" 1,001
USES FOR THE
COMPUTER
AND THE
INTERNET IN YOUR
EVERYDAY LIFE"
Look on down beyond the blue box to find a
list of a thousand
things your can do with your computer and the internet. Send me
your favorite website.
bnelson@partytentcity.com We will add it
to this list. If you find a link that is bad e-mail me the name of the link and
tell me which of the 100 sections it is in so I can take it down.
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Section 2 of 100
This website is designed to help you realize the
thousands of things you can do with your computer and the internet.
This is not a page for solving problems created by Internet viruses or computer
crashes. You can do
that on the internet. Just look for a site that will do for you what you need
done.
Look into your modern
lives and share with other internet users how
these high tech
tools can be used to simplify and
enhance the quality of life God has allowed
us to pursue.
Information is tremendously important. Because of information the United Sates
is a leader in the world.
The means for enriching your life with information can be easily
available. When
these motivating
uses are learned, the computer becomes less
intimidating. IT changes into something you want to
learn more about and how to use.
Send me your list of things that you like to use the computer for
on the
Internet in your everyday
life and I will list it here to share with other computer users. Send
it to
Brian Nelson
bnelson@partytentcity.com If the words below are
underlined, try clicking on
them to bring you to a page that you can find information about that subject. If
it is not underlined I have not
located a site for you to go to yet. If you have one in mind send it to me along
with the block number that is
above that item.
Section 3 of 100 Continue Sliding Down. There is a lot more.
This is an exciting time in the world of computers and information. It is a beginning. New things are coming, and new jobs are coming with them.
 Bill Gates |
I hope for great things from
the future, but I worry a little, too. Workers will have to learn these new
jobs. Countries will become nearer together, and this will change the way we
feel about neighboring countries. There will be new problems, but today we can
only guess what they will be.
Sometimes, with everything changing, it seems that the world will be completely different from one day to the next. It won't. But we have to be ready for some changes. |
For most people the problem is "Where will my place be in all this?" They worry about new jobs and their children's jobs. These are serious questions. Some jobs will disappear. But these are the same questions I heard when the personal computer arrived in the work-place, and nothing terrible happened then.
Each time a job disappears, the worker who has that job is free to do something new. This means people do more work, and that is good for everyone.
Before we had machines, most people lived or worked on farms. Today, only a few people in the United States do this work. The children and the grandchildren of farmers didn't stop working; they just found new jobs. In 1990, more than half the 501 different jobs you could have were jobs that weren't there in 1940.
Computers frighten almost everyone (everyone but children) before they learn to use them. When people spend more time with computers, they understand them better. You can start by playing computer games or doing other simple things. Once you start using them, I think you'll like them.
The most important users will be today's children and young people. The Internet is for the future. To give the children this future, we have to do two things. We have to get both girls and boys in front of computers. There are women in the computer business, but there are places for many more. We also have to get the Internet into the schools the lowest price possible for using it.
What will the price of the Internet be? People worry about that. Because the Internet needs as many users as it can get, it will not be expensive.•
People are also afraid of sharing too much personal information. Computers already have a lot of information about all of us - the telephone numbers we call, how we did in school or college, where we work and how much we make. Today, these facts are in many different computers. Each computer knows something about you, but no computer knows everything. But the Internet will change that because the computers can all talk to each other. There will have to be new rules for this information: who can see it and how they can use it. We will have to decide on those rules carefully.
At the same time, it's important to remember that computers can also "hide" information. You can keep your information safe by using a secret password or number. Computers today have very good systems for this. Computers of the future will have almost perfect systems. Without that password or number, no one will be able to read what's in your computer. Your personal information will be safer, in fact, than ever before.
Yes, there will be problems, but not impossible ones. There will be mistakes, but we will learn from them.
Fifty years ago, Antoine de
Saint-Exupéry, a famous French writer and airplane pilot, was talking about the
airplane, the telephone and the movies when he said that the best things people
have made are all things
that bring people together.
The Internet will be a road to many places. I've had an interesting time thinking about some of these places. And I'm excited to be on that road." Bill Gates
Section 4 of 100 Interesting websites on the Internet.
Send me your list of favorite
internet sites.
The tips and tricks hyperlink should describe the function.
bnelson@PartyTentCity.com
Bus Schedules and rates
Plant Schedules and rates
How
does a CD Burner Work?
