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Issue : 0041 |
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We here at YNL would like to take this opportunity to welcome our new subscribers and to extend our thanks to those who are new, the many who have been with us from the start and those who visit us on our website. Spread the news, tell your friends about us and be sure to sign the guestbook. We currently have 221 subscribers. |
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Literature |
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If you love to read but, like a lot of people, find yourself with too little time to sit down and lose yourself in a good book you may have already discovered audio books. This site provides over 600 free audio books to download into an MP3 format. There are topics for every taste from classics and comedy to horror/thriller, spy stories and westerns. |
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Job Search |
| This is by far the most comprehensive and complete free job search website available. After two months of job hunting, I posted my resume here and had prospective job results within twelve hours. Monster.com takes you step by step through the construction of a professional resume with tips, guidelines and an international job search database. |
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Astronomy |
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We are including this site as it concerns a timely issue. On February 1st, two comet watchers found a new comet which is expected to reach peak brightness around March 8th and remain visible to the naked eye until April. This site provides full information as well as a glossary of related terms for astronomy buffs and amateur star gazers.. |
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History |
| If you know a student who has difficulty with history or if you like history yourself be sure to visit this site. History.about.com is an amazing source of historical information. In addition to providing such categories as women's history, ancient history and military history it also provides entertainment in the form of daily features and polls. |
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Educational |
| This is an excellent reference guide for students. Colorful graphics and plenty of available help make this site easily navigable. There are a variety of activities to aid in grammar and creativity. Build your own dictionary, write a poem with the rhyming dictionary or do an English experiment in the Science Lab. There is also a section for teachers. |
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Llamas |
| Find out what happens when two city kids grow up and make their dream of country life come true by starting a llama ranch. Mike and Mary Knitter raise and breed llamas for enjoyment and for the animals' gorgeous wool, called fiber. As you read through this fun and highly informative site, you will learn of the many endearing qualities of the llamas. |
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Sports |
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If you are a hockey fan then this site should interest you. Windsor, Nova Scotia has been hailed as the birthplace of Canadian hockey, beginning in the early 1800's as a school activity. King's-Edgehill School has supporting documents that Long Pond, located behind the school, was a favorite site for skating and ice games. |
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General Information |
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Have you ever wondered what the Internet looked like in 1995, or what a snapshot of the World Wide Web would look like? The Internet Archive has put this and more together for you. See collections of past websites or hop in the Wayback Machine and find about the pioneers in Internet technology and search back through nearly a decade of web pages. |
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If you have any comments, suggestions or links you would like to see featured here, e-mail either Apollo or Mynx and you may find your idea included in the next issue of YNL. I hope you have found these 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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