and create one adventure after another. |
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Wacky and useful
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| Hundreds of hilarious internet bumper stickers are available on this terrific site. Messages covering every imaginable topic can be sent with an email or posted on a message board and more. Be sure to check out the complete how to files for help and be prepared to laugh over and over. |
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Suggested site
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This site was brought to our attention by one of our subscribers. A unique page for fans of J.R.R. Tolkien, several people have worked together to compile this digital atlas of Middle Earth, available for download and in 13 different languages. |
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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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