How does a light stick work?
How Camera Flashes Work -
How does a radial engine work?
How
Fiber Optics Work -
How Fiber Optics Work -
How Instant Film Works
How
Lasers Work -
How Light
Emitting Diodes Work
How
Solar Cells Work
How
Solar Yard Lights Work
How
Telescopes Work
How
X-Rays Work
How the Sun
Works
How Solar Eclipses Work -
How
Rainbows Work
How Mirages Work
How Light Microscopes Work
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How
Fire Works -
How Dimmer Switches Work
How
CAT Scans Work
How
Black Lights Work -
How Camera Flashes WorkTracking a package
Calculate Interest
Translate a foreign word
Look up a hard to understand word
Find a play
Section 5 of 100 Light
Continue Sliding Down. There is a lot more.
Are fluorescent bulbs
really more efficient than normal light bulbs?
Section 6 of 100
(If it is not underlined I do not have a site for it
yet.
Send one to me and I will insert it here.)
How do Christmas
tree Lights work?
Find Free photographs
Bible photographs
Bible Maps
Determine how your computer became infected with a virues
Determine why your computer crashes.
Maps of anything
Send photos to grandma
Write letters to distant relatives
Write letters to everyone you know at one time
Automotive stuff.
Section 7 of 100 Continue Sliding Down. There is a lot more.
(If it is not underlined I do not have a site for it
yet.
Send one to me and I will insert it here.)
Transmissions - Learn about manual and automatic transmissions, along with clutches and torque converters!
Engines - Gas, diesel, jet, two-stroke, rocket... Find out how many different ways there are to get things in motion!
Brakes - Learn about all the major components of your brake system!
Engine Systems - Learn about many of the systems that attach to your engine!
Fuel - Learn all about fuel and what cars do with it!
Options & Accessories - Learn about odometers, power windows, fuel gauges and tons of other stuff you find on a car!
Racing - Take a look inside a Champ Car, a NASCAR car and learn about some incredible high-speed technology!
Car Safety
- Find out about air bags, crash testing and other automotive safety measures.
Connect a digital camera for a slide show
Search for a new job
Advertise for a new Job
Learn about plumbing repairs
Learn about what the World Trade
Center used to be.
Learn about electrical repairs
Find an old friend
Find out about your government representatives
investigate a stock purchase
Compare your property taxes
Learn how a two stroke
engine works.
Section 8 of 100
Body & Health
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internet sites.
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bnelson@PartyTentCity.com
Diseases & Health
Conditions - Explore a variety of different diseases that affect your
body.
DNA and Genetics
- Learn how DNA works in a cell, and then discover new technologies like cloning
and DNA fingerprinting!
Drugs and
Medicines - Learn about various drugs and medications.
Health Care
- Explore a wide variety of health-care topics, from nuclear medicine to Botox
injections
Looking Your
Best - Learn about everything from haircoloring to cosmetic dentistry to
tanning!
Nutrition
- Vitamins, calories and fats can all be found here.
Your Body
- Learn about lots of different organs and body parts, plus new developments
like artificial hearts!
(If it is not underlined I do not have a site for it
yet.
Send one to me and I will insert it here.)
Read new books
Read tomorrows newspaper
Bible research
Calculator
Dictionary
Foreign Language Interpreter
Visit a Library
Edit photographs
Get directions
View what is in a prescription
Interpret the Bible
Bible commentaries
Read the classified ads
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From the
Brian Nelson Consulting web
page.
Continue Sliding Down. There
there is a lot more.
