Explore The Woodworker's Web

Are you passionate about woodworking? Then you'll want to take advantage of the numerous woodworking resources available on the Web.

For starters, try these Web sites:

• Woodworking on About.com - You'll find free woodworking plans, tons of helpful tips, how-to articles and more at this site from About.com.

• Woodworking.com - Loads of articles and a woodworking discussion forum are among the highlights of this woodworking portal.

• Woodworkingonline.com - How about woodworking podcasts? You'll find plenty of them here!

Do you have a favorite woodworking site that's not listed here? Share it with our readers by leaving a comment!

Featured Microsoft How-To Video: "Windows Vista + Windows Live: Photo e-mail"

If you want an easy way to get creative when sending photos in your e-mail, you might be interested to know that you can do that with Windows Live Mail and Windows Live Photo Gallery.

The Microsoft video below shows you just how simple it can be!


Windows Vista + Windows Live: Photo e-mail

Test Your Knowledge Of Internet Security

Think you know a thing or two about Internet security? Here's a quick quiz to test yourself:

Test Your 'Net IQ - Quiz #3

1. The term "Phishing" is best described by which of the following:


A synonym for high speed Internet service

An easy way to retrieve and organize e-mails

An e-mail scam intended to steal private information

A term for troubleshooting computer hardware issues




2. An unwanted Ad you encounter on the Internet is known as which of the following:


A worm

Trojan horse

Computer Virus

Spam




3. Of the 4 sample passwords below, which is the strongest:


Password

SunnyDay

68jkl##89klp09

HappyBirthday




4. What is the purpose of a piece of software called a firewall?


To increase the speed of your computer's processor

To keep hackers from accessing your computer through the Internet

To keep your information intact in case your computer overheats

To defragment your hard drive




5. Which of the following is NOT referred to as an Internet threat?


A byte

A Trojan Horse

Phishing

Botnets

Good luck!

The Funniest Game Show Bloopers Are On YouTube

Game shows are supposed to be entertaining-but riotously funny too? Well, when something unintended happens that's often the case. Now, thanks to YouTube, you can see some of the funniest game show bloopers ever with just a click of your mouse.

For example, here's one of the best game show bloopers video on YouTube:

What Were The Greatest Moments In Yankee Stadium History?

Barring a miracle comeback, last night the New York Yankees played the final game ever held at "the House that Ruth built." If you're in the mood to wax nostalgic and want to relive some of the great moments of that historic ballpark, turn to the Web!

"The Big Ballpark in the Bronx" is home to so many memories. Here are a few sites that attempt to list the greatest:

• 2o Greatest Moments In Yankee Stadium History - New York Post

• FOX Sports on MSN -MLB Greatest Moments - 'House' Rules Yankee Stadium's greatest moments

• Yankee Stadium's Greatest Moments - New York Daily News

• Top 10 Yankee Stadium Moments - About.com

Farewell to Yankee Stadium!

Tributes To Yankee Stadium On YouTube

In honor of the final regular season game at Yankee Stadium on Sunday, September 22nd, we thought you might be interested in the video below we found on YouTube.

It's just one of many tributes to the venerable "House That Ruth Built" you can watch on YouTube right now!

TV News Bloopers You've Got To See To Believe

Ordinarily when you turn on the evening news, you don't expect to laugh-it's serious business after all. The exception, of course, is when something unintentionally funny happens while the newscasters are delivering the news.

We're talking about TV news bloopers. And now, thanks to YouTube, you can see this type of thing whenever you need a good laugh! Enjoy!

Test Yourself On Internet History

Think you know something about Internet History? Here's a short true/false quiz to test your smarts!

Test Your 'Net IQ - Quiz #2

1. Al Gore invented the Internet.


True

False




2. Al Gore invented the World Wide Web.


True

False




3. Tim Berners Lee invented the World Wide Web.


True

False




4. Bill Gates created Google.


True

False




5. Before there was the Internet as we know it today, there was something called the ARPAnet.


True

False

Good luck!

Featured Google How-To Video: "Google Reader in Plain English"

Keeping up with the latest developments from your favorite Web sites and blogs isn't always that easy. But did you know that Google has a program to help simplify the process?

It's called Google Reader and in the Google produced video below you'll get a better idea of how it works and how it can make your Web surfing life just a little bit easier!

Learn How To Evaluate Health Information On The Web

How confident are you in separating the good from the bad when it comes to health information on the Web? Want to boost your confidence? The prestigious National Library of Medicine has created a tutorial on the subject and you can take it right now online!

Just point your browser to Evaluating Internet Health Information: A Tutorial from the National Library of Medicine. This 16 minute tutorial covers many of the important questions you should ask when determining whether a particular health site on the Web should be trusted or not.