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* Webmonkey
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/
If you really want to get into the nuts and bolts of
developing a Web site, Webmonkey can be a valuable teacher.
Casual (and often quirky) in its tone, the site features
valuable tutorials covering everything from introductory
HTML authoring to advanced scripting and programming.

* The Gallup Organization
http://www.gallup.com/
Home to The Gallup Poll, one of the world's leading
measurements of public opinion, this site lets you browse
the latest poll results in topic areas such as politics
(including an entire section about the upcoming presidential
election), business, the economy, and social issues.

* Beliefnet
http://www.beliefnet.com/
Beliefnet seeks to create an unbiased environment in which
Net users can explore religion and spirituality. The site's
feature articles, interviews, essays, and message boards
encompass a broad variety of religions but also touch on
secular philosophies. A section of links to electronic
versions of sacred texts is included.

5.   T E C H   T I P

* Multiwindow browsing shortcut: To save time while
browsing the Web, you can open any link on a Web page in an
entirely new browser window. This allows you to continue
reading the current Web page while you wait for the new one
to load. It also makes it quicker to return to the current
page, because you don't have to click the "Back" button and
wait for the page to reload. Follow the instructions below
for your browser:  

Microsoft Internet Explorer (Windows): Hold down the "Shift"
key as you click a link.

Microsoft Internet Explorer (Macintosh): Hold down the
"Command" key as you click a link.

Netscape Communicator: Right-click a link (on Mac systems,
click and hold down your mouse button) and select "Open in
New Window" or "New Window with this Link" from the menu. 

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