For internet surfing fun click below on the underlined inventions since 1850 to see a lot more information on these new ideas:
Sewing machine, gyroscope.airship, glider. fiber optics.fiber optics, 1854, rayon.pasteurisation, 1856, Pullman Sleeping Car, washing machine.internal combustion engine.elevator.bicycle. cylinder lock ,machine gun. plastic. dynamite.tin can, torpedo, typewriter.1867, air brakes, stungsten steel. traffic lights, metal windmill. mail-order catalog. barbed wire. shoe welt sticher , telephone, internal combustion engine. carpet sweeper. cylinder phonograph,moving pictures.lightbulb1878, toilet paper, seismograph. metal detector. automatic player piano, rayon. fountain pen. cash register. steam turbine.machine gun.automobile , motorcycle.dishwasher. Coca Cola.radar.gramophone.contact lenses. drinking straws. pneumatic tire. matchbook.Cordite Gunpowder,escalator. diesel-fueled internal combustion engine.vacuum flask. zipper, 1893, .carborundum.carborundum.roller coaster. vacuum cleaner. zeppelin,escalator. safety razor. radio receiver,vacuum cleaner. air conditioner, neon light.lie detector, Teddy Bear, neon light, crayons ,airplane,windshield wipers,windshield wipers, ductile tungsten ,Teabags ,tractor. vacuum diode , E = mc2, Cornflakes. sonar electronic, amplifying tube ,Bakelite. Color photography, 1907, piloted helicopter, gyrocompass, Cellophane, Model T,geiger counter. Instant coffee, talking motion picture, neon light, ignition system. Life Savers,crossword puzzle, bra, zipper, gas mask. Pyrex, Radios, stainless steel ,superheterodyne radio circuit, fortune cookies. pop-up toaster, 1919, Short-wave radio, arc welder, tommy gun, Band-Aid,robot, lie detector. Insulin, 3-D movie ,traffic signal,iconoscope , self winding watch, frozen food, dynamic loudspeaker, spiral bindings, mechanical television 1925, liquid-fueled rockets, ,PEZ candy.quartz crystal watch.,TV system,Technicolor , aerosol can.quartz clock.,iron lung.,penicillin.,Bubble gum .electric shaver.,car radio.,Yo-Yo, 1929 Scotch tape . ,frozen food, neoprene.,computer, jet engine, stop-action photography.,electron microscope, Polaroid photography ,parking meter.1932,radio telescope.,zoom lens, light meter, radio telescope, Frequency modulation (FM radio),Stereo records,drive-in movie theater, cat eyes, Monopoly.,broadcasting - first magnetic recording.,nylon, canned beer, radar,voice recognition machine, Colt revolver.,photocopier.,jet engine, ballpoint pen, Strobe lighting ,1938, Teflon., freeze-dried coffee, helicopter.,electron microscope, orgone accumulator., jeep.,computer controlled by software.,Aerosol spray cans ,neutronic reactor. ,electronic digital computer.,turboprop engine.,Synthetic rubber , slinky.,silly putty.,aqualung.,kidney dialysis machine, Synthetic cortisone , hypertext.,atomic bomb,microwave oven, holography.,Mobile phones , 1947, transistor.,transistor.,Frisbee®,Velcro ® ,Wurlitzer jukebox., Cake mix, credit card , 1950 . Super glue ,Power steering, videotape recorder, Mr. Potato Head ,bar code, diet soft drink,hydrogen bomb, Radial tires ,synthesizer, black box - flight recorder. Transistor radio,Oral contraceptives,nonstick pan,solar cell,Tetracycline ,Optic fiber ,computer hard disk,Tetracycline ,1955Optic fiber , hovercraft,Liquid Paper,Fortran (computer language) ,modem,laser.Hula Hoop, integrated circuit ,internal pacemaker,Barbie Doll ,microchip.1960 halogen lamp Valium, nondairy creamer, audio cassette, fiber-tip pen, Spacewar, the first computer video game,videodisc, Acrylic paint,Permanent-press fabric ,BASIC (an early computer language) ,Astroturf ,Soft contact lenses ,NutraSweet,compact disk,Kevlar ,1966 Electronic Fuel injection ,handheld calculator, computer mouse, computer with integrated circuits,RAM (random access memory). 1969 arpanet (first internet) invented.artificial heart, ATM,bar-code scanner, daisy-wheel printer,floppy disk, dot-matrix printer, food processor, liquid-crystal display (LCD),Hacky Sack®, Gene splicing,ethernet (local computer network), disposable lighter.post-it note,liposuction, laser printer,push-through tab on a drink can, 1975
Section 9 of 100 Computers!
Inside a PC -
Find out about motherboards, sound cards, hard disks and more!
Buses & Ports
- Learn about everything from USB and parallel ports to PCI and FireWire
Form Factors
- Check out the different forms computer technology can take, from PDAs to
microcontrollers!
Memory
- Learn about all different types of computer memory!
Networking
- Learn about networking your home or office!
Peripherals
- Learn about tons of computer peripherals, from mice to scanners to cd burners!
Software &
Programming - Learn about different computer programming languages!
Computer
Security - Find out about encryption, computer viruses and more!
