In This Week's Report:
***How to Find a Good Book
***Jeopardy Online
***So What Exactly Does it Mean?

URLs in this issue:
New York Times Book Review: http://www.nytimes.com/books/
Jeopardy Online: http://www.station.sony.com/jeopardy/
What is?: http://whatis.com/

***How to Find a Good Book***
With all the travel I've been doing lately, I find myself spending a lot of time reading books as I sit on hour long plane trips. One of my favorite sources to read about books is now on the Net. With the New York Times Book Review, you can search through a catalog of over 50,000 book reviews to find that great page turner. The New York Times requires you to register to access their online publication, but it is free and well worth the inconvenience to access this great resource.

New York Times Book Review: http://www.nytimes.com/books/

***Jeopardy Online***
When I was growing up, my family would always watch Jeopardy during dinner. Each night I played along and tried to match wits with the egg head contestants who always seemed to know it all. This week I was delighted when I found that my favorite game show is now online and ready to play. Jeopardy Online is a part of the new Sony Mega Site called Station, which also includes Wheel of Fortune and other Sony properties from soaps to music and games. Try your hand at Jeopardy and see how you do.

Jeopardy Online: http://www.station.sony.com/jeopardy/

***So What Exactly Does it Mean?***
Throughout the week, I get a lot of e-mail asking me about a myriad of Internet terms and buzz words. This week I found a site which helps clarify exactly what DVD, ActiveX, MIPS, and a host of other terms mean. "What is?" helps de-mystify the complexity of the Internet and Computing by defining acronyms and buzz words into plain English. The next time you run into a term you don't understand, try "What is?".

What is?: http://whatis.com/