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Reference

When medical personnel start slinging the industry lingo, this glossary untangles the terminology.

www.mlanet.org/resources/ medspeak/index.html

Entertainment

Strain your brain with 15 questions about hardworking and very familiar Hollywood character actors. They’ve been in so many projects that the quiz will challenge even the trivia-minded.

http://scottsmind.com/ wherehave.php

Internet fun

Type in a word or phrase, hit the button, and the Internet elves raid Flickr for images that spell it out. Don’t like the way it looks? Click again for a different image.

http://metaatem.net/words

Ever wanted to blow up a Web site? This page gives you the option of “destroying” any site you want. Choose from weapons ranging from nukes to mold.

www.netdisaster.com

Find anything you want to know about characters in comics — from TV’s Kim Possible to the comic page’s Calvin to the movies’ Edna Mode to the classic comic book superheroes.

http://pc59te.dte.uma.es/cdb

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