Computer Video
- Learn about video cards, accessDTV and other computer video technology!
Future Tech
- See what the future has in store for computer technology!
Section 10 of 100 Computers! Continue Sliding Down. There is a lot more.
Send me your list of favorite
internet sites.
The tips and tricks hyperlink should describe the function.
bnelson@PartyTentCity.com
Section 11 of 100 How things work:
How Boomerangs Work -
How Electric Guitars
Work -
How Fireworks Work -
How Floating Cities
Will Work -
How Game Boy Advance Works
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How
Holographic Environments Will Work -
How Lie Detectors Work
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How Lock Picking Works
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How Nostradamus Works
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How Pinball Machines
Work -
How Quicksand Works
How Roller Coasters
Work -
How Segways Work -
How Skydiving Works -
How Spiders Work -
-How Teleportation Will
Work -
How Van de Graaff Generators Work
How Water Slides Work
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How Xbox Works -
How Black Lights Work
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How Chocolate Works -
How ESP Works -
How Flamethrowers Work
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How Freeze-Drying Works
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How Guide Dogs Work -
How Hoverboards Will Work
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How Hypnosis Works -
How Liquid Motion Lamps
Work
How Magna Doodle Works
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How Night Vision Works
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How Personal
Jetpacks Will Work -
How Pop-Up Turkey Timers
Work -
How Robots Work -
How Rotary Engines Work
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How Singing Fish Work
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How Snow Makers Work -
How Sunglasses Work -
How Tattoos Work -
Section 12 of 100 Continue Sliding Down. There is a lot more.
Electronics!
Audio
Electronics - Learn about everything from CDs to MP3 players!
Computers
- Learn about microprocessors, mice, hard disks and much more!
Consumer
Electronics - Check out all sorts of electronic gizmos, from televisions
to PDAs to digital cameras!
Radio
Electronics - If it is wireless or it uses radio waves, it is in here.
Learn about GPS receivers, cell phones and much more!
Telecommunications - Learn about telephones, cell phones and other
technologies that connect computers together!
Video Games
- Learn about all the current systems and what is coming down the pike!
Section 13 of 100
Engines!
How Air-Powered Cars Will
Work
How Camshafts Work
How Chain Saws Work
How Diesel Engines Work
How Electric Motors Work
How Fusion
Propulsion Will Work
How Horsepower Works
How NASCAR Race Cars Work
How Rocket Engines Work
How Steam Engines Work
How Turbochargers Work
How Bearings Work
How Car Engines Work
How Champ Cars Work
How Diesel
Locomotives Work
How Electric Cars Work
How Electric Cars Work
How Gas Turbine Engines Work
How Gears Work
How Stirling Engines
Work
Section 14 of 100 Continue Sliding Down. There is a lot more.
Send me your list of favorite
internet sites.
The tips and tricks hyperlink should describe the function.
bnelson@PartyTentCity.com
Section 15 of 100
Did you ever want?
(If it is not underlined I do not have a site for it yet.
Send one to me and I will insert it here.)
Find the value of a used car
Express your opinion
Attend an auction
Buy Stamps
Bid on an Auction
Compare your taxes
Order a book
Study an author
Find out who is in a movie
Find out who Directed a movie
Publish a book
Find Collectibles
Find ancestors
Do genealogy work
Learn to draw
Watch Cartoons
Study the Law
Study Medicine
Study Engineering
See an old movie Clip
Learn about
nonverbal cues.
Retrace the journey of
Lewis and Clark.
Admire the range of
biodiversity.
Visit the
OrcaCam.
Take a literary tour of
Dublin.
Enjoy the spectacle of
atmospheric optics.
Sample the delights of
airline meals.
Explore the natural history of the
Everglades.
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Surgery
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Section 45 of 100
Aetna US. Healthcare Coverage Policy Bulletins: Many discussions of unsubstantiatedtreatments [7/7/02]
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Section 49 of 100
From the Brian Nelson Consulting web page.
