Duke of Url's Monthly Presentation for the 50+ Club.

	John says: The need for another web site on the Internet is not conspicuous, but take a look around... there's not much stuff for old guys and girls! So here is OldJohn.com, more, I hope, than just a gap filler. With your input and my output, we can be seen and heard by the kids on the block. By the way, my name is John, I'm 67 years old, and I do everything around here! "A very interesting and classy personal homepage site, worth a visit.
	Welcome to Kidtastic, THE place for kids! You are about to enter a whole new world of Fun, Games, Learning, Searching, and Adventure. Kidtastic is divided into many different sections, the most exciting part is The City. "An interesting place to park the kids."
	Ann's Art: The site features the original artwork of Annette K. Titerence, including portraits of children, adults, and animals in oils, pastels, and acrylics. "The webmaster of this site did a wonderful, classy job. Kathy L. Watkins should be proud."
	Visit Anonymomma's World...the only place on the web where visitors are entertained with movie reviews, awards for participation, art, an interactive web serial, giggles, music, daily hot flashes 'n more! All brought to life by a laughing woman with a bag on her head! "Love the way she reveals hereself G"
	Populate the world with your drawings. This is your chance to show off your artistic skills to the world. Even a stick person done in a few seconds on this web site is likely to be put among the more imaginative efforts in a proposed book of 500,000human figures, published to mark the world population reaching 6 billion. "Java makes it all possible. Interesting."
	Madeleine Begun Kane, Humor Columnist, is "Raising Kane: I write humor about everything that annoys me: computers, cars, employers, husbands, politicians, the IRS, fashion, scientists, travel, and life as we know it. Fortunately, most things annoy me, so I never run out of material. "Madeleine proves to be a chatty lady but spells humour wrong."
	Join the CHEERS project as we research laughter and mirth. Explore the union between Science and Snickers. See how active humour can reduce stress, increase creativity and improve physical and mental health. "Take the test called the Wil-Burn Humour Type Test. Great way to find out how funny you are."
	Exercise your grin muscles at the Engleneck News: Simply the best in news satire. 'Satire is the truth presented in the more palatable form of a lie.' CDCootie. "I enjoyed the humour at this site. Liar News they call it... Hard to tell the difference."
	SnoCountry WorldWide: You have connected with the world's most complete, accurate, and reliable source of snow and ski area conditions & reports. "It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas."
	Welcome to THE CYBER ZOOMOBILE, your virtual access to the wonders of the animal kingdom. Enter an interactive realm where you are able to bring many of the world's most exotic species into your home for study and research, or simply your viewing pleasure. "Bookmark this site for future research or just to enjoy and learn. It's great."
	Astrology At Mystic Stars offers all forms of astrological services, including FREE weekly horoscopes, weekly emotions, 1999 Year Ahead, and Romance for 1999 forecasts. Don't forget to check out our new card shop. "Lasha Seniuk has worked professionally as an astrologer for over 18 years. She lives in Vancouver, B.C. and writes horoscopes for newspapers and magazines across Canada and the United States. I recommend a visit- a classy site."
	Studies have shown aspirin can help reduce the risk of another heart attack by up to 50% when taken regularly under a doctor's care and along with a diet and exercise regimen. "Visit the Bayer Aspirin site and learn all about this wonder drug."
	The Robert C. Williams American Museum of Papermaking is an internationally renowned resource on the history of paper and paper technology. "The art and history of paper making... fascinating."
	The African-American tradition of jumping the broom evolved as a result of religious and legal barriers to slave marriages. The marriages were not sanctioned by courts or churches. However, some plantation owners allowed their slaves to marry, although it was not legally recognized. At the end of a ceremony, the couple 'jumped the broom into the land of matrimony,' according to slave narratives. "Aunt Sookey's site explains it all. It's one of those, 'I didn't know that!', thingies I run across on the Internet."
	Opened in 1992, the National Plastics Center and Museum is a non-profit institution dedicated to preserving the past, addressing the present and promoting the future of plastics through public education and awareness. "There's more to plastic than you can imagine. Also, there are some interesting experiments you can try as well."
	The AMAZONS: Is there more behind these famous warrior women than mere Fantasy? Join in a virtual archaeological expedition to fathom this mysterious myth! "I checked it out and I'm still confused. It must be a man thing- confusion that is. G"
	From the Learner.Org site: If your habits resemble those of average Americans, you generate about 4 pounds of solid trash per day. This adds up to big trouble for the environment. Americans are generating waste products faster than nature can break them down and using up resources faster than they can be replaced. "Here is a classy and interesting site which could help you save the world."
	Another from the Learner. Org site: Lights....camera....action! What goes into the making of your favorite movies? Explore key players in filmmaking, from the director to the film editor. Brush up on "film speak" with a movie glossary. Try your hand at being a film producer or writing dialogue for the screen. "I guess that says it all."
	"This short, quick java game was made by the students of ESLC: Take a moment and play Russian Roullette."
That's all for this month folks - Enjoy