| EuroSlot Amusement industry magazine. |
| GameRoom A 68-page monthly publication that covers the world of Pinballs, Jukeboxes, Slot Machines, Soda Machines, Arcade, Classic Arcade Video, and the coin-op collecting hobby. |
| Play_Meter_Magazine Monthly trade publication for coin-op, amusement arcade, FEC/LBE operators and owners. |
| RePlay_Magazine On-line version of one of coin-ops most respected magazines contains selected stories, game ratings, and up-to-date industry news. |
| Vending_Times This magazine has information. on music and games although they specialize more in the other vending business lines. Site only has information. about the magazine and ordering information. |
| Beyblade__Let_it_Rip Includes game tips and hints. |
| Hasbro__Beyblade Offers customization information, rules, strategy, and questions. |
| My_Beyblade_Website Contains rules, pictures and links. |
| ROLAZONE_-_The_Glide_Ball_Game_In_The_Tube The home site of Rolazone a new 2 player game with a gravity defying illusion (balls that glide) and an empowering sports science theme (get into 'the zone'). |
| Table_Skittles Information on miniaturised table version, including method and rules of the game. |
| Table_Skittles_-_History_and_Useful_Information There is no mystery about the origin of the various games of table-top skittles shown on this page. All are miniaturised forms of the larger pub game of Alley Skittles or Nine Pins. Also known as De |
| DVS_Systems_Corporation Distributor for video game simulators, vending machines, parts, jukeboxes, air hockey tables, redemption and amusement equipment. Located in the United States. |
| Game_Room_Classifieds Free online classifieds to buy, sell, or trade. |
| Kiddie_Rides_USA Seller of coin-op kiddie rides and trains. |
| The_Mame_Room Includes products, forums, and links. |
| Connect_Capture A game mixing dots and boxes with chess. Completing a box activates the enclosed chess piece, capturing other activated chess pieces. |
| Dots_and_Boxes_-_Dots_and_Hexagons Reviews standard rules, and introduces the analogous game on a hexagonal board. |
| Dots-and-Boxes_Analysis Analysis program and results. |
| Eric_Weisstein\'s_World_of_Mathematics__Dots_and_Boxes Entry with rules, basic strategy, and references. |
| Talk_by_Katherine_Scott__Loony_Dots_and_Boxes_Endgame Streaming-video 30-minute talk held at MSRI during the Combinatorial Game Theory Research Workshop, July 24-28, 2000. Describes a particular type of endgame which arises frequently in practice and ca |
| Postings_from_rec_games_abstract_about_Dots_and_Boxes Includes a survey of the mathematical and computational literature. (August, 1997) |
| Conceptis_Puzzles Creator and supplier of picture-forming logic puzzles. Contains online games and those for sale from Japan. |
| Nonogram_Solver Information about Nonogram logic puzzles and how to solve them, plus examples of two on-line solvers, software, and links. |
| Paint_by_Numbers Offers two color puzzles available to print out or solve online. |
| Solving_Paint-by-Numbers_Puzzles_with_Integer_Programming Article and instructions on solving puzzles. |
| Crokinole_Boards_by_Willard Boards and accessories handcrafted by Willard. |
| Miracle_Ventures Handmade Canadian board games of heirloom quality. Site includes a daily dose of clean jokes in the "Good Humor" Column as well as a range of other quality accessories. |
| Mr__Crokinole Supplies and information on the game of crokinole. Also, carrom supplies and other game pieces. |
| Squails_and_Crokinole Offers history and information. |
| The_World_Crokinole_Championship Event conducted in the spring each year. Links to sites that explain the game and its history in southern Ontario. |
| The_Echo,_a_Gaming_Website Includes advice and material for pencil and paper roleplaying games, multi-user dungeons, and video games. |
| The_Game_Report_Online A quarterly publication dedicated to board, party, dice, card, family, and strategy games. Provides polls, stores, reviews, and news. |
| Gamegrene Discusses computer, tabletop, card, and roleplaying games. Includes an FAQ and back issues. |
| MCV An international trade publication for the interactive entertainment industry. |
| Skirmisher_Online_Gaming_Magazine Covers roleplaying, trading card, and interactive video games through reviews, previews, art, articles, a forum, and a gamestore. |
| Women_Gamers Offers reviews, previews, and advice on breaking into the industry. |
| Garden_Games Rules and shopping. |
| Hagar_Viking_Game Includes history of the game, Hagar the Horrible comics, rules, and where to buy it. |
| JavaScriptkubb Java Kubb game. [English, Swedish and German] |
| Old_Time_Games,_Inc_ Information and history of the game, instructions on how to play, and set sales. |
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Excel Cartoons From User Friendly
A Sneak Peek at Excel 2004
VBA Humor
Ellen Feiss Uses Excel
Excel is Also a Spreadsheet?
The Aspiring Writer
The Wife vs the Mistress
If Excel Were a Car
Take Out Your Aggressions on Excel
Excel's Hidden Dialog Box
Microsoft Banner Ads
Scientists Tell Us
Top-10 Signs You Purchased a Bad Spreadsheet
Genie in a Lamp
Another View of Charting
Famous Cells and Ranges
Test Your Knowledge of Excel Pivot Tables
Shakespeare's Favorite Formula
A Bunch of Riddles
Lotus Cartoon
Are You a Spreadsheet Junkie?
Spreadsheet Poem
Pilot Joke
Spreadsheet Taglines
Spreadsheet Anagrams
Cannibal Joke
Spreadsheet Consultant Joke
Spreadsheet Glossary
A Bunch of Riddles
Q. What's the difference between Quattro Pro
and a 2400-baud modem?
A. At this time next year, people will still be using 2400-baud modems.
Q. Why did Microsoft develop Access?
A. To make Excel seem faster.
Q. How do you identify an extroverted spreadsheet user?
A. He looks at your shoes when he talks to you.
Q. Why do people keep a copy of 1-2-3 for DOS on their car's dashboard?
A. So they can park in the handicapped parking spaces.
Q. Why did the fellow bury his copy of Quattro Pro for DOS 50 feet in the ground?
A. Because deep down, it's really a good product.
Q. What do spreadsheet developers use for birth control?
A. Their personalities.
Q. If you're a 1-2-3 user, what does MACRO stand for?
A. Messy And Confusing Repeated Operation.
Q. Did you hear that former V.P. Dan Quayle is taking a new job as Corel's spreadsheet
product manager?
A. His first job is to change the product name: Quattroe Proe.
Q. What's the name of the new skin care product that Procter &
Gamble has
developed for MS Office VBA developers?
A. Oil of OLE.
Q. How many Excel Tech Support technicians does it take to change a light bulb?
A. One - But only if "light bulbs" can be found in the Microsoft
Knowledge Base.
Q. Why didn't Microsoft implement multithreading in Excel 97?
A. The designers decided that one bug at a time was enough for most users.
Q. Why were spreadsheets invented?
A. In order to make word processors appear to be bug-free in comparison.
Q. Why would OJ Simpson make a good spokesman for 1-2-3?
A. Because he has many things in common with 1-2-3:
His popularity peaked many years ago
He's good with the slash
He's very familiar with cells
He has experience with products that nobody wants to buy
He's spent a lot of time @COURT
Q. What is the most frequent question asked by a would-be spreadsheet consultant?
A. "Would you like fries with that?"