For internet surfing fun click below on the underlined inventions since 1850 to see a lot more information on these new ideas:
Sewing machine, gyroscope.airship, glider. fiber optics.fiber optics, 1854, rayon.pasteurisation, 1856, Pullman Sleeping Car, washing machine.internal combustion engine.elevator.bicycle. cylinder lock ,machine gun. plastic. dynamite.tin can, torpedo, typewriter.1867, air brakes, stungsten steel. traffic lights, metal windmill. mail-order catalog. barbed wire. shoe welt sticher , telephone, internal combustion engine. carpet sweeper. cylinder phonograph,moving pictures.lightbulb1878, toilet paper, seismograph. metal detector. automatic player piano, rayon. fountain pen. cash register. steam turbine.machine gun.automobile , motorcycle.dishwasher. Coca Cola.radar.gramophone.contact lenses. drinking straws. pneumatic tire. matchbook.Cordite Gunpowder,escalator. diesel-fueled internal combustion engine.vacuum flask. zipper, 1893, .carborundum.carborundum.roller coaster. vacuum cleaner. zeppelin,escalator. safety razor. radio receiver,vacuum cleaner. air conditioner, neon light.lie detector, Teddy Bear, neon light, crayons ,airplane,windshield wipers,windshield wipers, ductile tungsten ,Teabags ,tractor. vacuum diode , E = mc2, Cornflakes. sonar electronic, amplifying tube ,Bakelite. Color photography, 1907, piloted helicopter, gyrocompass, Cellophane, Model T,geiger counter. Instant coffee, talking motion picture, neon light, ignition system. Life Savers,crossword puzzle, bra, zipper, gas mask. Pyrex, Radios, stainless steel ,superheterodyne radio circuit, fortune cookies. pop-up toaster, 1919, Short-wave radio, arc welder, tommy gun, Band-Aid,robot, lie detector. Insulin, 3-D movie ,traffic signal,iconoscope , self winding watch, frozen food, dynamic loudspeaker, spiral bindings, mechanical television 1925, liquid-fueled rockets, ,PEZ candy.quartz crystal watch.,TV system,Technicolor , aerosol can.quartz clock.,iron lung.,penicillin.,Bubble gum .electric shaver.,car radio.,Yo-Yo, 1929 Scotch tape . ,frozen food, neoprene.,computer, jet engine, stop-action photography.,electron microscope, Polaroid photography ,parking meter.1932,radio telescope.,zoom lens, light meter, radio telescope, Frequency modulation (FM radio),Stereo records,drive-in movie theater, cat eyes, Monopoly.,broadcasting - first magnetic recording.,nylon, canned beer, radar,voice recognition machine, Colt revolver.,photocopier.,jet engine, ballpoint pen, Strobe lighting ,1938, Teflon., freeze-dried coffee, helicopter.,electron microscope, orgone accumulator., jeep.,computer controlled by software.,Aerosol spray cans ,neutronic reactor. ,electronic digital computer.,turboprop engine.,Synthetic rubber , slinky.,silly putty.,aqualung.,kidney dialysis machine, Synthetic cortisone , hypertext.,atomic bomb,microwave oven, holography.,Mobile phones , 1947, transistor.,transistor.,Frisbee®,Velcro ® ,Wurlitzer jukebox., Cake mix, credit card , 1950 . Super glue ,Power steering, videotape recorder, Mr. Potato Head ,bar code, diet soft drink,hydrogen bomb, Radial tires ,synthesizer, black box - flight recorder. Transistor radio,Oral contraceptives,nonstick pan,solar cell,Tetracycline ,Optic fiber ,computer hard disk,Tetracycline ,1955Optic fiber , hovercraft,Liquid Paper,Fortran (computer language) ,modem,laser.Hula Hoop, integrated circuit ,internal pacemaker,Barbie Doll ,microchip.1960 halogen lamp Valium, nondairy creamer, audio cassette, fiber-tip pen, Spacewar, the first computer video game,videodisc, Acrylic paint,Permanent-press fabric ,BASIC (an early computer language) ,Astroturf ,Soft contact lenses ,NutraSweet,compact disk,Kevlar ,1966 Electronic Fuel injection ,handheld calculator, computer mouse, computer with integrated circuits,RAM (random access memory). 1969 arpanet (first internet) invented.artificial heart, ATM,bar-code scanner, daisy-wheel printer,floppy disk, dot-matrix printer, food processor, liquid-crystal display (LCD),Hacky Sack®, Gene splicing,ethernet (local computer network), disposable lighter.post-it note,liposuction, laser printer,push-through tab on a drink can, 1975
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me your list of favorite internet sites.
The tips and tricks hyperlink should describe the function.
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