Today's News on Tomorrow's Morning
The morning paper isn't just for adults anymore. There's a lot going on in the world that YOU should know about. Turn to Tomorrow's Morning, the online newspaper just for kids, at http:// morning.com/ currentissue/ currentissue.html Why is the Asian economy important to America? What are the ins and outs of being a professional child athlete? And what's going on with the global-warming problem? From nature to NATO, this paper fills you in on the world's current events in language that kids can understand. (Don't worry, there's fun stuff, too, like comics and quizzes.) Wake up to the world's events because "it's OK to be smart!" (This site is no longer available.)

Animal Network If you're a kid who loves having animals around the house, you're going to love the Animal Network. This Web site is the ultimate online guide for pet owners, or those looking to bring a new furry friend into the family. Walk the dog over to http://animalnetwork.com and learn everything you need to know about cats, canines, fish and reptiles. You'll get tips and advice on puppy nutrition, feline behavior, fish food and how to take care of your aquarium. The Bird Channel delivers the latest talk on feeding and breeding, while Young Rider is dedicated to the horse-riding enthusiast. There's even a Reptile Roundup for snake and lizard fans. At Animal Network, you're sure to find a pet that's right for you. (This site is no longer available.)


The Nutrition Cafe
Join Inspector Snarfengood for healthy snacks and adventure at the Nutrition Cafe, where eating right is the ultimate goal. Chomp down on http://exhibits.pacsci.org/nutrition/nutrition_cafe.html and get the lowdown on protein, fiber, carbohydrates and more. The cafe has plenty of games to get you acquainted with your four food groups, including the Nutrition Sleuth challenge and the Grab a Grape question-and-answer test. Are you eating right? The site allows you to choose a meal and find out. Eat your spinach, and stay away from the fried cheese! There's also an Interactive Food Guide Pyramid and a Nutrition Cafe glossary for those who want the lowdown on good grub. So take a seat at your new online cafe, and discover how changing your eating habits can improve your playground form.

1. Who is the editor in chief of Tomorrow's Morning?

Adam Linter

Kristan Altimus

Steven Raft

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Dear Justin: Sending an attachment (a picture or a text file) along with your e-mail message is easy to do. Depending on which software you use to read your e-mail, look for an option or button to "attach" or "enclose" your scanned picture. It is best to save your picture as a gif or jpeg. Sometimes problems can happen at the other end because of how the mail server is set up to receive your picture. Make sure your attachments aren't too large either; a file over 50K could be too big for a mail server. To learn how to do that in Eudora and to find out some other tips, check out www.cnet.com/ Content/ Features/ Howto/ Eudora. (This site is no longer available.)

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