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Smarter
Living 
Share your travel experiences and get the latest tips
in the Smarter Living Travel Forums. |
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Direct
Wireless 
Mobile Phones, Paging, Advanced Messaging Service, and
Accessories. |
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eQwip.com
Everything you need for your bathroom. Designer Bath Products
& Accessories. An exciting new way to buy bathroom products
& accessories! |
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Career.Com
Post your resume and find your new job. |
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Easy Tai Chi 
Tai Chi for Busy People. Mind and body fitness to fit
any schedule. Improve your performance with EasyTaiChi
. Just five minutes a day. |
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earthspharmacy.com 
Earth's Pharmacy Nutritionals. Your source for NATURAL
weight loss products! The best vitamins, minerals and
herbs on the market. |
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Bolt
For Teens. Jobs and money. College. Music. Poetry. Sex
and dating. There are also chat rooms, home pages, and
essays written by teens, thousands of whom are logged
on at any hour of the day. A member is spotlighted daily,
so sign up and let your peers get to know you. |
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iVillage.com
iVillage started its Web presence with Parent Soup. Now
more than a million members strong, it has since become
the Net's premier portal for women. Benefits include the
usual chats, message boards, instant messaging, and free
home pages, plus such perks as interactive menu makers,
pregnancy calendars, and grocery coupons. |
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MaMaMedia.com
Children 12 years old and and younger can build their
own Web sites and engage in fun, interactive learning
activities. There are no chat rooms, so there's no need
to worry about unwanted lurkers. But kids can post on
message boards and send e-mail to the site's fictional
characters, who will actually write back. |
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SeniorNet
The directive of SeniorNet is to get people over the age
of 50 online‹not necessarily an easy task when dealing
with a generation that has lived most of its life without
the Net. But this nonprofit continues its stellar success,
helping more than 30,000 members. |
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ThirdAge
Fun, educational hangout for active older folks. |
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Women.com
Another buzzing hive of female activity, where the online
newsstand includes such popular Hearst publications as
Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping. |
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